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CALENDAK
OF THE
PATENT ROLLS,
PRESERVED IN THE
PUBLIC RE COED OFFICE.
PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF
THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS.
EDWAKD III.
VOL. XVI.
A.D. 1374—1377.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
LONDON :
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1916.
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CONTENTS.
Page
Preface -------- v
Corrigenda yii
Calendar --------- 1
General Index - - 511
( v )
PREFACE.
The present volume forms part of a series of Calendars
of the Patent Rolls from the reign of Edward I. to that
of Henry VII., the object and character of which are
explained in the Preface to the first volume for the reign of
Edward III. (a.d. 1327-1330). The text has been prepared,
under my immediate supervision, by Mr. M. C. B. Dawes, B.A.,
of this Office. Mr. Dawes has also compiled the index, with
assistance from Mr. A. E. Stamp, M.A., of this Office.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Public Record Office,
6 August, 1915.
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CORKIGENDA.
P. 17, I. 16, for Routon read Ronton.
P. 234, I. 14, for Duff eld read Driffeld.
P. 377, I. 13 from foot, for high bailiwick read upper bailey.
CALENDAR
OF THE
PATENT ROLLS
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
1374. Membrane 25.
Aug. 29. Whereas lately John Knyvet, the chancellor, — at the suit of Robert
Westminster. Hayle, ' bocher,' who suggested that he and John de Harleye, John
Donclent and John de Obdon, clerk, lately bound themselves by their
writing to John de Bedewardyn in 200L, which writing was enrolled
in the Chancery, and, although the writing was made to secure the
observance of certain conditions contained in an indenture between
the said parties and for no other reason, and was delivered for safe
keeping to a third party, Richard de Piryton, canon of the church of
St. Paul, London, the said John de Bedewardyn, planning to harass
Robert, forged another bond for 200Z. agreeing in all respects with
the former, had it endorsed as if it were true and acknowledged in
the Chancery and impleaded him therewith before the sheriffs of
London, — summoned Richard de Piryton with the first writing and
the sheriffs with the forged writing to be before him at Westminster,
and there, before himself, John Cavendissh, chief justice of the King's
Bench, and other justices and clerks of the Chancery, had the writing
which was exhibited before the sheriffs diligently examined, and
because it seemed to the court on examination that the said writing,
not being endorsed in the Chancery manner, was counterfeit, it was
arrested and delivered to William de Burstall, keeper of the rolls of
the Chancery, to be kept until further order ; and afterwards, to wit,
on 7 August in the king's forty-eighth year, the said John de
Bedewardyn came before the chancellor at Westminster and there,
in the presence of Thomas Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' and John de
Blockele, one of the barons of the Exchequer, said that he did not
acknowledge that the said forgery and deception had been done by
him or with his assent, renounced, willingly and not under compulsion,
all right which might accrue to him by the said deed, prayed that
it might be cancelled and annulled, and, although not guilty, submitted
to the king's grace, saving always his action by virtue of the other
deed in the keeping of the said Richard ; the king, having had sufficient
information that the said deed was not forged of the malice of John
de Bedewardyn, and for 20s. paid by him, has pardoned him the said
forgery and deception.
Aug. 30. Ratification of the estate of John de Bedewardyn, alias John Smyth,
Westminster, as prebendary of the prebend of Bullyngehope in the cathedral church
of Hereford, which he has of the king's collation, notwithstanding
any revocation thereof. By p.s.
Wt. 18915. — H.T. Ltd.— 375. E 1
2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1374. Membrane 25 — cont.
Sept. 6. James Botiller, earl of Ormond, staying in Ireland on the king's
Westminster, service, has letters nominating John de Kyngesfold and William
Rikhill as his attorneys in England for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys before the
departure of the earl from England.
Aug. 9. Pardon to John de Brampton of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. John de Spoford, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him
in self-defence. By p.s.
Sept. 14. Presentation of Richard de Holm to the church of Little Billyng,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of St. Andrew, Norhampton, being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Sept. 16. Pardon to Roger de Ines juxta Wygan of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Roger de Turton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Mandate to the dean of the king's free chapel of St. Mary, Hastynges,
Westminster, to assign a stall in the choir and a place in the chapter to John de
Harleston, whom William, bishop of Chichester, has on the king's
presentation admitted to the prebend of Bui wart heth in their chapel,
void by the resignation of William de Grisley.
Sept. 19. Ratification of the estate of Master Henry Piel as archdeacon of
Westminster. Norhampton. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Presentation of Thomas Sibille, vicar of the church of Ambresley,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, to the vicarage of the church of Bekford,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of
Newent being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on
an exchange of benefices with William Fevre.
Sept. 23. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, dated 22 February
Westminster, last, to John Houk of Bristol, who was to have gone on the king's
service in the company of William de Nevill, one of the king's admirals
then at sea, as the men-at-arms and others who then went on such
service have returned from the voyage.
Oct. 3. Ratification of the estate of John Kirketon as parson of the church
Westminster, of Holy Trinity in the king's court, York.
Oct. 6. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus lately granted
Westminster, at the signification of the king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, to
Hugh Braundys, who was to have gone on the king's service to Brittany
in the company of the earl ; as the said earl has testified by a bill
remaining in the office of the privy seal that he does not wish Hugh
to go with him. By bill of p.s.
Sept. 20. Promise to pay William Strete and Adam Porteloue 3,648/. for
Westminster, certain causes agreed on by the king and council ; and grant that they
may take 760L thereof of the fifteenth granted by the commonalty
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48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
3
1374. Membrane 25 — cord.
of the realm in the last parliament for the next year in the parts of
Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln, at the Purification and Whitsun, 700Z. of the
fifteenth in the county of Suffolk at the said feasts, 1,7232. of the
fifteenth in the county of Norfolk at the said feasts, and the remaining
4652. of the fifteenth in the parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln, at the
said feasts, by the hands of the collectors of the said fifteenth in the
said counties and places according to the effect of tallies levied at
the receipt of the Exchequer ; and that no assignment of the said
fifteenth be made in retardation of the said payments.
Mandates in pursuance to the said collectors.
Licence for George Byger of Bordeaux to sell by retail in Colcestre
9 tuns and a pipe of wine which he has lodged there for sale at a
reasonable price, to wit, a gallon for 6d., as he dares not sell the same
by retail without the king's licence because he is not a freeman of the
town ; provided the wine be sound and drinkable.
Oct. 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Bealknapp as chief
Westminster, justice of the Common Bench, taking the accustomed fee. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the Bench. [Foedera.]
Oct. 11. Mandate to Hugh de Wombewell, keeper of the rolls of the Common
Westminster. Bench lately appointed by William de Fyncheden, late chief justice,
to deliver by indenture to Robert all rolls, records and processes
touching the office in his keeping.
Mandate to the said Robert to receive the same.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane 24.
Aug. 8. Writ of aid, directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of
Westminster. Canterbury, in favour of Thomas Newe, parson of the church of
Godmersham, William Topclyve, John de Wodhull, clerk, Simon de
Burgh, Richard Tangemere, clerk, and William Tydecombe, to whom
the king has committed during pleasure the keeping of the archbishopric,
void by the death of William, the last archbishop, and in the king's
hand, and of the temporalities thereof.
Aug. 11. Presentation of Thomas de Neweton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Estwode, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the
late voi dance of the priory of Priterwelle.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
Aug. 6. Presentation of Robert Scot, warden of a chantry in the church of
Westminster. St. Paul, London, for the soul of Michael de Northburgh, sometime
bishop of London, to the church of Redelynggewelde, in the diocese
of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land
and heir of Thomas de Veer, late earl of Oxford, who held in chief,
being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with Edmund
Montpellers. By p.s.
Aug. 17. Presentation of William Dole, parson of the church of Marsevelde,
Westminster, in the diocese of Chichester, to the church of St. George by Estchepe,
London ; on an exchange of benefices with John Swetomon of
Pencrich.
4
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 24 — cord.
July 9. Grant to the king's servant, John Mayheu, of 2 messuages and
Westminster. 26 acres of land in Farnham, co. Buckingham, late of Simon Schynnore,
and a messuage and 13 acres of land in the same town late of John
Berwyn, all which were taken into the king's hand by occasion of an
alienation which Thomas de Furnyvall, deceased, who held the
premises in chief as parcel of his manor of Farnham, made thereof
to the said Simon and John Berwyn respectively without the king's
licence, as the king is informed by Richard Lescrop, the treasurer ;
to hold for as long as they shall remain in the king's hand for that
cause during his lifetime. By p.s.
Aug. 26. Grant for life to Nicholas Curteys, in consideration of service
Westminster, rendered by him to the king's son Lionel, late duke of Clarence, of
the office of the ' hay ward wyk ' of the manor of Asshetesford, co.
Kent, taking such fees and liveries as William Yong, the last hay-
ward, took ; provided that he perform the office in person or by
sufficient deputy. By p.s.
Sept. 3. Pardon to Isabel Normavyle of the king's suit for having at
Westminster. Burgh, co. Leicester, stolen goods of Robert de Burgh, whereof she
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent waiver. By p.s.
Sept. 5. Grant to Richard Maycous and Thomas Cook, for 20s. paid to
Westminster, the king, of all the goods late of William Grantham, which have
come into the king's hands as forfeit because William was lately
outlawed in the county of Northampton at the suit of Thomas atte
Bakhous in a plea of trespass. By C.
July 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Thomas, bishop
Westminster, of Durham, dated at Durham by the hand of John de Kyngeston, the
bishop's clerk, on 5 August in the twenty-third year of his pontificate,
granting for life to John Chaundeler the office of parker of his park
of Evenwode and of his other woods pertaining thereto, taking Id.
daily for his wages ; and also pasture for 6 cows with their issue of
one year old within the said park, fees of all trees felled or uprooted
by ordinary winds, and branches and fees of trees granted, as other
parkers have taken. By p.s.
Sept. 6. Grant for life to John de Tydemerssh of a yearly rent of 4 marks
Westminster, out of the manor of Bastilden, co. Berks. By p.s.
Sept. 15. Presentation of John Busard, vicar of the church of Great Bentele,
Westminster, in the diocese of London, to the church of Dounham, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and
heir of Thomas de Veer, late earl of Oxford, who held in chief, being
in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with John Whitechirche.
Sept. 16. John Vise, staying in England, has letters nominating Walter
Westminster. Somerey and William Tirell of Dublin as his attorneys in Ireland
for one year. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Sept. 20. Pardon, at the supplication of Thomas Frouwyk, to Richard
Westminster. Trandel of South Mymmes of the king's suit for having broken the
house of Stephen Hodesdon of La Barnet and carried away 20 marks
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
1374. Membrane 24 — cord.
of gold and silver therefrom, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Sept. 18. Promise to pay Richard Lyouns, citizen of London, 3,323L 15s. 6d.
Westminster, at Christmas and Easter next ; and the king wills that Richard,
who is farmer of the subsidy of 6d. of the pound and 2s. of each tun
of wine granted in the last parliament by the magnates and com-
monalty of the realm, and also of the custom of 3d. of the pound
for the present year, to wit, until Christmas next, shall take the said
sum out of that farm according to the effect of tallies levied at the
receipt of the Exchequer for as long as he shall be farmer as above,
and in case he have not the farm after Christmas, he and his executors
shall take any arrears of the said sum out of the said subsidy and
custom according to the form of tallies likewise levied at the receipt
of the Exchequer ; and no decrease or diminution of the said subsidy
and custom shall be granted or any grant be made in diminution of the
said sum.
Sept. 30. Grant, for life or until other order, to Philip la Vache, one of the
Westminster, knights of the king's chamber, of 501. yearly at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, as Richard II, on 28 August in his
tenth year, granted the said Philip 501. out of the issues of the county of
Bedford.
Oct. 4. Presentation of John Russell, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of St. Laurence, Newerumneye, in the diocese of Canterbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbot of
Pontigny being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 5. Ellis Archer, chaplain, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Geoffrey Forstall and David Archer as his attorneys in Ireland for
one year.
Oct. 4. Licence for John atte Halle of Great Yarmouth to load 300 quarters
Westminster, of barley and 200 quarters of oats in the ports of Lenn, Welles,
Blakeneye or Great Yarmouth, and take them to Norway for herring,
fish and other merchandise to be bought there and brought into
the realm.
Oct. 9. Ratification of the estate of Robert Norreys as vicar of the church
Westminster, of Much Marcle, in the diocese of Hereford.
Membrane 23.
Aug. 23. Notification that the king, — being certainly informed by the council
Westminster, that certain persons, by the procurement and mediation of Richard
Lyons and John Pyel, have paid for him to the company of the Bardi
8,780 marks 9s. (of which sum the king has acquittance under the
seals of Peter de Bardes and Gauteron de Bardes, attorneys of the
same company), in part payment of a larger sum owed by the king,
and also, by mediation of Richard and John, have acquitted the
king of 1,219 marks 4s. 4:d. due by him to divers persons, and also
have loaned to him, by the procurement and mediation of the same,
9<\000 marks in nobles delivered in the receipt of the Exchequer
6
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
1374. Membrane 23 — cont.
on the day of these presents by the hands of Richard and John,
whom the lenders wish to be their attorneys for the receipt of the
said loans, — has commanded the said Richard and John to be such
attorneys, and to receive the said sums, which amount to 20,000/.,
as follows, to wit, 10,000/. of the customs and subsidies in the port
of London, 5,000Z. in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, 4,000/. in
the port of Boston, 1,000 marks in the port of Great Yarmouth and
500 marks in the port of Ipswich, that is to say, in each of the said
ports 25s. from each sack of wool leaving the port, woolfells and
hides in proportion, to be taken by indenture between them and
the customers of the ports ; and the king wills that one part of the
cocket seal in the port of London remain with the said John, and
one part of the cocket seal in the other ports remain with Richard,
until they be paid in full. Also, because the king is certainly informed
that Richard and John are only middlemen in this bargain, he wills
that no arrest, forfeiture or hindrance be made by him or others, or
at the suit of others, upon the said sum or any parcel thereof for any
felony, trespass, misdeed or debt of the said Richard, John or other
persons ; and in case either or both of them die before they be paid
in full, a moiety of the arrears thereof shall be paid to their assigns
respectively. Also the king promises that no decrease or abridge-
ment of custbm or subsidy shall be granted to any in shipment of
wools, hides or fells henceforth in any ports until the said sum be
paid, and that neither Richard and John, nor any of their men, shall
be charged to account in the Exchequer for the receipt thereof, and
that the customers in the said ports shall have sufficient warrant to
deliver to Richard and John, or their attorneys, one part of the
cocket and the said custom until the whole sum be paid, and that
the said customers shall be discharged upon their account in the
Exchequer by virtue of the indenture or acquittance of the said
Richard and John, and that these last shall have sufficient warrant
of the great and privy seal for the receipt of the said sum. And the
king wills that this patent shall remain with Richard and John for
their acquittance and defence in respect of all damages and losses
by all people touching this bargain and all other bargains made by
their mediation for the king's aid.
And Alexander, archbishop of York, Simon, bishop of London,
Thomas, bishop of Durham, William, bishop of Winchester, Edward,
prince of Wales, John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster,
Edmund, earl of Cambridge, Richard, earl of Arundel, Edmund de
Mortymer, earl of March, Thomas, earl of Warwick, Hugh, earl of
Stafford, William Montagu, earl of Salisbury, John, lord of Nevyll,
William, lord of Latymer, Guy de Brian, ' chivaler,' John Knyvet,
chancellor, Richard Lescrop, treasurer of England, Nicholas de
Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, Sir John Cavendissh, Richard Stury,
'chivaler,' William Tauk, baron of the Exchequer, and William
Dytton, clerk of the privy seal, promise as far as in them lies that
the premises shall be loyally accomplished. French.
Sept. 16. Exemplification of the said obligation. French.
Westminster.
Oct. 8. Presentation of John Haselok to the church of Stratford by
Westminster. Salesbury, in the dicoese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
7
1374. Membrane 23 — cont.
of the temporalities of the priory of Lyre being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Oct. 6. Presentation of John de Kendale to the church of Fladbury, in
Sheen. the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of Worcester. By p.s.
Sept. 20. Promise to pay Michael de la Pole 1,800/., for certain causes
Westminster, agreed upon by the king and council, to be taken as follows,
750/. of the tenth last granted by the clergy of the realm in the diocese
of York at the Purification and Midsummer next, 500/. of the fifteenth
granted by the commonalty of the realm in the last parliament in
the East Riding, co. York, at the same feasts, and the remaining
550/. of the said fifteenth in the county of Northampton at the same
feasts, according to the effect of tallies levied at the receipt of the
Exchequer. The king, moreover, wills that no assignment of the
said tenth and fifteenth be* made in retardation of the payment of
the said sum.
Mandates in pursuance to the collectors of the said tenth and
fifteenth in the diocese and counties mentioned.
Oct. 10. In compassion for the estate of Brother Miletus Andree, prior of
Westminster, the priory of La Munstre in Cornwall, a cell of SS. Sergiusand Bacchus
by Angers, who is so burdened by want that the rents and profits of
the priory, although sparingly dispensed, scarce suffice for the
sustenance of himself and a fellow-monk, notwithstanding which,
because neither he himself nor his fellow-monk know the English
or Cornish tongue, he has found an English secular chaplain to serve
the parish church annexed to the priory, the king has granted him
the keeping of the priory and all the lands and possessions pertaining
thereto, now in his hand on account of the war with France, together
with the issues thereof from Michaelmas last, for as long as the said
priory, lands and possessions shall remain in his hand for that cause,
provided that he have with him a fellow-monk and a secular
chaplain as above to maintain divine service, and that he sustain
the house and buildings pertaining to the priory, pay any tenths con-
tingent thereon and support all other charges pertaining thereto.
Membrane 22.
Sept. 20. Promise to pay John de Hedyngham and Thomas de Barton
Westminster. 3,000/. for certain causes agreed upon by the king and council, 1,000/.
thereof to be taken of the tenth last granted by the clergy of the realm
in the diocese of Norwich at the Purification and Midsummer next,
800/. of the said tenth in the archdeaconries of Lincoln, Stowe and
Leycestre at the same feasts, 800/. of the customs and subsidies in the
port of Cicestre, to wit, of each sack of wool 25-5., and the remaining
400/. of the like customs and subsidies in the port of Suthampton,
according to the effect of tallies levied at the receipt of the Exchequer.
And the king wills that no grant of the said tenths, customs and
subsidies be made in retardation of the said payment.
Mandates in pursuance to the collectors of the said tenths, customs
and subsidies in the said diocese, archdeaconries and ports.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 22 — cont.
Oct. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Cheddre of
Westminster. Bristol and William Cheddre of Bristol to the prior and convent
of Wytham, of the Carthusian order, of 14 messuages, 4 shops and
6 acres of land in Bristol and the suburb thereof, not held of the king,
which are of the yearly value of 121. Ss. 4d. as is found by an inquisition
taken by William de Canynges, mayor of Bristol and escheator therein,
to find a secular chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of Cheddre and do other works of charity there and in the priory
of Wytham according to the ordinance of the donors, to hold in
satisfaction of 15/. of the 30/. of land and rent which the prior and
convent had the king's licence to acquire by two letters patent dated
16 January in the twenty-third year and 20 March in the thirty-sixth
year respectively.
Oct. 8. Presentation of John Fraunkeleyn, vicar of the church of Great
Westminster. Bernyngton, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of St. Andrew,
La Wyche, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
priory of Derhurst being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with Matthew atte Yate.
Oct. 9. John Malwayn and Elizabeth, his wife, staying in England, have
Westminster, letters nominating Robert Talbot and Richard Giffard as their
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
William de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
Sept. 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the minister and
Westminster. Trinitarian friars of Modyngden, co. Kent, in satisfaction of 20/.
of the 30/. of land and rent which they had the king's licence, dated
23 March in the twenty-first year, to acquire, of the following
messuages &c, not held in chief, which are of the yearly value of
7/. 185. HJcZ. as is found by an inquisition taken by Nicholas Heryng,
late escheator in the said county : —
by John Wilde, parson of the church of Bokelond, 100 acres of
land, 250 acres of wood, and lid. of rent in Cranbroke and
Benyndenne ;
by John Parmenter, John Mascal and William Waterman, a
messuage, 104 acres of land, 10 acres of pasture, 2\ acres of
wood, 9£c£. of rent and a rent of a quarter of barley, a hen
and three parts of a hen in Osprenge and Preston next
Faverisham ;
by William Benge, a messuage and an acre of land in the same
towns of Osprenge and Faverisham ;
by William Waterman and William Bysshop, 16 acres of land in
Sutton Valence ; and
by John Parmenter, 2s. lOd. of rent in Stapilherst.
Oct. 11. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Genet as steward of the
Westminster, hundreds of Kyngeston, Burhull, Cowerne, Bodenham and Stretford,
co. Hereford, in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the heirs
of Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford, who held in chief.
Oct. 10. Grant to John de Harewode of the prebend of Collewych in the
Westminster, cathedral church of Lichfield. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
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1374. Membrane 22 — cont.
Oct. 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Genet as steward of
Westminster, all rents, farms, issues and profits of all the lordships, manors and
lands of Brekent, Haye, Huntyton and Caldecotes in the parts of
Wales, in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the heirs of
Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford, who held in chief, and
to execute all things pertaining to the office of steward, taking
in that office as other stewards have taken.
Oct. 13. Presentation of Thomas Asshford to the church of Herleston, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Lenton being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 11. Pardon to John Aubrey, late sheriff of London, of the king's suit
Westminster, for the death of John de Bryghtwell, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By K.
The like to the following for the same death : —
Henry de Morton, late servant of the said John Aubrey.
John Bysouth, late servant of the same. By K.
Pardon, at the supplication of the earl of Stafford, to Henry son of
William son of Emma del Byggyng of the king's suit for the death
of John Webstere of Hethcote, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
The like -to Thomas Grenewey of the county of Stafford for the
death of Richard Bykur of Stone, ' taillour,' at the supplication of
the said earl. By p.s.
The like to William Hipper of Waynbrige for the death of John de
Kendale, at the supplication of the king's son, the earl of Cambridge.
By p.s.
Oct. 14. Presentation of Richard Amys, monk of the monastery of St. Mary,
Westminster. Lonlay, of the Benedictine order, who has been presented by Sampson
Seins, monk and vicar general in England of the abbot and convent
of the said monastery, to the priory of Stoke Courcy, cell of Lonlay,
which is now void by the death of the last prior and in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the said monastery being in
his hand on account of the war with France, to J. bishop of Bath and
Wells, for admission to the priory.
Oct. 11. Grant to Robert Bealknap, chief justice of the Common Bench,
Westminster, that he may the more fittingly maintain his estate, of 40£. yearly
at the Exchequer, beyond the accustomed fee which he takes from
the king, for as long as he shall remain in the said office. By K.
Membrane 21.
Oct. 11. Presentation of John de Wortham to the church of Fyndon, in
Westminster, the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of John de Moubray of Axiholm, who held in
chief, being in his hand. By p.s
Oct. 11. Grant to Thomas de Morton, one of the king's archers, of the keeping
Westminster, of the parks of Sneed and Peen pertaining to the manor of Hembury,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 21 — cont.
co. Gloucester, in the king's hand by reason of the voidance of the
bishopric of Worcester, to hold as John Burgeys held them during his
life, and for as long as the said manor and parks shall be in the king's
hand for that cause. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Appointment of Nicholas Heryng as steward and surveyor of all
Westminster, the castles, manors, lands, liberties and hundreds of the king's honours
in the county of Kent, and to hold courts, leets and ' laudaies ' in the
same and all pleas accustomed to be held therein, do full justice to
all, take for the king's use fines, ransoms and amercements of free
tenants, tenants in ' gavelkynde,' bond tenants and tenants at will
for trespasses and all other causes, and charge the bailiffs and other
ministers therewith, and to do all things pertaining to his said office.
By K.
Oct. 13. Pardon to William Potyn of his outlawry in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert
Dykeswell touching a plea that he render him an account of the time
when he was his receiver ; he having now surrendered to the Flete
prison as Robert Belknap, chief justice, has certified.
Oct. 14. The like to John Smyth, late vicar of the church of Assheton, out-
Westminster, lawed in the county of Wilts at the suit of Henry Pak, chaplain,
touching a plea of debt of 12 marks.
Oct. 15. The like to Thomas Howessone of Comberton, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Hertford at the suit of John Reymond touching a plea of
debt of 10Z.
Oct. 15. The like to Robert Lakere and Clarice, his wife, outlawed and
Westminster, waived in the county of Southampton at the suit of John Tannere
touching a plea of trespass.
The like to Thomas son of Thomas de Fisshelak, outlawed in the
county of York at the suit of Thomas de Balne of Staynford touching
a plea that he render him a horse worth 40s.
The like to Robert Willico of St. Neots of the county of Huntingdon,
outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of William Tonge
touching a plea of debt of 20Z. against him and John Willico of
Suthzevill of the county of Bedford.
Oct. 16. The like to Nicholas Cundale, outlawed in the county of Buckingham
Westminster, at the suit of Hugh Chastelon, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of trespass.
The like to Simon Smyth of Witteneye, outlawed in the county
of Middlesex at the suit of Roger Legat touching a plea of trespass.
Oct. 18. The like to Alan Belle of Walpol, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Cambridge at the suit of Thomas Peye of Wysebeche touching a
plea of debt of 40s.
Oct. 20. The like to Henry Cauntebrigg, ' marehaunt,' outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Southampton at the suit of John Polymond touching
a plea of debt of 10 marks.
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1374. Membrane 21 — cont.
Oct. 23. The like to Ralph Prentys, outlawed in the county of Wilts at
Westminster, the suit of Thomas Portman of Salisbury touching a plea of debt
of 60s.
Oct. 24. The like to William Dyere, outlawed in the county of Somerset
Westminster, at the suit of Guy de Briane, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of trespass.
Oct. 21. The like to Gregory Blaunket of Bristol, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Somerset at the suit of Richard Stoweye of Welles touching a plea
of debt of 4:1. 7s. 5d.
Nov. 4. The like to John Avener, vicar of the church of Stoke by Newerk,
Westminster, outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of Raymund Pelegrym,
clerk, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks.
The like to Thomas Cauce, outlawed as above for a debt of
20 marks 10s.
Nov. 9. The like to John Chapman of Eston in Cliveland, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of York at the suit of Hugh de Ardern of Great Driffeld
touching a plea of debt of 20/.
Nov. 10. The like to Robert de Wyncheburne of Eykeryng, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Nottingham at the suit of Richard de Byngham, ' chivaler,'
touching a plea of debt of 10/.
Nov. 16. The like to Robert Kirkeham of Elm, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Cambridge at the suit of Thomas Howe of Leveryngton, chaplain,
touching a plea of debt of 4/. 4s.
Nov. 19. The like to Thomas Virly son of Roger Virly of Norwich, outlawed
Westminster, in the husting of London at the suit of Robert Wytton, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 160Z.
Nov. 21. The like to William Botilstan, citizen and merchant of York, out-
Westminster, lawed in the county of Lincoln at the suit of Walter Bakester of
Grymesby, touching a plea of debt of 12/. 6s. Sd.
The like to Ralph Northgate of Aylesbury, outlawed in the county
of Lincoln at the suit of Geoffrey le Scrop, canon of the church of
St. Mary, Lincoln, touching a plea of debt of 40/.
Nov. 24. The like to Richard Bocher of the county of Kent, outlawed in the
Westminster, husting of London at the suit of Andrew de Shaldeford, executor
of the will of Simon atte Grene, late citizen and skinner of London,
touching a plea that he render him 50s.
Nov. 21. The like to John Pountfreyt, chaplain, outlawed as above at the
Westminster, suit of Richard Vincent, parson of the church of St. Be net Shorhogge,
London, touching a plea of debt of 16/. 12s.
Nov. 22. The like to Peter son of Emma de Walsokne, outlawed as above
Westminster, at the suit of Adam Honyter of Wysbeche touching a plea that he
render him 13 sheep, worth 40s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 21 — cont.
Nov. 26. The like to Robert Corbet, ' chivaler,' and Alice, his wife, outlawed
Westminster, and waived as above at the suit of John, bishop of Bath, and Walter
Fryland, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 80Z.
The like to Robert Corbet, the younger, knight, and Alice, his
wife, daughter and heir of John de Langeton, knight, of the county
of Hertford, outlawed and waived as above at the suit of Ralph,
parson of the church of St. Andrew, London, and John de Morton,
clerk, executors of the will of William atte Folde, late citizen and
fishmonger of London, touching a plea that they render them 12 marks.
The like to William de Kenwalgraves, outlawed in the county
of York at the suit of Walter de Frothingham of York, ' mercer,'
touching a plea of debt of 60s.
The like to John de Walkyngton, outlawed as above at the suit
of the same touching a plea of debt of 60s.
The like to William de Walkyngton, ' mercere,' outlawed as above
at the suit of the same touching a plea of debt of 60s.
Membrane 20.
Oct. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of Roger Dalyngrugge,
Westminster, kinsman and heir of John de Ratynden, of a charter of warren, dated
25 November, 32 Edward I, on behalf of the said John. \Calendar
of Charter Rolls, 1300-1326, p. 38.]
By fine of J mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 12. Grant to Thomas Barkere, chaplain, of the wardenship of the hospital
[Westminster. ]of St. John in the suburb of Shrouesbury. By p.s.
Oct. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation, for 20s. paid in the hanaper by the
Westminster, abbot of Gloucester, of letters patent of Henry [II], dated at Worcester,
as follows : —
H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum et comes
Andegavorum, vicecomiti et ministris et4 burgensibus suis de
Gloecestria, salutem. Concedo et confirmo abbati et monachis Sancti
Petri Gloecestr^ aquam de Fulebroc que currit per abbaciam
suam, totam, liberam et quietam. Quare volo et precipio ne quis
ejusdem cursum aque retardare vel distrahere vet ipsis monachis
inde injuriam facere presumat super x. libras forisfacture. Teste
Petro de Mar\ apud Wygorniam.
Oct. 16. Grant to the king's serjeant, Roger de Lewerye, of all the goods
Westminster, late of Thomas de Langedon, late master of the king's barge of London,
who by judgement rendered in the king's court was drawn and hanged
for sedition, and whose goods are forfeit to the king for that cause ;
except those goods whereof the king has been answered. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the abbot and
Westminster, convent of Bordesleie, dated at Bordesleye on Thursday the feast of
St. Laurence, 48 Edward III, granting to John atte Wode, knight,
and Lucy, his wife, a yearly rent of 20 marks for life out of their
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1374. Membrane 20 — cont.
manors of Holeweie, co. Worcester, and He well, co. Warwick, and all
their other lands in those counties, to be taken at Michaelmas and
Easter in the church of their abbey, with proviso for distraint if the
rent be in arrear for two months.
Oct. 18. Licence for the prior of Bath to load 6 horses, 12 carcases (cassas)
Westminster, of oxen, 24 bacon pigs and 200 salt fish in the port of Waterford in
Ireland and bring them to England to make his profit thereof.
By C.
Oct. 18. Presentation of Henry de Upton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Westoncorbet, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by
reason of the keeping of the land and heir of John de Bohun, ' chivaler,'
who held in chief, being in his hand.
Oct. 14. Pardon to John Elmruge of Aldenham of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Mayheu, the elder, and Thomas Skynner of Corf,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.s.
The like to the following for the same deaths : —
Thomas Gerard of Corf, Gilbert Martyn of Knyghteston, John
Strete of Aldenham and William Fraunk of Criche, the
younger. By the same writ.
Grant for life to Edmund de Tettesworth of the keeping of the
smaller piece of the seal for recognisances of debts in the city of
Canterbury according to the form of the statute lately made for the
merchants at Acton Burnell, taking the fees limited by the statute ;
with power to execute the office by deputy. By p.s.
Oct. 23. Licence, for 100 marks paid to the king by John Plays, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for the alienation in mortmain by him of 20/. of rent out of his manor
of Wetyng, co. Norfolk, not held of the king, to the prior and convent
of Bromhelle.
Oct. 22. The abbot of Fourneys, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. John de Cokeram, his fellow-monk, and William Syncok of Draughda
as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
He has other letters nominating John de Bolton of Fourneys and
Henry Bonde of Beaubek as his attorneys as above.
The prior of Conyngesheved received the attorneys by
writ.
Oct. 20. Presentation of John Whittyl, parson of the church of Hatteclyf,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the church of Lymbergh
Magna, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the abbey of Aunay being in his hand on account of
the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William de
Parva Cotes.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24. Licence for Thomas de Etton to impark 1,000 acres of land and
Westminster, wood at Gillyng in Rydale, co. York, provided that they be not within
the metes of the forest. By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 20 — cont.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Richard Milner, 4 mercer,' of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of William Coke, ' mariner,' of Yarmouth, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 22. Pardon to Thomas de Felton and Joan, his wife, of their trespass
Westminster, in acquiring for life from the king's firstborn son, the prince, the manor
of Kirketon in Lyndeseye, held in chief, with all lands, profits, revenues
and emoluments pertaining thereto (reserving to the prince knights'
fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reversions, forfeitures and escheats),
and entering therein without licence ; and grant that they may retain
the same. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Richard Cokyn of the king's suit for the death of Richard
Westminster, de Stafford, parson of the church of Worthyn, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 27. Presentation of William Norman, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Montacute, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's
gift by reason of the advowsons of the priory of Montacute being in
his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 22. Presentation of Richard Tannessovere, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster. Kerdeforth, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the priory of Arundell being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
Oct. 20. Geoffrey son of Richard de Cogan, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Ridelesford as his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Th. de Newenham, clerk, received the attorney.
Oct. 27. Pardon to Roger Pope of Flittewyk of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of John Carpenter of Flittewyk, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Membrane 19.
Oct. 10. Commission to Robert Plummere of London to collect in the city
Westminster, and suburbs of London and in the county of Middlesex the subsidy
on cloths for sale lately granted to the king by the prelates, magnates
and commonalty of the realm in return for the remission by him of
the forfeitures of the alnage of cloths pertaining to him within the
realm ; also to seal all such cloths on which the subsidy has been
paid, make proclamation against the sale of unsealed cloth, search
nouses, shops and other places, take as forfeit any unsealed cloths
exposed for sale and retain them according to the form of an indenture
between him and the king. By bill of the treasurer.
Sept. 26. Grant for life to Joan de Seyntcler of all the tenements late of Otto
Westminster, de Grandissono, ' chivaler,' in the parishes of St. Margaret Patens
and St. Dunstan in ' le Est,' London, lately forfeit to the king because
Otto, who held them of the king, alienated them in mortmain without
licence, which tenements Thomas Spigurnel, deceased, held for life
of the king's demise. By p.s.
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1374. Membrane 19 — cont.
Oct. 11. Pardon to Henry atte Marche of Wycombe of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of William Cary of Wycombe, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 18. Alice late the wife of Hugh son of Edward le Despenser, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, staying in England, has letters nominating William Ilger and William
Lumbard as her attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Oct. 14. Presentation of Thomas Saresyne, parson of the church of Bodyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Stoutesbury, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory
of St. Andrew, Norhampton, being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William Sprout.
Sept. 4. Grant to the king's serjeant, William Coteller, one of his porters,
Westminster, of the keeping of the lands late of John Barde, who held in chief,
which are extended at 5 marks yearly, to hold during the minority of
Durand, his son and heir, together with the marriage of the latter,
and so from heir to heir, provided he find fitting sustenance for such
heir and support the real services and other charges incumbent on
the land. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Pardon, at the request of Alan de Buxhull, to Robert de Illeye
Westminster, of the king's suit for the death of Geoffrey Shirreve, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Grant to John Ederyk, usher of the receipt of the Exchequer, of
Westminster, the keeping of 60s. of rent in Magor in Wales of the inheritance of
William son of Henry Mortymer, kinsman and heir of Hugh Mortymer,
' chivaler,' which are in the king's hand by reason of the idiotcy of
William, to hold for as long as they shall remain in his hand on that
account. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Presentation of Peter de Barton to the chapel of Immere, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury.
Oct. 16. Inspeximus of a charter, dated at Mylan, 3 March, 38 Henry III.,
Westminster, and witnessed by John de Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Geoffrey de
Lozignan and William de Valencia, the king's brothers, Peter de
Sabaudia, John de Grey, Robert Walerand, William de Grey, Nicholas
de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, William Gernun and others,
granting to William de Cantilupo and his heirs free warren in all their
demesne lands in England ; and confirmation thereof at the request of
William la Zouche of Haryngworth, ' chivaler,' now tenant of the
said lands. By fine of J mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 18. Grant for life to John Culvere of the keeping of the park of Writtele,
Westminster, taking 2d. daily for his wages out of the issues or farm of the manor
of Haveryng. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Grant for life to the king's serjeant-at-arms, Robert de Langedon,
Westminster, of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer beyond the 40 marks yearly
granted him by letters patent dated 1 April in the king's forty-sixth
year. By p.s,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 19 — cord.
Oct. 22. Presentation of Thomas de Neuton to the church of Thurcaston,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the priory
of Ware being in his hand on account of the war with France.
By p.s.
Oct. 20. Mandate to all sheriffs &c, — pursuant to the statute published
Westminster, at Westminster that no foreigner of the realm be distrained in any
cities, boroughs, towns, fairs or markets for a debt whereof
he is not debtor or pledge, — not to molest William Lumbard of
Waterford in Ireland or his servants.
Membrane 18.
Oct. 19. Pardon to John de Beverleye of Wilberfosse *of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of York for non-appearance before the king to answer Thomas
de Thorp of Pokelyngton touching a plea of trespass ; he having now
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison as John Cavendissh, chief justice,
has certified.
Oct. 16. The like to William Grantham and John atte Brigge, outlawed in
Westminster, the county of Northampton at the suit of Thomas ' othe Bakhous '
touching a plea of trespass.
Nov. 28. The like to Philip Walles, outlawed in the county of Hertford for
Westminster, non-appearance to answer the king and William atte Dale, clerk,
wherefor he withdrew from the service of the latter without licence
before the end of his term.
Dec. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Beleknappe,
Eltham Manor, knight, of the manor of Sharstede by Roucestre, 23 acres of land,
80 acres of pasture and an acre of wood in Chetham and Woldeham,
and a moiety of the manor of Lydesynge, whereof the manor of Shar-
stede, except 20 acres of land, is held of the king by knight service
as of the honour of Creveqoer, 8 acres of land are held of the king
as of the honour of Leybourne, and the remainder is held of other
lords, to the prior and convent of Roucestre at a rent of 22 marks,
to find a monk to celebrate divine service daily in their cathedral
church according to an ordinance to be made by Robert, so that they
do the services due from the premises to the king and others.
By p.s.
Oct. 20. Revocation of the late presentation of the king's clerk, William
Westminster, de Lokyngton, to the church of Lesseby, in the diocese of Lincoln ;
as it appears by evidence shown before the learned of the king's council
that the right of presentation does not at present belong to the king.
Oct. 21. Exemplification, at the request of Francus de Hale, of letters patent,
Westminster, dated 1 February, 26 Edward III., in his behalf. [Calendar of the
Patent Bolls, 1350-1354, p. 239.]
Sept. 26. Grant, for life or until further order, to Agnes Lavender of 100s.
Westminster, yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 23. Presentation of Walter Frelond, parson of the church of Cristine
Westminster. Malford, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Aldyngton, in
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1374. Membrane 18 — cont.
the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the archbishopric of Canterbury ; on an exchange of benefices
with Thomas Alston. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Presentation of William de Parva Cotes, vicar of the church of
Westminster. Lymbergh Magna, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Hatteclyf,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of West
Ravendale being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with John Wittyl. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, William Brian, as
parson of the church of Sutton Mareys, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Oct. 24. Pardon to Thomas de Nerford, knight, of the king's suit for having,
Westminster, with others, on Thursday after the Purification in the king's forty-
second year, entered the manor of Anne de Leyre at Brumleye and
abducted her against her will, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By K.
Oct. 20. Presentation of Roger de Routon, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Donyngton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Oct. 23. Presentation of John Raufe to the church of Glemesford, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric of Ely being lately in his hand. By K.
Oct. 24. Presentation of John Tykton to the church of Cattewyk, in the
Westminster, diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of
Pontefract being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 19. Exemption for life of Robert de Teye, ' chivaler,' from being put
Westminster, on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
Oct. 27. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son, John de Montfort,
Westminster, duke of Brittany, to John Wodeward, for good service to be rendered
by him in the duke's company m the next voyage of war beyond
seas, of the king's suit for the death of Roger Stokes and for the rape
of Margery de Pynyngton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 17.
Oct. 21. Mandate to Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the county of Kent,
Westminster, to deliver the manor of Cobhambury and the other lands in his baili-
wick which are in the king's hand as parcel of the temporalities of
the bishopric of Rochester to Thomas de Brintone, late monk of the
church of Norwich, who has been provided to be bishop by the pope
in the room of Thomas, deceased. By K.
The like to Nicholas Seymour, escheator in the county of
Northampton.
Oct. 21. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric. By K.
Westminster. [Fwdera.]
Wt. 18915. E 2
18 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 17 — cont.
Oct. 23. Grant to the bishop of all the issues and profits of the said manor
Westminster, and temporalities since the last voidance of the bishopric. By K.
[Fcede?~a.]
Oct. 24. Exemplification, at the request of the abbot and monks of St. Peter's,
Westminster. Gaunt, of a charter, dated 24 July, 11 Edward II., in their favour.
[Calendar of the Charter Bolls, 1300-1326, p. 359.]
Oct. 24. Inspeximus, and confirmation to Roger Dalyngrugge and Walter
Westminster, de Flynton, now tenants of the manor of Lesseby and lands in Lesseby
and Bradel, and their heirs, of a charter, dated 26 December,
19 Henry III., granting to John son of Geoffrey de Nevill a fair at
Lesseby and a warren in his demesne lands of Lesseby and Bradele.
[Calendar of the Charter Bolls, 1226-1257, p. 190.]
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 21. Exemption for life of William Baud, ' chivaler,' from being put on
Westminster, assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
Oct. 25. Licence, for 20£. paid to the king by Alice late the wife of Thomas
Westminster, de Heselarton, knight, for the alienation in mortmain by her of the
manor of Barenton, not held of the king, to William de Gotham, master
of the collegiate house of St. Michael, Cantebrigge, and the scholars
of the house, to find one scholar beyond the number now dwelling
therein.
Oct. 20. Ratification of the estate of Nicholas de Preston as vicar of the
Westminster, church of Warthecop, in the diocese of Carlisle.
Oct. 27. The like of William de Chuselden as prebendary of the prebend of
Westminster. Holburn in the cathedral church of St. Paul, London. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 16.
Oct. 27. Whereas the king lately granted licence for William de Feriby,
Westminster, late parson of the church of Stokesleye, to alienate in mortmain
20 marks yearly of rent issuing from his lands in York, Hothum, North-
cave, Melton, Feryby, Swanlond and Elveleye, whereof a messuage in
York is held of the king and the remainder is held of others, to five
chaplains, to wit, two in the church of St. Peter, York, two in the
chapel of St. James, Melton, and one in the church of Northferiby,
to celebrate divine service according to his ordinance, and now the
said William has prayed the king that, whereas he has granted the said
20 marks of rent — not being sufficient for the sustenance of five
chaplains — issuing out of all the said lands, except the said messuage
in York then alienated by him, to three chaplains only, to wit, one
in the church of St. Peter and two in the said chapel, to celebrate
divine service as above, he will be pleased to grant him licence to
charge 2 messuages in York, held of the king in burgage, which he
acquired after the king's said licence, with the said rent in place of
the messuage so alienated ; the king, for 40s. paid by the said William,
has granted such licence.
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1374. Membrane 16 — cont.
Oct. 30. Presentation of William de Dalton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Penederyn, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of Humphrey de Bohum {sic), late
earl of Hereford, who held in chief, being in his hand.
Presentation of the same William to the church of Saint Kenedere,
in the same diocese, void &c. as above.
Oct. 28. Grant to John Dirland, chaplain, of the chantry in the free chapel
Westminster, within the castle of Pleshey, in the king's gift as above.
Oct. 30. Grant to the king's clerk, Alan de Ake, prebendary of the prebend
Westminster, of Pendeford in the free chapel of Tetenhale, of the prebend of Perton
in the same chapel, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the deanery of the chapel ; on an exchange of benefices with
Thomas Dufford. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the chapel.
Grant, on the like exchange, to the said Thomas of the prebend of
Pendeford, in the king's gift as above. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance as above.
Oct. 26. Presentation of Thomas Davy to the church of Estwode, in the
Westminster, diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the priory of Priterwell.
Nov. 1. Presentation of Richard de Kynardby to the church of Penedryn,
Westminster, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, who held in chief, being in his hand.
Nov. 3. John de Toftes of Co ventre, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating William Prentys of Coventre as his attorney in Ireland
for one year. Th. de Newenham received the attorney.
Oct. 24. Exemption for life of John Waryn of Purle from being put on
Westminster, assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Exemplification, at the request of the abbot of Wardon, of the
Westminster, transcript of the foot of a fine levied in the court of Henry III at
Nottingham on the Morrow of the Purification, in his twenty-fourth
year, between Isabel de Hoghton, Geoffrey de Bello Campo and Joan,
his wife, Ralph de Sancto Amando and Ascelina, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Hugh son of Baldwin Wak, tenant, of a third part of four parts of
4 carucates of land in Depinge [and] Estdepinge, a third part of four
parts of 3 carucates of land in Brunne, and a third part of four parts
of 3 carucates of land in Skeldingho, whereby the plaintiffs recognise
the premises to be the right of Hugh, in return for which recognition
Hugh grants to Isabel 4Z. 8s. 10Jd of rent in Wynchendon and
Chestrefeud, to wit, lis. l\&. in Wynchendon by the hand of the
abbot of Nuttle of the rent of 16Z. which the abbot used to render
him, and lis. 9d. in Chestrefeud to be taken yearly of the ovens and
market of Chestrefeud, to Geoffrey and Joan 4:1. 8s. lOJd. of rent in
20
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. I Membrane 16 — cont.
Wynchendon out of the tenement which the said abbot previously
held of Hugh therein, and to Ralph and Ascelina SI. of rent in
Wynchendon out of a like tenement, and all the plaintiffs shall render
Hugh Id. at Easter every year at Brunne.
Nov. 8. Pardon to Thomas Nurris of Mumby of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of William Lailyk of Farlesthorp ; as the king has learned by the
record of William de Wychyngham and Thomas de Ingelby, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln castle, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Nov. 5. Presentation of Roger Gerveys to the church of Grymmesby, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 15.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of Simon,
bishop of London, and John de Appelby, dean, and the chapter of
the church of St. Paul, London, dated 8 September, 1364, granting
to Henry Chasteleyn, the bishop's esquire and chamberlain, the
office of parker of his park of Crondone for life, taking daily 3d. sterling
and every year at Christmas a robe of the suit of the bishop's esquires
or 13s. 4d, and all branches and crops blown down by the wind and
all crops and branches of oaks and other trees granted by the bishop
or his successors, pasture for 3 oxen, cows or other beasts of that
nature and for 3 foals, and pannage and pasture for 4 swine in the
park except in time of fawning (founesoun), in return for which he
shall well and loyally keep the park and collect all agistments of the
park and pastures and pannage of the swine within and without the
park ; and in time of voidance of the see he shall answer for the issues
to the dean and chapter ; and if he fail in performing his office and be
convicted of such failure, and do not make reasonable amends to the
bishop in the following month, then the bishop and his successors,
and in time of voidance the dean and chapter, may resume the office
into their hands and dispose thereof at their pleasure.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 2. Presentation of William de Dalton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Wermyngton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of Lyre being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Nov. 1. Whereas lately by covenant with the king Robert de Knolles,
Westminster, knight, undertook to lead a certain number of men-at-arms and others
in the war with France, and by pretext thereof the king granted
him certain lands, which were afterwards by advice of the council
resumed into the king's hand because Robert did not fulfil his part
of the covenant, and whereas Robert afterwards submitted to the
king's grace and was admitted thereto at the instant asking of the
king's sons, Edward, prince of Wales, and John, king of Castile and
Leon, duke of Lancaster, and other magnates, saving the king's right
to the lands so resumed ; the king has pardoned him his suit for all
seditions, adherences to the king's enemies, receivings of the said
enemies and assent, council and all favours shown to them within
and without the realm, all disobediences, takings of towns, castles,
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
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1374. Membrane 15 — cont.
fortresses and prisoners surrendered without licence, breakings of
truces and safe conducts, sales of castles, cities, boroughs, towns,
manors, hamlets, lands, rents, services and prisoners in England,
France, Brittany, Gascony and elsewhere to the king's enemies and
others, all challenges and impeachments of counterfeiting, breaking
or violating the king's seal, failure to take the number of men-at-
arms and others undertaken by him, all felonies, homicides, arsons,
robberies, trespasses, concealments, false counsels, forestalleries,
confederacies, conspiracies, ambidextries, allegiances, maintenances,
falsities, oppressions, usuries, extortions, collusions, deceptions,
assemblies, excesses, damages and grievances, all other matters
perpetrated by him against the king's crown, royal dignity and
majesty, and the common law, statutes, proclamations and pro-
hibitions, all disobediences and trespasses to any of the king's
lieutenants, officials or ministers in the governance, leading or
diminution of men-at-arms at the wars, treason, slaying or other
mischance due to his default, all takings of ships, barges, boats and
other vessels at sea [or] in port in time of truce in England and else-
where, and all captures of goods in the vessels, deaths, takings of
prisoners and ransoms in time of war and peace ; and all consequent
outlawries. He has also remitted to him all debts and accounts of
money received by him of imprest and from revenues, issues or
ransoms of prisoners, cities, boroughs, towns, manors, hamlets,
lands, rents and services, whether from the commonalty of the
country or from individuals, and all actions of covenant, receipts
of customs, subsidies, payments of gold and silver by bond, indenture,
promise, order or otherwise, all profits pertaining in any way to the
king for the aforesaid causes, and all amercements, fines, issues
forfeit and other charges wherewith he is or could be charged,
so that he, his heirs, executors or terre-tenants be not in any way
impeached of the premises. By K. and C.
Nov. 4. Presentation of John de Grantham to the church of Sundresshe,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Licence, at the supplication of William de Debenham and for 100s.
Westminster, paid to the king by John Bole, parson of the church of Alby, Robert
Grigge, clerk, Thomas de Wroxham and Richard Smyth, for the
said William to enfeoff John, Robert, Thomas and Richard of the lands
in Tatyngton and Wilbeye granted him by letters patent dated 5 June,
43 Edward III, provided that the feoffees pay any rent due therefrom
to the heirs of Robert de Ufford, late earl of Suffolk, and sustain the
charges incumbent on the premises.
Nov. 6. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year
Westminster, lately granted to John de Houton of Great Yarmouth, who was to
have gone on the king's service to the parts of Calais to stay there
in the munition of the castle of Sandegate ; as the king is certainly
informed that he makes no preparations and does not intend to go.
Nov. 8. Pardon to John Banak of the king's suit for the death of John
Westminster. Lyon of Haydon, the younger ; as the king has learned by the record
of Robert de la Mare and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver
the gaol of the castle of Old Sarum, that he killed him in self-defence.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 15 — cont.
Nov. 3. Presentation of John Penreth of Stanerne to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Walberton, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of Bosgrove being
in his hand on account of the war with France.
MEMBRANE 14.
Oct. 25. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter, the queen of
Westminster. Castile and Leon, duchess of Lancaster, to John son of John de
Aynesworth of the king's suit for the death of Geoffrey del Holt,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Oct. 22. Pardon to Thomas de Felton of his trespass in acquiring for life
Westminster, from the king's firstborn son, the prince, the castle, town and lordship
of Haverford (except fees and advowsons, escheats and forfeitures,
and the house in which courts are held in Haverford, and except
the intrinsec and foreign courts held there every fortnight and month),
and the prises of wine within the port of Mulleford and 8/. lis. 3d.
yearly of the issues of the said intrinsec and foreign courts, all held
in chief, and entering into the castle, town and lordship and taking
the prises and money aforesaid without licence ; and grant that
he may retain the same. By p.s.
Oct. 25. Pardon to Adam son of Robert de Hodirsale, for good service to be
Westminster, rendered to the king beyond seas in the company of his son, the duke of
Brittany, of the king's suit for the death of Adam del Threllefale,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Oct. 23. Pardon, in like terms, at the request of the king's son, John, duke of
Westminster. Brittany, count of Montford and earl of Richemond, to William Todde of
Nidderdale, for good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in
the duke's company, of the king's suit for the death of John del Stene
of Nidderdale. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Presentation of Robert de Faryngton to the chantry of Menacudel
Westminster, in the chapel of St. Michael situate in the churchyard of St. Austell,
Cornwall, together with the rectory of the church of St. Clether annexed
or appropriated thereto, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by
reason of the priory of Tywardrayth being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Oct. 28. Presentation of John Baron, chaplain, vicar of the church of
Westminster. Estgrenewich, in the diocese of Rochester, to the church of Duddyng-
hurst, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the
keeping of the land and heir of Thomas de Veer, late earl of Oxford,
who held in chief, being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices
with John Frere.
Nov. 1. On the petition of the prior and canons of Elsyngspitel, London,
Westminster, shewing that William de Bristowe, citizen and white-tawyer of London,
bequeathed in his last will a messuage within Neugate in the parish
of St. Sepulchre, London, and 2 messuages in the parishes of St. Mary,
Aldermanbury, and St. Mary-le-Bow, London, to William, his son,
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
1374. Membrane 14 — cont.
and his heirs and assigns, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the church of St. Mary, Alder manbury, London, for his soul
and the souls of his relations, friends and benefactors, and afterwards
his said son alienated the premises to Simon, his brother, to find the
said chantry, and Simon, a citizen of the said city, bequeathed the
same in his last will to be sold by his executors to find the said chantry ;
and praying the king to grant licence for William de Eynesham and ■
Benedict Walkelyn, the said executors, to grant in mortmain to them,
the said prior and canons, the said messuages, held of the king in
burgage, which are worth beyond the sustenance of the said chaplain
4^. yearly as is found by an inquisition taken by Adam de Bury, late
mayor and escheator in London, to find the said chantry ; the king
has granted licence for the said executors to alienate the premises
in mortmain to the prior and canons in satisfaction of 4s. of the 201.
of land and rent which they had the king's licence to acquire.
Nov. 2. Whereas Simon Chynnore, deceased, and John Chynnore lately
Westminster, acquired in fee 2 messuages and 26 acres of land in Farnham, parcel
of the manor of Farnham, from Thomas de Furnyvall, who held the
manor in chief, and entered therein without licence, on account of
which trespass the premises were taken into the king's hand ; the
king, for 6«s. Sd. paid by John, has pardoned him the trespass and
restored to him the premises.
Oct. 30. Presentation of John son of Peter le Smyth of Lechamsted to the
Westminster, church of Cotesford, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of Okebourne being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Sept. 4. Pardon, at the supplication of Godfrey de Roos, keeper of the
Westminster, castle of Oudrewyk, to Thomas le Vikeresbrother of Scharclyf of the
king's suit for the death of Walter de Elmeton, chaplain, whereof he
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Pardon to John Baldewyn of Handesworth of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of William Syueker of Ekyngton, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richemund, and for good service to
be rendered by Roger son of Richard Alone of Flete in the said duke's
company beyond seas, to the said Roger of the king's suit for having
broken a chest of Roger Crispe of Flete and taken away therefrom
201. in money by tale on Monday after Martinmas in the king's forty-
sixth year, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Whereas lately Robert de Grondwell, vicar of the church of Nether-
Westminster, bury and Bemenstre, made petition to the king shewing that, whereas
he lately obtained that vicarage of the pope's collation and the king
by letters patent ratified his estate therein, nevertheless, at the untrue
suit of one Brian Sloman, chaplain, who suggested that the vicarage
was void and in the king's gift, the king presented Brian thereto,
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 14 — cont.
by pretext of which presentation he has been removed therefrom,
and praying the king to revoke the said presentation, whereupon
the king ordered the sheriff of Dorset to summon Brian to be before
him in the Chancery in the quinzaine of Michaelmas last to shew
cause why his presentation should not be revoked, on which day
the sheriff returned that he had summoned Brian as above by John
Merkant and Richard Wayte ; and because the said Brian did not
come on that day, although solemnly called, the king has thought fit
to revoke the said presentation.
MEMBRANE 13.
Presentation of Robert atte Hethe, parson of the church of Geddyng,
in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Aisseleye, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and
heir of the earl of Oxford, who held in chief, being in his hand ; on
an exchange of benefices with Henry Grene.
Nov. 10. Writ of aid on behalf of Thomas Maidenston, William Hwe and
Westminster. John Elfere whom the king's yeoman, William Hervy, to whom the
king lately granted the office of the alnage of woollen cloths for sale
in England, has deputed before the king in Chancery to exercise the
office in his place in the county of Kent.
By testimony of the said William Hervy.
Nov. 15. Commission to the sheriff of Middlesex to arrest labourers for the
Westminster, enclosure of the king's park of Istelworth, and for the cleansing of
the dykes around the park, deliver them to Nicholas Bertelot, parker
there, and John Godefray, reeve of the manor of Istelworth, appointed
surveyors of the said works, and arrest all contrariants and commit
them to prison until the king give further order touching their
punishment.
Commission to the said Nicholas and John to survey the said works
and fell wood and underwood without waste within the park for the
said enclosure.
Nov. 16. Presentation of Philip de Hertford, parson of the church of Aspeden,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the church of Ware, in the
diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of
Ware being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an
exchange of benefices with Peter de Wynestede.
Whereas Nicholas Russell, clerk, was put out of the king's protection
for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer the
king touching certain contempts and misdeeds perpetrated by him,
whereof he was impeached ; because he is now prepared to stand to
right and has surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap,
chief justice, has certified, the king has admitted him to his peace
and protection.
Nov. 17. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richemond, to Richard Bosevilman
of Horsfall, for good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in the
duke's company, of the king's suit for the death of Robert de Derlay
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
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1374. Membrane 13 — cont.
of Wirkesburgh and Thomas del Hill of Wirkesburgh, and for having,
with Thomas Dodeman son of Thomas Dodeman of Gildesom, robbed
the said Robert and Thomas del Hill of certain goods, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Pardon in like terms to Robert son of John Abraham of Algerkerke
for the death of William Ropere, the younger, of Suterton. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Presentation of Roger Wyke, parson of the church of St. Nicholas,
Westminster. Hereford, in the diocese of Hereford, to the vicarage of the church
of Bridestowe, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
lands and possessions in England of the alien abbey of Lyre being in
his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of
benefices with Adam Dunre.
Nov. 20. Commission to William Cole, Stephen Derneford, John Sampson,
Westminster. Roger Boswynes, Robert Possebury, Geoffrey Conches, John Weston,
William Trerys, William Gille, Morice Berde, William Bourewe, the
younger, and Humphrey Passour, burgesses of Plymmoutht, in
consideration of the damage and disgrace which might happen to the
town and the country adjacent by invasion of enemies through lack
of good governance, to survey and correct all defects in the town and
port whereby peril might arise through hostile attacks, fortify them
by all means, array the men of the town to resist the king's enemies,
do all other things necessary for the town's safety, and arrest all rebels
and contrariants and commit them to prison until the king order
otherwise touching their punishment ; saving always the rights and
privileges of the lords of the town. By C.
Nov. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Beverston
Westminster, and John Godwot to the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Gloucestre,
of 2 messuages and a carucate of land in Gloucestre and Haukesbury,
not held in chief, which are of the yearly value of 33s. 4d. as is found
by an inquisition taken by John ap Rees, escheator in the county of
Gloucester, to find two torches burning daily in the abbey church
before the high altar at high mass, to hold in full satisfaction of the
20Z. of land and rent which the said abbot and convent had the king's
licence to acquire.
Nov. 24. Writ de intendendo, directed to the tenants of the lordship of Powys,
Westminster, on behalf of Richard Darundell, ' chivaler,' to whom the king on
20 July last committed the keeping of the manors and lands late of
John de Cherleton of Powys, knight, who held in chief, together with
the issues thereof from the time of John's death, until the full age of
his heir.
Nov. 27. Presentation of Walter Herman, parson of the church of Assh,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Nyton in the Isle of
Wight, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities in England of the alien abbey of Lyre being in his hand
on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices
with the king's clerk, William de Redenesse.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Me?nbrane 13 — cont.
Oct. 15. Grant during pleasure to John Corbet, one of the foresters of
Westminster. Wyndesore forest, of 3d. daily for his wages out of the issues of
Wyndesore castle. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because Richard II., on 27 June in his
twelfth year, granted him the said 3d. daily for life.
Nov. 1. Grant as above to Stephen Forester, keeper of the park of Foly
Westminster. Johan in the forest of Wyndesore, of 2d. daily of the same issues.
By p.s.
Oct. 15. The like to John Saleman, one of the foresters of Wyndesore forest,
Westminster, of Id. daily of the same issues. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Grant to Robert de Beleknappe, chief justice of the Common Bench,
Westminster, of 2 tuns of Gascon wine in the port of London by the hands of the
king's butler, one at Martinmas and one at Easter, every year for as
long as he shall remain in the said office. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 12.
Nov. 8. Presentation of Edward Morgan, chaplain, to the church of St.
Westminster. Michael in Southstrete, Wylton, in the diocese of Salisbury, void by
the resignation of Peter de Melkesham.
Nov. 7. Pardon to Thomas son of Walter de Dodeston of the king's suit
Westminster, for the death of John son of John ap Cadogan of Great Wylaston,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Nov. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Richard, sometime
Westminster, count of Poitou and earl of Cornwall, witnessed by Andrew de
Kardinan, Reynold de Valle son of William, William son of Richard,
Randolph le Sor, Nicholas de Houton, Roland de Pudiford and others,
granting to the church of St. Petroc, Bodmin, and Baldwin, prior,
and the canons there, 40s. of rent which the burgesses of Bodmin were
accustomed to render him or his attorneys in the borough of Bodmin,
and the wood of Kyngeswode and Kelliwitho, in exchange for the
manor of Teesno, to hold to them and their successors free and
quit of all secular service and exaction.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 8. Grant for life to Edmund de Chesthunt, one of the king's falconers,
Queenborough. of the manor called ' Le Bruses * in Totenham, which Thomas de
Hethe, ' chivaler,' lately held for life of the king's gift. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Whereas lately the king by letters patent granted licence for John
Westminster, de Mohun of Donesterre, ' chivaler,' and Joan his wife to enfeoff
Simon, bishop of London, and others of the castle of Donesterre and
the manors of Mynhed and Culveton, and by other letters patent
granted licence for the said feoffees to grant the premises to any secular
persons whom Joan should wish to name, and afterwards Richard,
earl of Arundell, one of the feoffees, released his right in the premises
to his co-feof¥ees without the king's licence ; the king, for \ mark
paid by the said bishop, Aubrey de Veer, ' chivaler,' and John de
Burgherssh, the remaining feoffees3 has pardoned the said trespass.
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1374. Membrane 12 — cont.
Oct. 14. Licence, for 40<s. paid to the king by John atte Boure of Bekham,
Westminster, for Margaret de Bodham to enfeoff him of a messuage, 30 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, an acre of pasture, 20 acres of heath and 17s. of
rent in Bodham, Beryngham and Bekham, held in chief.
Nov. 8. Whereas, on 30 April in the king's thirty-second year, the king granted
Westminster, licence for William de Graystok to grant in mortmain a messuage
and 7 acres of land in Neubiggyng and the advowson of the church
of Graystok, co. Cumberland, held in chief, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service in the said church according to his ordnance, and now
Ralph, baron of Greystok, son of the said William, has prayed the
king to renew the licence in his favour as it did not take effect in his
father's lifetime ; the king, for 40s. paid by the said Ralph, has granted
him licence as above.
Nov. 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Thwenge,
Westminster, chaplain, and John Simondesson, chaplain, to the prioress and convent
of Wykham of two parts of a messuage and 13 acres of land in Wykham
and the reversion of the third part thereof expectant on the demise
of Beatrice late the wife of Alan atte Prestes, all which are not held of
the king and are of the clear yearly value of 2s., as is found by an inqui-
sition taken by William de la Vale, escheator in the county of York,
to hold in satisfaction of 6s. Sd. of the 10 marks of land and rent
which the prioress and convent had the king's licence to acquire.
Nov. 7. Pardon to Simon de Kegworth of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. John Mustard, late his servant, whereof he is indicted or appealed
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 18. In compassion for the estate of John Bele of Dodyngton, who is
Westminster, blind and broken with age so that he is not able to sue and defend in
person matters in the king's court touching him, the king has granted
him that John de Shirburn and John de Elderton, whom he has
nominated as his attorneys in England, may make other attorneys
in their place at their will ; for one year.
W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
Nov. 16. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richemund, to Simon Nalle, alias Simon
Grace, for good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in the
duke's company, of the king's suit for the death of Richard son of
John son of Walter, 'le fitz,' whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the church of St. Frideswide,
Westminster. Oxford, to elect a prior in the room of John de Walyngford, resigned.
Nov. 23, Presentation of Master John Marcheford to the church of Terryngg,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the archbishopric of Canterbury. By K. & C.
Nov. 21. Pardon, at the supplication of John Talbot, * chivaler,' to John
Westminster. Skoule of Segbrok of the king's suit for the death of John de Barston
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 12-— cord.
of Segbrok, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 27. Robert de Sutton, clerk, going beyond seas by the king's licence,
Westminster, has letters nominating Thomas de Thelwall, clerk, and Robert de
Faryngton as his attorneys in England for one year.
M. Ravend[ale] received the attorneys.
Nov. 24. Thomas de Thelwall, clerk, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert de Sutton, clerk, and Robert Thewall as his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Robert de Faryngton received the attorneys.
Membrane 11.
Oct. 26. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter, the princess,
Westminster, to William son of Thomas Milner of Assheford of the king's suit for
the death of Richard le Sporier of Baukequell, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
The like to John le Roo of Assheford for the same death. By p.s.
Nov. 23. Commission to Robert son of John Marsshal, William Snelle and
Westminster, the sheriff of Essex to take carpenters and other workmen for the
enclosure of the park of Edward, prince of Wales, of Northwelde,
and other workmen for making the prince's charcoal there, put them
to the work's at the prince's costs and wages, and arrest all who are
contrariant or rebellious and commit them to the king's prisons until
they find security to serve the prince. By C.
Nov. 18. Licence, for 100«s. paid in the hanaper by Edmund Cheyne, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for him to enfeoff Thomas Knoell, John Blount and William Colle
of the manor of Codred, co. Hertford, held in chief, and for the said
feoffees to grant the same to Edmund in tail, with remainder in fee to
Ralph Cheyne, ' chivaler,' his brother.
Nov. 20. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by John de Brumpton, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for him to grant the manor of Longeford, held in chief, to Thomas
his son and Isabel, wife of Thomas, in tail, with reversion to him
and his heirs.
Nov. 26. Grant to Roger del Brugge, John Pusselowe, Richard Nevyll and
Westminster. John Webbe, at the request of Richard Darundell, 'chivaler,' of
pontage for three years in aid of the bridge called ' Monfordbrigg, '
co. Salop, which is ruined.
Nov. 22. Mandate to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, collectors of the subsidy
Westminster, and alnage of cloths for sale, and others the king's ministers, — on
information that John de Pabenham of Co ventre and his men and
servants are grievously hindered in buying and selling their merchandise,
to wit cloths called ' Dudderiware ' and ' Faldyngware ' and other
cloths made in Ireland, by the collectors of the subsidy and alnage
of cloths for sale and other ministers of the king in divers parts of
the realm of England, very often because the said cloths are not sealed
with the collectors' seal before being exposed for sale, and sometimes
because they do not contain the length and breadth ordained in divers
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1374. Membrane 11 — cont.
parliaments for striped and coloured cloth, which, ordinances do not
extend to such cloths made in Ireland, — to permit such sale by the
said John and to correct any injury or exaction inflicted on him on
these accounts.
Nov, 27. Pardon, at the request of the king's son, the earl of Cambridge, to
Westminster. Walter Grygge of the king's suit for the death of Robert Dore, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Nov. 27. Whereas Margaret de Burgherssh, who held in chief the land of
Westminster. Eweas in Wales for life of the inheritance of Elizabeth wife of Edward
le Despenser, lord of Glamorgan and Morg', with reversion to the
said Edward and Elizabeth and the heirs of the latter, demised her
estate therein to them, and they entered therein without the king's
licence ; the king, for 40<s. paid in the hanaper by the said Edward,
has pardoned the said trespasses and granted that they may retain
the premises as above.
Sept. 1. Whereas Ralph de Nevill, late lord of Raby, deceased, granted the
Westminster, manor of Houton, held in chief, and the manor of Pykenham Wade,
not held of the king, co. Norfolk, to Robert de Nevill, his son, in tail
male, and on the death of Robert without heir male of his body John
de Nevill, now lord of Raby, son and heir of the said Ralph, entered
into the said manors without due process or livery thereof in the king's
court, and without the king's licence ; the king, for 100<s. paid by the
said John, has pardoned the said trespasses and granted that he may
retain the premises. He has also granted licence for him to grant the
said manor of Houton to Robert de Knolles and Constance his wife
for life, and to the executors and assigns of them or of the survivor
of them for half a year after their death.
Oct. 20. Grant in fee to Thomas de Shardelowe, for long service as coroner
Westminster, and king's attorney in the King's Bench, of a messuage or tenement
which the king recovered in Brideslane in Fletestrete in the suburb of
London, wherein a house is built which is now a stable, which messuage
was sometime of Peter de Leycestria, who held it of the king and died
without heir, and is in the king's hand as forfeit because Peter
bequeathed it in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Teukesbury
without the king's licence. By p.s.
Membrane 10.
Nov. 12. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year,
Westminster, granted at the request of the king's son, Edmund de Mortuo Mari,
earl of March, to Nicholas Poul, ' Lumbard,' who was to have gone
in the earl's company beyond seas ; as the said earl has testified
by his bill remaining in the office of the privy seal that for certain
causes the said Nicholas is not going in his company.
By bill of p.s.
Nov. 12. Pardon, for 40s. paid to the king by Edmund de Arundell, knight
Westminster, to him of his trespass in acquiring for life from William de Monte
Acuto, earl of Salisbury, the manor of Thurlebere, held in chief, and
entering therein without licence ; and grant that he may retain the same.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 10 — cont.
Licence for Richard Dammory, ' chivaler,' to demise at farm the
manor of Godyngdon, cos. Oxford and Buckingham, held in chief,
to the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, for Richard's life, at a rent
of 40s. By p.s.
Nov. 8. Pardon to John atte Stone of Hekmundwyke, alias John del Stone
Westminster, of Hekmundwyk, of the king's suit for the death of William del Hill
of Hekmundwyk, alias William de Hekmundwyk, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 16. Pardon to Simon Bigot of Whiten, the elder, of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of Hugh Prodde of Whiten ; as the king has learned by
the record of William de Wychyngham and Thomas de Ingelby,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln castle, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Nov. 18. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Peter Radulphi
Westminster, de Bardes, merchant of the society of the Bardi, who is bound to the
king in a great sum of money ; as the king has learned that many
creditors purpose to sue him for their debts. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Grant to the men of the liberty of Durham that their payment of
Westminster, the subsidy lately granted to the king for the safety of the realm
shall not be drawn into a precedent.
[Fcedera.]
Nov. 19. John Botiller of Dublin, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. William Filz William and Walter Somery as his attorneys in Ireland
for two years. William Mirfeld received the attorneys.
Nov. 18. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman, Edward, lord le
Westminster. Despenser, to Thomas de Nevill, for good service to be rendered by
him beyond seas in Edward's company, of the king's suit for the
death of Richard Barburgh of Kirkham, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 17. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richemond, to Robert son of Joan
Bate of Hethensale, late servant of Margaret de Hek of Snayth, for
good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in the duke's company,
of the king's suit for the death of William Moldeson of Snayth, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Nov. 20. Pardon, for 40s. paid to the king by Hugh Kene, clerk, William de
Westminster. Calthorn and William Spyng of Sprotburgh, to them of their trespass
in acquiring in fee a messuage and 5 bovates of land in Westhathelsay
from Thomas de Stapelton, who held them of the king in chief at fee
farm, and entering therein without licence ; and restitution to them
of the premises, which have been taken into the king's hand by the
death of Thomas and by occasion of the said trespass.
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1374. Membrane 10 — cont.
Nov. 21. Whereas on 31 October in the king's forty-fourth year the king
Westminster, by letters patent under the seal of Ireland granted to Simon de
Glauntfordbrigge the archdeaconry of Glenlagh, in the diocese of
Dublin, and afterwards, on 18 May last, not being instructed of his
right to the archdeaconry and forgetting his collation of Simon thereto,
ratified by letters patent under the great seal the estate of John Fitz
Elys, who pretended he was archdeacon, therein ; now, because the
said John, being warned by William de Wyndesore, governor and
guardian of Ireland, to appear before the king in Chancery on the
morrow of Martinmas last to shew cause why the said ratification
should not be revoked, came not although solemnly called, the king
has thought fit to revoke the said ratification.
Nov. 18. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman Edward, lord le
Westminster. Despenser, to William Langebrok, for good service to be rendered
by him beyond seas in Edward's company, of the king's suit for having
broken the house of John Tachel at Southeye in Kyngesbury Episcopi,
and taken away his goods, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Pardon in like terms to John Turveye, ' goldsmyth,' for the death
of John Comdene, ' carpenter.' By p.s.
Nov. 20. Exemption for life of John de Merlawe, late one of the yeomen of
Westminster, the buttery, from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Nov. 29. Grant to Roger le Fulthorp, one of the justices of the Common
Westminster. Bench, in order that he may the more fitly maintain his estate, of
40Z. yearly at the Exchequer beyond the fee which he takes of the
king, for as long as he shall remain in that office. By K.
Membrane 9.
Nov. 20. On the petition of the prior and convent of Henton of the
Westminster. Carthusian order shewing that, whereas the king granted them licence,
by letters patent dated 28 June in his thirty-sixth year, to acquire
certain lands in mortmain from Walter de Rodeneye, knight, and
Pernell, his wife, Giles, parson of the church of Norton St. Philip,
John Talbot, William de Farlegh and Agnes his wife, and Master
Nicholas de Iford, the said Walter and Pernell died before alienating
to them 2 carucates of land and 12 acres of meadow in Wodebarwe
and Ekewyk, and the said Nicholas died before alienating to them
5 messuages, 4 cottages, a mill and 2 carucates of land in Fersheford,
Wodewyk, Iford, Overwestwode, Netherwestwode, Clyve and
Avenclyve, in accordance with the said licence ; the king has granted
licence for the alienation in mortmain of the premises to the said
prior and convent by John de la Mare of Nony, ' chivaler,' John
Panes of Wyke, Henry de Ford, John de Bury, parson of the church
of Whatelegh, William de Westbury, parson of the church of Rode,
and Robert Kayner, parson of the church of Lullyngton, the present
tenants, to hold in full satisfaction of the 100s. and 201. of land and
rent which the prior and convent by several letters patent had the
king's licence to acquire.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
Membrane 9 — cont.
Whereas William Pottok, John Wyne, John Wanflet and Walter
Baret, lately convicted in the king's court of certain felonies and
delivered as clerks to Robert, bishop of Salisbury, escaped from the
bishop's prison of Salisbury by the negligence of Thomas le Bowyere,
keeper of the same, as appears by a certificate of William Tauk and
Henry Percehay, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Salisbury ;
the king has pardoned the bishop and Thomas the said escapes and
whatever pertains to him therefor. By K.
Nov. 27. Pardon to John Liccham of Walsyngham of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Cambridge for non-appearance before the justices of the
Bench to answer John Malebroke of Botolfston touching a plea that
he render him an account of the time during which he was his receiver ;
he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap,
chief justice, has certified.
Nov. 30. Presentation of Robert de Faryngton to the church of Herlawe,
Westminster, in the diocese of London.
Nov. 29. Whereas, on 23 June in the king's forty-third year, the king granted
Westminster, licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Wychyngham
of 205. of rent in Askewyken and Geystre to Thomas, then bishop of
Norwich, and Henry, now bishop of that place, has prayed the king
to renew the licence, as it did not take effect in Thomas' life ; the
king, on surrender of the previous licence and for 100s. paid to him
by the bishop, has granted licence for the alienation in mortmain by
William of 20s. of rent in Askewyken, Geyton, Baweseye, Glosthorp,
Grymston and Thorp by Geyton to the present bishop.
Nov. 28. Pardon to Nicholas Mabely of Howes of his outlawry in the husting
Westminster, of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to
answer John Tannere of Andevere, of the county of Southampton,
touching a plea of debt of 101. ; he having now surrendered to the
Flete prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Nov. 28. Pardon in like terms to Thomas Fakenham of his outlawry in the
Westminster, husting of London at the suit of Hugh atte Churche touching a plea
that he render him an account of the time during which he was his
receiver.
Dec. 1. Commission to John Haulegh, Benedict Bottessana, John Clerc,
Westminster. William Knoll, William Clerc, Richard Gordon, John Knoll, Thomas
Renald, William Hikke, John Asshenden, John Briton, Richard
Henry and Thomas de Asshenden of Dertemuth, — in consideration
of the damage and reproach which might befal the town of Dertemuth
and the adjacent country through hostile invasion for lack of good
governance, — to survey and correct all defects in the said town and
port, fortify the same, array the men of the town and do all other
things that may be necessary, and arrest all who are rebellious and
commit them to prison until the king order otherwise for their punish-
ment ; saving always the rights and privileges of the lords of the
town. By C.
1374.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
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1374. Membrane 9 — cont.
Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Edmund, earl of
March, to Ralph Lengeyn, knight, of his trespass in acquiring for
life from the earl 40 marks yearly out of the manor of Penbrugge,
co. Hereford, held in chief, and receiving the same without the king's
licence ; and grant that he may take the same for life. By p.s.
Membrane 8.
Dec. 1. Whereas lately by charter indented between the king and John
Westminster. Daunteseye, knight, and Joan, his wife, the king granted to them in
tail the manor of Merden, co. Wilts, at a rent of a rose at Midsummer,
on condition that if they, or the heirs of the body of Joan if she should
predecease her husband, observed all the covenants touching the
manors of Norton Skydemor, Fifhide, Trowe, Hacchesham, Braunde-
ston and Combes, cos. Wilts, Surrey and Suffolk, which the prioress of
Dertford holds of the king's grant as parcel of the foundation of her
house, which covenants were contained in an indenture between
the prioress and John made at Dertford in the king's forty-seventh year,
then they should have the manor of Merden as above, but if they
should fail in the observence of the covenants, then the king might
seize the manor again and they should be bound to pay him 21/.
for every year they held the same ; and now they have prayed the
king to ratify their estate in the manor as they have observed the
covenants ; the king, because it evidently appears, both by the said
indenture and by the tenor of the records and processes before the
justices of the Bench touching the said covenants, that the covenants
have been fulfilled by them, ratifies their estate in the manor, and
grants that they may hold the same in tail as above.
Dec. 4. Exemption for life of John Slory from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
Nov. 17. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richemund, to Roger Waleweyn, for
good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in the duke's company,
of the king's suit for the death of John son of Richard son of Ralph de
Boturdon, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Pardon, for good service to be rendered in the company of the
Westminster, king's son Edmund, earl of March, to Thomas del Grene of Acke worth
of the king's suit for the death of Robert Pynder of Acke worth.
By p.s.
Dec. 6. Licence, at the supplication of the king's son, Edmund de Mortuo
Westminster. Mari, earl of March, for the abbot and convent of Wyggemor to acquire
in mortmain 10/. yearly of lands and rent, not held in chief, to find a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of Leyntwardyn
for the soul of Roger de Mortuo Mari, sometime earl of March, his
father. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Licence for the king's son, Edmund de Mortuo Mari, earl of March,
Westminster, to grant the manors of Stratfeld Mortemer and Woghfeld, co. Berks,
Wt. 18915. E 3
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 8 — cont.
Brymesgrove and Norton, co. Worcester, the castle, manor and town
of Lodelowe, co. Salop, the castle, land and lordship of Knoclas in
Wales and the march of Wales adjacent to the county of Salop, the
manors of Penbrugge and Kyngeslane, co. Hereford, the castles of
Blanleveny and Dynas, the land and lordship of Blanleveny, the
castle, land and lordship of Radenore, the land and lordship of
Warthreynon, the land and lordship of Comotdeudour, the land
and lordship of Prestheinede and Norton, the land and lordship of
Ewyas Lacy in Wales and the march of Wales adjacent to the county
of Hereford, and three parts of the manor of Thakstede, co. Essex,
held in chief, to William Latymer of Daneby, knight, Richard Lescrop,
knight, Nicholas de Carreu, Peter de la Mare, knight, John de
Bisshoppeston, clerk, Walter de Colmpton, clerk, and Hugh de
Boraston, for life, with remainder to Simon, bishop of London, William,
bishop of Winchester, William, bishop of Hereford, Roger de Bello
Campo, knight, and John de Bridwode, clerk, for life, and remainder
over to the earl and his heirs. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Acknowledgement that the king is bound to Guy de Bryene and
Westminster. Laurence Janyn in 948/. 5s. 6d., lent by them to him, to be taken
out of the customs and subsidies of wools, hides and woolfells in the
port of Melcombe, co. Dorset ; and for their greater security the
king wills that they shall have the ' coket ' seal in that port until
the said sum be levied by indenture between them and the collectors
of customs and subsidies there. By K. & C.
Dec. 18. Presentation of Simon Norman, parson of the church of Eldyndon,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Filgrave, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the abbey of St. Mary
de Pratis ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard Bleseby of
Geydyngton.
Dec. 19. Presentation of John de Tykton to the church of Hawardby, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Ravendale being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Dec. 19. Presentation of John Payn, chaplain, to the church of Bykenore,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury.
Dec. 21. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year
Westminster, lately granted, at the signification of John Jake, lord of Gomenys,
captain of the town of Arde, to William Sutton of Boston, squire,
who was to have gone beyond seas in John's company to stay in
the munition of the said town ; as the said William has not
cared to go on the king's service but has withdrawn to other parts,
as John has certified by his bill in the Chancery.
Nov. 7. Whereas John de Hothum of Bondeby, ' chivaler,' by fine levied before
Westminster, the justices of the Bench between Anne late the wife of Edward le
Despenser, plaintiff, and the said John, deforciant, of the manor of
Bondeby, held in chief, granted that the said manor (which Hugh le
Despenser and Alice his wife held for John's life of his demise, with
remainder after his death to Juetta late the wife of John son of John de
Hothum for life, and remainder over to the heirs of John), should
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1374. Membrane 8 — cont.
remain to the said Anne for life after the death of John and Juetta,
with remainder to Hugh and Alice in tail and remainder over to the
right heirs of Hugh ; and Anne, Hugh and Alice entered into the
manor without the king's licence, and the manor is now by the death
of Hugh taken into the king's hand and is in his hand on that pretext
and by reason of the said trespass ; the king, for 100s. paid to him
by John Trussell, who has taken Alice to wife, has pardoned the
trespasses done in the premises and grants that he and Alice may
hold the manor for the life of the latter with remainder to the heirs
of the bodies of Hugh and Alice.
MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 20. Whereas William Beauchaump, ' chivaler,' Nicholas de Berkele,
Westminster. 4 chivaler,' William Burton, 'chivaler,' Walter Bluet, 'chivaler,'
Richard Craddok, clerk, Henry Darderne and John Brok lately acquired
in fee the manor of Welweton with its members of Midsomer Norton
and Wydecombe, co. Somerset, a third part of the manor of Sellynges,
co. Kent, 50s. of rent in Magor, co. Gloucester, and the advowson
of the church of Hacche Beauchamp, co. Somerset, held in chief,
from John Meryet, ' chivaler,' and the manor of Stoke under Hamedon,
co. Somerset, and the advowson of the church of Shepton Beauchamp,
co. Somerset, likewise held in chief, from Alice late the wife of John
de Beauchamp of Somerset, who held them in dower after the death
of her husband, for her life, and entered therein, and the said John
Meriet, to whom pertained the reversion of a moiety of the manor
of Stoke and of the advowson of the church of Shepton, quitclaimed
his right therein to the said William, Nicholas, William, Walter, Richard,
Henry and John Brok in fee, without the king's licence, on account
of which trespasses the premises are taken into the king's hand ; the
king, by pretext of 301. paid by the last named persons, has pardoned
the trespasses, and has granted that they may hold the premises as
above. He has also granted them licence to grant the manor of
Welweton with its members, a moiety of the manor of Stoke, a third
part of the manor of Sellynges, the said rent, the advowson of the
church of Hacche Beauchamp and a moiety of the advowson of the
church of Shepton to Matthew de Gournay, ' chivaler,' who has
taken Alice to wife, and the said Alice, in tail, with remainder to the
right heirs of Matthew, and to grant the other moiety of the manor
of Stoke and of the advowson of the church of Shepton to the said
Matthew and Alice for the life of Alice.
Dec. 4. Pardon, at the request of Edmund, earl of March, to John Clerc
Westminster, of Shillynghelde, alias John Clerc of Shillynghelde of Chilham, for
good service to be rendered by him beyond seas in the earl's company,
of the king's suit for the death of John Andreu, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of a writing of Peter, abbot of Persshore;
Westminster, and the convent of that place, dated 12 May, 45 Edward III,
manumitting Walter de Lye and Agnes, his daughter, with their
issues and chattels. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 16. Presentation of John Elysaundre, chaplain, to the church of St.
Westminster. Leonard by Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift
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by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Hermodesworth being
in his hand on account of the war with France.
Nov. 7. Acknowledgment that the king is bound to John de Hedyngham
Westminster, and Richard de Wandesford, citizens of London, in 1,500/. And for
their more prompt satisfaction he wills that they take the said sum
out of the tenths and issues in the following places, to wit, of the
tenth granted to the king by the clergy in the archdeaconry of
Notyngham 180/., of the said tenth in the diocese of Carlisle 20/., of
the said tenth in the diocese of Durham 105/., of the issues of the
county of York 100/., of the issues of the county of Northumberland,
100/., of the issues of the county of Lincoln 100/., of the customs and
subsidies in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 200/., of the said tenth
in the diocese of Canterbury 550/., of the farm or issues of the city
of London 100/., and of the issues of the escheatry in the county of
York 45/., according to the effect of tallies levied at the receipt of the
Exchequer. The king also wills that no assignment or grant be made
in the said places in postponement of the said payment.
By K. & C.
Dec. 19. Pardon to Richard Strete of the king's suit for the death of William
Westminster. Dont ; as the king has learned by the record of Robert de la Mare
and his fellows, late justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Old Sarum,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Dec. 10. Acknowledgment that the king is bound to William Walle worth,
Westminster, mayor, John Bernes, Nicholas Brembre, aldermen, and John Bures,
John Hadlee and John Birlyngham, citizens, of London, in 3,000/.
lent by them to him. And for their more prompt satisfaction he wills
that they take 733/. 6s. 8d. thereof out of the fifteenth last granted to
him in London according to the form of a tally levied at the receipt of
the Exchequer. He also wills that, after John Pyel and Richard Lyouns
have been satisfied of a sum of money due to them out of the custom
and subsidy of wools, hides and woolfells in the port of London, the
said mayor, aldermen and citizens shall take 255. of each sack of wool
loaded in the said port until they be satisfied of the remaining
2,266/. 13<s. 4d. due to them, and that no grant or assignment of the
said fifteenth or custom and subsidy be made in retardation of the
said payment, and that they shall have one part of the cocket seal
in the said port until the said 2,266/. 135. 4d. be levied by indentures
between them and the collectors of customs and subsidies in the
same.
Edward, prince of Wales, John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of
Lancaster, William de Latymer, chamberlain, John Knyvet, chancellor,
Richard Lescrop, treasurer, and Nicholas Carreu, keeper of the privy
seal, promise to do their diligence to secure the payment of the said
sum. By K. & C.
Dec. 6. Whereas John de Harleston and Philip la Vache have sold to the
Westminster, king the following prisoners for 2,500/., to wit, John, lord of Poys,
for 1,500/. and Walter Chastillon for 1,000/., of which total sum 1,000
marks shall be paid to them in hand ; the king, in order that they
may be the more promptly satisfied of the remaining 1,833/. 6s. Sd.,
promises to pay the same at the receipt of the Exchequer or elsewhere,
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1374. Membrane 7 — cont.
half at Whitsun and half at Michaelmas, or within three weeks following
those dates.
William de Latymer, chamberlain, John Knyvet, chancellor, Richard
Lescrop, treasurer, and Nicholas Carreu, keeper of the privy seal,
promise as above. By K. & C.
Dec. 20. Presentation of Robert Falbek, chaplain, to the chantry of the
Westminster, altar of St. Mary in the church of St. Pancras, London, founded for
the soul of John de Causton, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the archbishopric of Canterbury.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 24. Licence for Ralph Basset of Drayton to impark 300 acres of land
Westminster, in Olneye, co. Buckingham, held in chief, which are without the metes
of the forest, as is found by an inquisition taken by John de Broghton,
escheator in the said county.
Dec. 20. Presentation of Robert Falbek, chaplain, to the chantry of the altar
Westminster, of St. Mary in the church of St. Pancras, London, founded for the
soul of John de Causton, of the immediate jurisdiction of Canterbury,
• in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of
Canterbury.
1375.
Jan. 2. Presentation of William Kynslee to the church of Stretham, in the
Eltham. diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the
bishopric of Ely. By p.s.
1374.
Dec. 1. Whereas Hugh de Boraston acquired for life from the king's son
Westminster. Edmund, earl of March, 100s. yearly out of the lands late of Thomas
de Henle in Norton, co. Worcester, held in chief, and entered into
and received the same without the king's licence ; the king, at the
supplication of the earl, has pardoned the said trespass and grants
that Hugh may take the said rent for life. By p.s.
Membrane 6.
Dec. 14. Whereas on Monday after St. Ambrose last William Danyell of
Westminster. Chikewell, co. Essex, came before John Aubrey and John Fiffid, then
sheriffs of London, and William de Hockele, coroner thereof, and
confessed that he was a robber, having with Henry Baillif of Hisseburn
of the county of Wilts, ' carpenter,' and John Blaunchard of Caleys,
between St. Peter's Chains in the king's forty-seventh year and the
Michaelmas following, robbed a carter, whose name he knows not,
of 20s. in money by tale in the New Forest, co. Southampton, whereof
he had for his share 6s. Sd. and the others the residue, and so he became
approver and appealed the said Henry and John of the felony ;
and also appealed William Ketell of the county of Sussex, merchant
at Suthampton, and others called Thomas and John, whose surnames
he knows not, of having in his fellowship, about All Saints in the king's
forty-seventh year, robbed three unknown men by Suthampton of
40d. in silver by tale, whereof he had for his share lOd. and the others
the residue ; and also appealed Robert Fekenham of the New Forest,
of the county of Southampton, and Henry Baillif of having with him,
about the Purification in the king's forty-eighth year, at Hampyng
between Allesford and Wynchestre, co. Southampton, robbed two
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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unknown men of 9s. in money by tale, whereof he had 3s. for his share,
and the others the residue ; and also appealed Thomas atte Halle of
Wynchestre, ' carpenter,' of having, between Christmas in the king's
forty-seventh year and the Purification following, at Wynchestre, co.
Southampton, once received him and the said Henry Baillif, knowing
them to be robbers ; and also appealed John Sawyer of Salesbury of
having, between Michaelmas in the king's forty-seventh year and
the Christmas following, at Salesbury, co. Wilts, twice received him
and the said Henry as above ; and also appealed Thomas Sparowe of
Salesbury of having, between the same feasts, at Salesbury, co. Wilts,
received him and Henry as above on divers occasions ; and also appealed
the said Henry and John Blaunchardof having with him, about All Saints
in the king's forty-seventh year, by Kenyngton, co. Surrey, robbed
two unknown men of 4 marks and 5s. in gold and silver, whereof he
had for his share 19s. and the others the residue ; and also appealed
John Fuller, whose other surname he knows not, of having, with him,
on Monday in Easter week in the king's forty-eighth year, at
Swannescompe, co. Kent, robbed an unknown man of 32c?. in silver,
whereof he had for his share 16c?. and John the residue ; and also
appealed one William of the county of Dorset, whose surname he
knows not, and the said John Fuller of having with him, on Wednesday
in Easter week in the same year, at dusk by Tybourne, co. Middlesex,
robbed a man unknown of 2s. in money by tale, whereof he had nothing
for his share ; and also appealed Henry Baillyf of having with him, on
Michaelmas in the king's forty-seventh year, at Boughton Under-
theble, co. Kent, killed a man unknown and despoiled him of 2s. in
money by tale, one ' jakke,' worth 40c?., one double cloak, worth
12c?., and a sword and shield, worth 2s., whereof he had for his share
the cloak and 12c?., and Henry the residue ; and also appealed the
said Henry of having with him, about the Nativity of the Virgin
Mary in the king's forty-seventh year, under Claryngdon park, co.
Wilts, robbed a man unknown of 44s. in money by tale, whereof he
had for his share 22s. and Henry the residue ; and also appealed the
said Henry of having with him, about Michaelmas in the same year,
at the park of Fynkele by Andevere, co. Wilts, robbed two men
unknown of 24s. in gold and silver, whereof he had for his share 12s.,
and Henry the residue ; and also appealed the said Henry of having
with him, about Martinmas in the same year, in the pass of Alton,
co. Southampton, robbed twenty-two men unknown of 17c?., whereof
he had for his share 8 \d. and Henry the residue ; and also appealed
the said Henry of having with him, on the same day and at the same
place, robbed three men unknown of 8s. in money by tale, whereof
he had for his share 4s. and Henry the residue ; and also appealed
the said Henry of having with him, on Saturday after Michaelmas
in the same year, at Shetersselde, co. Kent, robbed an unknown man
of London of 15s. in gold and silver, whereof he had for his share 7s. 6c?.
and Henry the residue ; and also appealed the said Henry and John
of having with him, about Michaelmas in the said year, at Biket between
Maydenhithe and Redyng, co. Berks, robbed three men unknown
of 7s. and 2 ' bowestrenges,' worth Id., whereof he had for his share
2s. 4c?. and the ' bowestrenges,' and the others the residue ; and also
appealed the said Henry, John and William Ketell of having with
him, about Martinmas in the same year, by Tybourne, co. Middlesex,
robbed four huntsmen unknown of 2s. in silver and a gold ring, worth
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1374. Membrane 6 — cont.
10^., whereof he had 5s. Id. for his share and the others the residue ;
and also appealed the said Henry and John of having with him, on
the morrow of St. Katharine the Virgin in the same year, at Le Rodhull
between Rippele and Cofham, co. Surrey, robbed three men unknown
of 16c?. in silver, whereof he had for his share 5Jd. and the others the
residue ; and also appealed the said Henry of having with him, about
the same feast, at Beverethe, co. Surrey, robbed a man unknown of
12d., whereof he had for his share 6d. and Henry the residue ; and
also appealed Henry of having with him, about Hilary in the said
year, in the New Forest, co. Southampton, robbed an unknown
carter of 7s. in silver, whereof he had for his share 3s. Qd. and Henry
the residue ; and also appealed Henry of having with him, about the
same feast, by the New Forest, co. Southampton, robbed a man
unknown of 4<1, whereof he had for his share 2d. and Henry the residue ;
and also appealed Henry of having with him, about the said feast,
by Claryngdon, co. Wilts, robbed a man unknown of 4s. 6d. and a
double cloak worth 6s. 8d., whereof he had 2s. 3d. for his share and
Henry the residue ; and also appealed Henry of having with him,
about the said feast, under the park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, robbed
two men unknown of 3s. 4id. in gold and silver, whereof he had 20d.
for his share and Henry the residue ; and also appealed John Blaunchard
of having with him, about Martinmas in the said year, between
Tybourne and Knottynghull, co. Middlesex, robbed a man unknown
of 6s. Sd. and a double cloak worth 4s., whereof he had for his share
40d. and the cloak, and John the residue ; and also appealed John
of having with him, about the same date and between the same places,
robbed five unknown men of 6s. in money by tale, whereof he had
3s. for his share and John the residue ; and also appealed the said
Henry of having with him, between Holbourne and Tybourne, co.
Middlesex, robbed two men unknown of lis., to wit, about Martinmas
in the said year, whereof he had 5s. Qd. for his share and Henry the
residue, as is found by the tenors of the said appeals sent into the
Chancery by the said sheriffs and coroner : the king, at the supplication
of his son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, has pardoned the said approver
his suit for the said felonies, and any consequent outlawries.
By K. on the information of William, lord of Latimere,
chamberlain, by his letters remaining on the files.
Dec. 14. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Bache as parson of the church
Westminster, of Kilbery, in the diocese of Meath in Ireland.
Dec. 19. Grant to the king's esquire, John Belevale, for long service, of the
Sheen. marriage of the son and heir of Henry Moigne, ' chivaler,' who held
in chief, a minor in the king's ward. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Grant to the king's clerk, William de Wyndesore, of the provostship
Westminster, of the collegiate church of St. Mary, Wyngham, in the diocese of
Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
archbishopric of Canterbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
archbishopric.
The like to the chapter of the said church.
Dec. 20. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Peter de Barton, as
Westminster, parson or warden of the chapel of Immere, co. Wilts.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 6 — cont.
Dec. 21. Presentation of William Cocke, chaplain, to the chantry in the
Westminster, chapel of St. James, Castell Hydyngham, in the diocese of London,
in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heir of
Thomas de Vere, late earl of Oxford, who held in chief, being in his
hand.
Dec. 27. Presentation of John Tumby of Lymbergh Magna, prebendary of
Eltham. the prebend E in the collegiate church of St. Mary of the Castle,
Leycestre, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Hatteclyf, in
the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Westravendale being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with William de Parva Cotes. By p.s.
1375.
Jan. 3. Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Brandon as sub-dean
Westminster, of the church of St. Peter, York. By p.s.
1374.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Walter Whithors (in lieu of a
Westminster, previous grant to him, dated 28 September, 28 Edward III, surrendered,
of the keeping of the castle of Haddele at a rent of 10 marks yearly),
of the said keeping, except the water-mill pertaining to the castle, at
the same rent ; so that, for the time during which he shall have the
said keeping, he be not bound to make repairs in any buildings, houses
enclosures or walls within or without the castle in any part of the
king's lordship in those parts. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise on the Fine Roll of this year.
Membrane 5.
Dec. 2. Presentation of Thomas Wace, prebendary of the bursal prebend
Westminster, in the collegiate church of Holy Cross, Criditon, in the diocese of
Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of Barnestaple, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of Barnestaple
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with John Hope.
Presentation of William Humberstane, the younger, to the church
of Herlawe, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the late voidance of the abbey of St. Edmund.
Dec. 5. Presentation of John de Exestre to the church of Pacchingges, of
Westminster, the immediate jurisdiction exempt of the archbishop of Canterbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of
Canterbury. By p.s.
Dec. 5. Presentation of John de Aston, parson of the church of St. Mary,
Westminster. Guldeford, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Newenton,
in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the archbishopric of Canterbury being in his hand ;
on an exchange of benefices with John Wengrave.
Dec. 2. Presentation of Robert Snawe of Barton to the church of Cotesford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien prior of Okbourn being in his hand.
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1374. Membrane 5 — cont.
Dec. 5. Presentation of Simon, parson of the church of Westbarnyng, in
Westminster, the diocese of Rochester, to the church of Wodelond, in the diocese
of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
archbishopric of Canterbury ; on an exchange of benefices with
William, parson of Wodelond.
Dec. 4. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Edmund, earl of March,
Westminster, to Richard Parlour, for good service to be rendered beyond seas in
the earl's company, of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Houcemayn, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 5. The like pardon to Ralph Parlour for the same death. By p.s.
Westminster.
Dec. 11. Presentation of Stephen de Mebourne to the church of Askeby,
Westminster, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of Christopher de Moresby, who held in chief,
being in his hand. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Presentation of Henry de Haddon to the vicarage of the church of
Westminster. Prees, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Coventry and Lichfield
being lately in his hand.
Dec. 12. Pardon to Henry de Berkhamsted, bailiff errant in the honour of
Westminster. Walyngford, of the 101. wherein he is bound to the king for the escape
of Ellis Muleward of Coxham, a thief convicted and lately adjudged
to death before William Tauk and his fellows, justices last appointed
to deliver the gaol of Walyngford. By p.s.
Dec. 17. Adam Robelyng, clerk, going to Ireland by the king's licence, has
Westminster, letters nominating Ralph de Kestevene, clerk, and William Rikel
as his attorneys in England for one year.
William de Burstall received the attorneys.
Dec. 31. Grant to William Latymer of the keeping of the lands late of Robert
Eltham manor, de Lumley, who held in chief, during the nonage of Ralph, his brother
and heir, together with the marriage of the latter ; provided that he
support the real services and other charges due to the king and others
from the said lands. By p.s.
1375.
Jan. 3. Appointment for life of John, abbot of Evesham, to be present in
Eltham. his robes every year with four fellow-monks as chaplains at the
solemnity of celebrating the anniversary of the king's father in the
conventual church of St. Peter, Gloucester ; and grant to him that
during his life he shall be quit of coming to parliaments on condition
that he be present as above ; provided that in all parliaments he have
a sufficient proctor to give council and consent in his name to what
shall be ordained therein. By p.s.
Jan. 2. Pardon to William Hebbe of Bassyngbourn of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Hertford for non-appearance before John, duke of Lancaster,
and his fellows, justices appointed to keep the statute and ordinance
of measures and weights in that county, to answer the king touching
an indictment that he is a common brewer and sells a gallon of ale
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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in Royston on market-days for 4d. and by cups (ciphos), bowls (bollos)
and false measures not sealed ; he having now surrendered to prison
before the said justices as John atte Barre, one of them, has certified.
Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, John Herlyng,
usher of the chamber, to Geoffrey Blome of Corton of the king's suit
for the death of Robert le Clerk, servant of the church of Corton,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Jan. 2. Licence, for 10 marks paid to the king by Master William Farnham,
Westminster, parson of the church of Walkyngton, for the alienation in mortmain
by him of 8 messuages, 14 tofts, 40 acres of land and 12s. of rent in
Corbrigg, not held in chief, to the chaplain of the chantry at the altar
of St. Mary in the church of Corbrigg to celebrate divine service daily
for the safe estate of the king and William, and for their souls after
their death.
Jan. 9. Because Maud, prioress of the house of the order of Preachers,
Westminster. Derteford, is a recluse so that she cannot labour in person about the
pleas and other matters touching her and her house, the king has
granted her that she may appoint general attorneys in her place ;
and she has attorned before him friar William Durant and John Videleu
to act for her in all pleas in England ; and, at her instance, the king
has granted that her said attorneys may make other attorneys in
their place ; for two years.
John Woderove received the attorneys by writ.
She has like letters nominating Michael Skillyng and Thomas
Sherdelowe as her attorneys as above. The same John &c.
Jan. 11. Presentation of William Prykiere, chaplain, to the church of Holford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the
priory of Stokcursy being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Jan. 11. Presentation of Bartholomew Alman to the church of Thrisford
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich.
Jan. 2. Pardon, to the supplication of Lewis de Clifford, to William de
Eltham manor. Thorp of Stouton of the king's suit for the death of Ralph servant of
John Lewyn of Stouton, alias of Stocton, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, lately granted to Robert Ryngstede, citizen and mercer of London,
who was to have gone beyond seas in the company of the king's son
Edmund, earl of Cambridge ; as the king has learned by certificate
of the sheriffs of London that he has not gone and does not prepare
to go, but makes stay in the said city intent on his own business.
1374.
Dec. 1. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Edmund, earl of March,
Westminster, to John de Rothewell, knight, of his trespass in acquiring for life
from the said earl the manor of Neubury and 10 marks yearly out of the
manor of Stratfeld Mortumer, co. Berks, as of the value of 40 marks
Jan. 1.
Eltham.
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
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1374. Membrane 5 — cont.
yearly, which manors are held in chief, and entering into and receiving
the same without licence ; and grant that he may retain the premises.
By p.s.
Membrane 4.
Nov. 28. Exemption for life of John de Stapelton from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner, collector of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidies, or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Pardon to John Cauntelou and Alice, his wife, of their trespass in
Westminster, acquiring for life from William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury,
2 messuages, 80 acres of land and 37 acres of meadow in the earl's
manor of Chedesy, co. Somerset, held in chief, and entering therein
without licence ; and grant that they may retain the same.
By p.s.
Nov. 28. Pardon to Adam Wodeman of Westcheyham of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of John le White of Estcheyham, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
Pardon to Thomas de la Bere of his outlawry in the county of
Southampton for non-appearance before Laurence de Sancto Martino
and his fellows, late justices appointed to hear and determine divers
trespasses perpetrated at Husseburn Tarente, co. Southampton, to
answer the king touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted,
as appears by the record and process had before the justices and a
certificate of the coroners of the county ; he having now surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison as John de Cavendissh, chief justice, has
certified.
Dec. 2. Presentation of Laurence de Warrewyk, vicar of the church of
Westminster. Shypton, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the church of
White Nottelee, in the diocese of London, pertaining to the bishop's
nomination and in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Thetford
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with Robert de Alesby.
Nov. 29. Pardon to Richard Bouer of the king's suit for the death of Roger
Westminster. Swynerhert of Laghton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Whereas Robert de Horneby, William de Brereley and Thomas
Westminster, de Burton of Kynnesley lately acquired in fee by fine levied in the
king's court a toft and 4 acres of meadow in Wassyngle and the
advowson of the church of Wassyngle from Robert de Wassyngle
and Joan, his wife, who held them in chief, and granted the same to
Robert and Joan for life with successive remainders to Richard their
son and Robert brother of Richard in tail, the heirs of the bodies of
Robert and Joan, and the right heirs of Robert, without the king's
licence ; the king, for \ mark paid by Robert and Joan, has pardoned
the said trespasses and granted that they may hold the premises for
life with remainders as above.
Nov. 30.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 4 — cont.
Nov. 28. Pardon to William de Maddyngle, clerk, of the king's suit for having
Westminster, carried away out of the priory of Angleseye 4 quarters of malt against
the will of the prior, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Grant to William Tauk of the marriage of John son of John Pagham,
Westminster, heir of Laurence de Pagham, who held in chief, a minor in the king's
ward, rendering the king therefor 10£. at the Exchequer.
By bill of the treasurer.
1375.
Jan. 2. Pardon to Ralph atte Ok of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Eltham manor. Hert, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence.
By p.s.
1374.
Dec. 24. Presentation of Robert de Faryngton to the church of St. Dunstan
Westminster. Est, London, of the immediate jurisdiction of Canterbury, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of
Canterbury.
Dec. 31. Presentation of Adam Portelewe to the church of Stratford Tony,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities in England of the alien abbot of Lyre being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Dec. 15. Confirmation in fee to William Gamboun, one of the yeomen of the
King's Langley. king's chamber, of the grant to him by James de Audele of Helegh,
' chivaler,' of his estate in the manor of Staunton by Dunsterre, co.
Somerset, which he held for life with reversion to the king, at a yearly
rent of 81. 6s. 8d. By p.s.
1375.
Jan. 2. Pardon, at the supplication of Philippa, wife of Hugh la Zouche,
Eltham manor, to John Adamson of Swaveseie of the king's suit for the death of Thomas
Richemond, late servant of John Snoryng of Walsyngham, clerk,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Jan. 15. Signification to J. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of John Dodeford, canon of the house of St. Frideswide, Oxford, to
be prior of that place in the room of John de Walyngford, resigned.
Jan. 12. Pardon to William Lavenham of Bumstedehelyon, the elder, of the
Westminster, king's suit for the death of Roger Selange, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Presentation of John Avener, chaplain of the chantry at the altar
Westminster, of St. James in the church of St. Mary Magdalen, Newerk, in the diocese •
of York, to the vicarage of the church of Stoke, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the prebend of Stoke in the church of
St. Mary, Lincoln, being in his hand on account of the adhesion of
Master Hugh Pelegjini, prebendary of the same, to the king's enemies
of France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Apthorp.
1374.
Dec. 1. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Edmund, earl of March,
Westminster, to Ralph Lengeyn, knight, of his trespass in acquiring for life from
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the earl 40 marks yearly out of the manor of Penbrugge, co. Hereford,
held in chief, and receiving the same without licence ; and grant that
he may take the same for life. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 3,
Nov. 24. Presentation of Thomas Rauf to the church of St. Martin, Warham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities in England of the alien abbot of Lyre being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Nov. 21. Presentation of John Roger to the church of Disserth, in the diocese
Westminster, of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
the bishopric of St. Davids.
Nov. 24. Pardon to Robert Broumvyle of Brisele of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Thomas le Wryght of Brisele, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
The like to William Tolle of Brisele for the same death.
Nov. 26. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman, Edward lord le
Westminster. Despenser, to Thomas de Nevill of York, alias sometime servant
of Master Hugh de Wymondeswold, for good service to be rendered
by him beyond seas in Edward's company, of the king's suit for the
death of Richard del Fermory of Kyrkham, alias Richard Barbour of
Kyrkham, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 23. Pardon to Richard Warner of the king's suit for the death of John
Westminster, de Pyryton, ' buttare,' whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed
him in self-defence. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of Roger de Fulthorp to be one of
Westminster, the justices of the Common Bench. [Fcedera.] By K.
Mandate to the justices to admit him.
Nov. 28. Presentation of John de Kendale to the church of Weston, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Neuton
Longevill being in his hand on account of the war with France.
By p.s.
Nov. 26. Grant, for 20/. paid in hand by Robert de Swilyngton, ' le uncle,'
Westminster, knight, at the receipt of the Exchequer, to him of the marriage of
Joan daughter of Baldwin Fitz Piers of Glenfeld, deceased, a minor
in the king's ward because Baldwin held on the day of his death of
Henry son and heir of William de Ferrariis, then a minor in the
king's ward. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 28. Whereas Walter Okholte, the younger, was once by that name,
Westminster, and at another time by the name of Walter Okholte, the younger, of
Upton, indicted of having stolen 2 oxen, worth 40s., from John Bobbe,
and a third time of having stolen 2 oxen, worth 205., from Walter
Knyt of Froucestre ; the king has pardoned him his suit for the said
felonies, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
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Nov. 28. Pardon, at the supplication of Hugh Strauleye, to Richard Pygot
Westminster, of the king's suit for the death of James Hethcote, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 29. Presentation of William Amcotes, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Asshehurst, in the diocese of Rochester, void by the resignation of
Robert Cook and in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heir of Thomas Chalfhunt, who held in chief, being in his
hand.
Dec. 1. Grant to the king's clerk, Thomas de Maddyngle, of the prebend
Westminster, which Richard Michel, deceased, held in the collegiate church of
Wesbury, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of
the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
The like to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Worcester.
Dec. 12. Presentation of William Chaddesle to the church of Upwymbourne,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury.
1375.
Jan. 9. Ratification of the estate of Robert de Kirkeby as parson of the
Westminster, church of Withibrok, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
1374.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
1375.
Jan. 17.
Westminster.
The like letters to Robert Bradegare, prebendary of the prebend of
Ruggemere in the cathedral church of St. Paul, London. By p.s.
Pardon to William Barbour, sometime of Doncastre, dwelling
in York, of the king's suit for the rape of Pernell de Staynell, now his
wife, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Pardon in like terms to Richard Ridware of Desburgh for the death
of Thomas atte Halle of Desburgh. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated 24 August,
Westminster. 6 Edward II, in favour of Thomas de Leukenore. [Calendar of the
Charter Bolls, 1300-1326, p. 201.]
For j mark paid in the hanaper.
1374. Membrane 2.
Dec. 26. Exemption for life of John Vyel of Bristol from being put on
Eltham. assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against
his will. Bv P.s.
1375.
Jan. 10. Presentation of William de la Temple, chaplain, to the chantry
Westminster, of the altar of St. James founded for the soul of William Causton in
the church of St. Pancras, London, of the immediate jurisdiction of
Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the arch-
bishopric of Canterbury.
Jan. 20. Revocation of the late presentation of Bartholomew Alman to the
Westminster, church of Thrisford, in the diocese of Norwich ; as the king has learned
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on trustworthy testimony that the church was filled by John Honyng,
and not void as he believed.
Jan. 20. Pardon to Richard Spicer, citizen of London, of his outlawry in
Westminster, the county of Sussex for non-appearance before the justices of the
Bench to answer William Spicer of Lewes touching a plea of debt
of 4/. ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert
Belknap, chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 3. The like to Alan Chelscoumbe of his outlawry in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of Henry Forester, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea that he render him chattels to the value of 405.
Jan. 23. The like to Thomas de Boroudon of Wyrdeley of his outlawry
Westminster, in the county of York at the suit of William Daweson touching a
plea of trespass.
The like to Gilbert Webster of Byngham of his outlawry in the
county of Lincoln at the suit of John de Boghton of Boston touching
a plea of debt of 8/. 13s. 4d.
Jan. 1. Grant to John Bacoun of the treasurership in the collegiate church
Eltham manor, of Aberguylly in Wales, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the bishopric of St. Davids. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to A. bishop of St. Davids. By p.s.
The like to the chapter of the said church. By p.s.
Jan. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Eltham manor, king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, while she was single,
dated at Rockingham castle, 7 July, 37 Edward III, granting for her
life to her servant, Walter de Trenge, the keeping of her great park
of Brustwyk in Holderness, taking for the said keeping 3d. daily
and the fern growing in the park, without challenging any other
manner of fees. Grant also that, if he survive the countess, he shall
have the office for life on the same terms. By p.s.
1374.
Nov. 2. Whereas on 15 July in the king's thirty-second year, because the
Westminster, tenths and other profits, of the estimated yearly value of 46s. 8d.,
which the rector of the church of Retherheth was wont to take from
certain lands within his parish which the king caused to be enclosed
in the manor of Retherheth, were withdrawn from the rector, the king
granted him in mortmain 46s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer until
he should be provided with an equivalent in lands or rents, and after-
wards granted him and his successors the yearly farm of 20s. which
Robert de Congham, clerk, was bound to render at the Exchequer
for the grant to him for 20 years of a messuage in the parish of
St. Martin in the Vintry, London, late of John de Colcestre, deceased,
which came into the king's hands as escheat because John died without
heir, together with the arrears thereof from 10 June in the king's
thirty-second year, and also the reversion of the said messuage, in
satisfaction of 20s. of the said tenths and profits, and also granted
him and his successors another messuage in the Vintry, London, late
of the said John and in the king's hands as above, which messuage
Peter de Audele held for life of the king's grant and which came into
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 2 — cont.
the king's hand by Peter's death, in satisfaction of another 20s.,
willing that the said rector should take the remaining 6<s. Sd. of the
said sum at the Exchequer until he should be provided with an equiva-
lent in lands or rents ; he has now granted licence for Gilbert de Sancto
Albano, rector of the said church, to let at fee farm the said messuages,
held of the king in burgage, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary
Graces by the Tower of London and their successors, at a yearly
farm of 405. to be paid to him and his successors, with proviso for
re-entry by the rector and his successors in case of the rent being in
arrear for 8 days. By p.s.
Dec. 26. Grant for life to the king's serjeant-at-arms, John Haukyn, because
Westminster, he has been maimed by mischance so that he cannot labour in the
king's service as he was wont or maintain his estate honourably, of
I2d. daily at the Exchequer for his wages. By p.s.
1375.
Jan. 6. Grant, during pleasure and good behaviour, to John Stake, one
Westminster, of the foresters of the New Forest, for good service about the safe-
guarding of the king's deer and other things pertaining to his office,
of 5 marks yearly of the issues of the county of Southampton, as
John London, now ranger of the said forest, took when he was
forester. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to John London, ranger of the New Forest,
of 6d. daily of the same issues, as William Parker, late ranger of the
said forest, deceased, took. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure and good behaviour, to John Potern of the
office of forester of the said forest, in the room of Roger Chamberlein ;
and grant to him of 5 marks yearly out of the said issues during good
behaviour in the said office. By p.s.
1374. Membrane i.
Dec. 20. Mandate to all persons to be intendant to Richard Lyons of London,
Westminster, and his deputies in the ports of Dover and Sandwich and all other
ports and members within the liberty of the Cinque Ports, in collecting
the subsidy of 25. of each tun of wine and 6d. of the pound of all other
merchandise imported or exported (wools, hides and woolfells excepted),
lately granted to the king by the prelates, magnates and merchants
of the realm in the parliament held at Westminster on the morrow
of St. Edmund the King, 47 Edward III, and let at farm by the king
to the said Richard for one year from Christmas next, in which subsidy
the king considers that it was and is the intention of the council
to include goods taken at sea and brought within the realm and
exposed for sale ; also in making search of all such goods imported
and exported, taking oaths of merchants importing goods that they
will pay the subsidy, and arresting and committing to prison until
further order all who are contrariant or rebellious in the matter.
The like on behalf of Richard and his deputies in the ports named : —
Kyngeston-upon-Hull, and ports and members adjacent.
Great Yarmouth, and ports and members adjacent.
Boston, Lenn, Grymesby and Blakeneye, and ports and members
adjacent.
Suthampton, and ports and members adjacent.
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1374. Membrane 1 — cont.
Cicestre, and ports and members adjacent.
Dover, Sandwich and other ports within the liberty of the Cinque
Ports.
Bristol, and ports and members adjacent.
Ports and maritime places in the counties of Devon and Cornwall.
Melcombe and Weymuth, and ports and members adjacent.
Ipswich, Herewich, Baldeseye, Manytre, Colcestre and all ports
and places on the sea coast from Herewich to Tillebury, and
there.
Faversham, Sandewich, Dover, Romeney, Rye, Hastynges and
Wynchelse, and members adjacent.
Dec. 12. Pardon to Henry de Berkhamsted, bailiff errant in the honour
Westminster, of Walyngford, of the 101. wherein he, by the name of keeper of the
gaoi of Walyngford, is bound to the king for the escape of Ellis
Mule ward of Coxham, a thief convicted and adjudged to death before
William Tauk and his fellows, justices last appointed to deliver the
gaol of Walyngford. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of the city of Cicestre, and the
Westminster, collectors of customs in the port thereof, to be intendant to Richard
Lyons, citizen of London, and his deputies, in collecting the king's
petty custom, as above.
The like to the following, and the collectors of customs at the places
named : —
The mayor and bailiffs of Suthampton.
The mayor and bailiffs of Exeter.
The mayor and bailiffs of Bristol.
The mayor and bailiffs of Kyngeston-upon-Hull.
The mayor and bailiffs of Quenesburgh.
The mayor and bailiffs of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
The bailiffs of Great Yarmouth.
The bailiffs of Melcombe.
The bailiffs of Ipswich.
The maj^or and bailiffs of Boston.
The mayor and sheriffs of London.
The bailiffs of Lenn.
John de Haddon, bailiff of Sandwich.
1375.
Jan. 1. Nomination to the king's clerk, John de Hermesthorp, warden of the
Westminster, hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London, of Alice Munden
for admission by him as a sister of the hospital in the room of Joan
Veneour, deceased ; in pursuance of a right possessed by the king.
By p.s.
Jan. 12. Grant, for life or until further order, to Robert, son of Robert de
Westminster. Corby and Joan, his wife, for good service rendered and to be rendered
by him, of 101. yearly at the Exchequer ; on surrender by the said
Joan, his mother, of letters patent, dated 10 December, 39 Edward III,
granting her the said 101. for life. By p.s.
1374.
Dec. 26. Pardon to Philip Bromley, forester of the New Forest, for having
Eltham manor, in the wood of Appelhurst within the south bailiwick of the said forest
felled at divers times an oak, worth 105. , and 10 ashes, worth 10s.,
Wt. 18915. E 4
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 1 — cont.
and killed 4 bucks with his dogs at divers times within the same
bailiwick in the king's forty- fifth and forty-sixth years, and for
having had within the said bailiwick 20 little swine feeding, each
worth 8d., to the waste of the king's deer and the destruction of the
herbage of the forest, in the king's forty-seventh year, in which year
the king had no profit of the same. By p.s.
Grant, during good behaviour, to William Frebody, one of the
foresters of the New Forest, for his good service over the safe-guarding
of the king's deer and other things pertaining to his office, of 5 marks
yearly of the issues of the county of Southampton. By p.s.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Walter Wodeland of
Gyldeford, staying in Ireland on the king's service in the company
of William de Wyndesore, governor and guardian of that land.
By bill of p.s.
Jan. 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bernard Brocas, knight,
Eltham manor, of 401. yearly of lands and rents, not held of the king, to the abbot
and convent of Tichefeld, co. Southampton, to pray for the safe
estate of the king, and of Bernard and Mary his wife, and for their
souls after their death, and for the souls of the fathers, mothers and
other ancestors of Bernard and Mary, according to an ordinance to
be made by Bernard in this behalf. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 7 June in his
sixth year, granted licence for Bernard and others to grant lands to the
value of the said sum to whom they would, religious or secular.
MEMBRANE 25d.
Commission to Henry Mordon, serjeant-at-mace, to arrest and
take into the king's hand the goods lately taken out of three tarets
of Genoa, Cateloign and Naples by Hugh de Ryngeburn, keep them
safely until further order, and certify the king in the Chancery of
the names of those in whose hands they are found.
Sept. 5. Commission to William de Wychyngham, Roger de Kirketon
Westminster, and William Tauk to examine the record and process of a plea lately
held before the mayor and sheriffs in the husting of London without
the king's writ between William de Stoke and Margery, his wife, and
Richard Storteford, touching a stone wall unjustly built by Richard
to the nuisance of a free tenement of William and Margery in the
parish of St. Laurence in Old Juery, London, as the king has learned
on behalf of William and Margery that there is manifest error in the
same and in the rendering of the judgment of the said plea ; also to cor-
rect such error and do full and swift justice therein, going to St. Martin's
le Grand, London, on a day to be fixed by them, and, in default of
the said mayor and sheriffs, doing what pertains to justice according
to the law and custom of the realm and said city.
Sept. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of
Westminster. Angus, Robert de Wylughby, ' chivaler,' Roger de Kirketon, 'chivaler,'
William de Skipwyth, ' chivaler,' John Dymmok, ' chivaler,' John
Poucher of Westrasen and Nicholas Hatclyf , on complaint by John de
Welle, ' chivaler,' that, whereas he by Alan Mareschall, his servant,
1375.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
1374.
Sept. 3.
Westminster.
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1374. Membrane 25d — cont.
caused two horses of Robert Gascall to be taken at Wald Neuton
within the precinct of his manor of Graynesby, co. Lincoln, for divers
amercements wherein Robert was amerced in his court of the said
manor, and would have impounded them, the said Robert, John de
Freston and others rescued the horses, entered his free warren at
Graynesby, hunted therein without licence, took away hares, conies,
pheasants and partridges, and assaulted Alan and others of his men
and servants. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Sept. 12. Commission to Reynold de Eccles and the sheriff of Norfolk to make
Westminster, inquisition in the said county touching damages, wastes, sales and
destructions committed by the priors of Toftes, co. Norfolk, in the
houses, lands, woods and other possessions of the priory since they
had the keeping thereof by the king's commitment.
Sept. 8. Commission to Henry Percy, Aymer Dassels, Ralph de Euer, Robert
Westminster, de Umframvill and Thomas de Hextildesham to make inquisition
in the county of Northumberland touching the evildoers who broke
the close of Walter, vicar of the church of Stanefordham, at Staneford-
ham, chased with their dogs 7 swine there, worth 10 marks, urging
on the dogs to bite them, so that the swine died by the chasing and
bites of the dogs, carried away goods at Ulkeston, trod down and
consumed with certain cattle crops and grass there, broke the pound
wherein certain cattle taken in such damage were impounded, took
away the cattle, assaulted his men and servants and so threatened
him and them that they dare not stay there to make his profit.
By C.
Sept. 23. Commission to James Lyons, serjeant-at-arms, to arrest Howelin
Westminster, ap David ap Griffyt, parson of the church of Lanrost of the land of
Dynbeyth, dwelling in the land of Pouwyes, or receive him from
Richard de Arundell, who will take him at the king's mandate and
deliver him to him, and to bring him to London and deliver them to
the sheriffs there. By K. and C.
Sept. 23. Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Arundell. By K. and C.
Westminster.
Oct. 3. Commission to John Paynel, John Cook of Leycestre, John Folvill
Westminster, and Richard de Foxton to make inquisition in the county of Leicester
touching an information that, whereas Peter Kyngesgrene, lately
taken and detained in the gaol of Leycestre for certain felonies
whereof he was indicted, was convicted before the justices appointed
to deliver the said gaol and hanged in accordance with their judgment,
the rope whereby he hung was cut by certain ministers of the ' frarie '
of St. John and other evildoers while Peter was still half alive, and
he was taken within the precinct of the church of St. Sepulchre,
Leycestre, against the prohibition of the sheriff and other king's
ministers, came to life again, and is detained there still by force so
that no fitting execution of the judgment can be done.
MEMBRANE 24d.
Aug. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Wychyngham,
Westminster. Reynold de Eccles, Edmund Gourneye and William Clere, on com-
plaint by Hugh Fastolf that, whereas the king lately took him and
his lands, rents and possessions into his protection when he was going
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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upon the sea in his service, John Bettes of Castre, John Colop of
Castre and others broke his closes and houses at Castre, co. Norfolk,
took away and impounded 280 sheep agisted in his marsh there for
his profit, kept them so long impounded without food that 60 of them,
worth 10 marks, died, and he lost the profit of his agistment, entered
his free warren there, hunted therein without licence, took away
his goods there and at Tunstall and Beyton, and hares and conies
from the said warren, and assaulted his men and servants.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Aug. 11. The like to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Ralph Paynel, ' chivaler,' and Thomas Kydale, ' chivaler,'
on complaint by Robert Gascall, clerk, that Robert Stynt, parson of
the church of Kele, John, his son, and others armed and in array
of war, broke his close at Woldeneweton, co. Lincoln, took away his
goods, assaulted him and John de Freston, his servant, there and at
Louth, and so threatened him in life and limb that he dares not go
to his own for fear of death. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Aug. 20. The like to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, John de Clynton,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Ralph de Crombewell, ' chivaler,' Roger de Kirketon and
Henry Asty, on complaint by Thomas de Meaux of Billyngeye that the
prior of Cattele, Thomas Pedwardyn, John de Digby and Robert de
Lincoln, the prior's fellow-canons, and others, assaulted him at Walcote,
co. Lincoln, and carried away six brood swans of his, worth 1005., at
Billy ngey, and assaulted his men and servants there.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 28. Commission to John Cerceaux, Walter Seneschal and Richard
Westminster. Kylyon, — on information that William Daubene, ' chivaler,' deceased,
who held in chief, held in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death
many lands in the county of Cornwall, the keeping of which should
pertain to the king by reason of the minority of his heir, but has been
concealed from him, together with the marriage of the said heir, for
no small time, and occupied by others, — to find by inquisition in the
said county what lands therein William held on the day of his death
in demesne or service, of the king or of others, their yearly value,
when he died, and who is his nearest heir and of what age.
Aug. 26. Mandate to Peter de Brewosa, John Cheynee and the sheriff of
Westminster. Buckingham, reciting that, whereas J. bishop of Lincoln, by his letters
patent exhibited in the Chancery, has committed the administration
of the goods, as well spiritual as temporal, pertaining to the abbey
of Mussenden, in his diocese, to William de Thenford, prior, and Richard
de Staunford, canon of that place, the king has taken them, the abbey
and its men, lands, rents, possessions and other things pertaining
thereto imo his protection ; and ordering them to protect and defend
the said canons, abbey, lands, rents and possessions, correct and
reform whatever has been forfeited by them in persons or things,
make proclamation at the abbey and elsewhere in the said county that
no one go armed to the abbey or its members or do anything there
whereby the king's peace might be harmed, his people be terrified
or damaged, or the statute against carrying arms be infringed, on
pain of loss of their arms and incarceration at the king's pleasure,
48 EDWARD III.— Part II.
1374. Membrane 24.d — cont.
arrest and keep in prison until further order all found disobeying the
said prohibition together with their arms and armour, and have the
latter appraised and answered for to the king.
Aug. 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, Richard de
Westminster. Stury, ' chivaler,' Robert de Umframvill, ' chivaler,' Thomas de
Musgrave, ' chivaler,' Robert de Hagerston, Henry de Lilleburn and
John de Mitford, on information that very many merchants and
others of the counties of Northumberland, Cumberland and West-
moreland, and elsewhere, have wools and woolfells of the growth of
England privily taken and carried to the parts of Scotland, and have
sheep at shearing time driven to the same parts before being sheared
to defraud the king of the customs and subsidies due to him thereof,
against the ordinanoe made in the parliament held on the morrow of
All Souls in the king's forty-sixth year, that no wools of the growth of
England should be sold to anyone to be taken to Scotland on pain
of forfeiture of the wools by the English seller, of which ordinance
proclamation has been made in the said counties.
Aug. 28. Commission to John Salesbury and John Cherche to arrest William
Westminster, atte Node of Hertford, ' tanner,' lately detained in Neudegate prison
at the suit of Richard Toky, citizen and pepperer of London, for
61. 19s. which Richard recovered against him, who escaped while in
the custody of the sheriffs of London to their no small damage, as John
Aubray, one of them, has testified in the Chancery, and to bring him
back to the said prison, there to stay until the debt be satisfied.
Membrane 23d.
Sept. 6. Commission to John de Seyntloo, Richard Englise of Clevedon and
Westminster. Richard atte Stok of Langeford to make inquisition in the county of
Somerset touching the evildoers who came armed and in array
,of war at Bodicombe, broke the close and houses of John Bertram of
Bodicombe there, assaulted and wounded the said John, so threatened
him and his men and servants in life and limb that they dare not
come there to make his profit, and carried away his goods there,
Sept. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Cavendissh, William de
Westminster. Wychyngham, Roger Gyney, William Clere and Thomas Caus, on
complaint by the king's kinswoman, Margaret Maresshall, that William
de Stikesford, John Douve, ' parker ' of Bukenham, William Hunte,
John atte Bachous, Olker de Crumwell, Richard ' Olker servant de
Crumwell,' William ' Richardservant de Crescy ' of She If anger, Francis
' le Parkerservant ' of Wynneferthyng and others broke her park of
Lopham, entered her free warrens at Fornesete, Little Framlyngham,
Harleston and Suffeld, co. Norfolk, hunted therein without licence,
carried away hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warrens,
and deer from the park, and assaulted her men and servants.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 2 Id.
Oct. 12. Commission to Simon de Burgh, Geoffrey Colepepir and Nicholas
Westminster. Heryng to make inquisition in the county of Kent touching an informa-
tion that certain evildoers broke the park of Otteford, in the king's
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hand by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury,
hunted therein without licence, and carried away deer therefrom.
Oct. 14. Commission to William de Latimere, constable of Dover castle and
Westminster, warden of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, the mayor of Dover,
the mayor of Sandwich, Nicholas Heryng, John Leg, serjeant-at-arms,
Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the county of Kent, and William
Tidecombe to find by inquisition in the said county, within and without
the liberty of the Cinque Ports, what goods Thomas Langeton, who
was convicted for sedition, had in the said county on the day of his
conviction, in whose hands they now are, and what is their value ;
and to seize all such goods into the king's hand and keep them safely
until further order.
Membrane 20d.
Commitment to Guy de Brien and Richard de Stafford of the duties
of the constable of England to hear, together with Edmund de Mortuo
Mari, marshal of England, or his deputy, the complaint of Thomas
More touching his demand for a prisoner unjustly detained from him,
as he says, by Ralph Basset. (Headed in margin : — de querela inter
Edwardum le Despenser et Radulfum Basset audienda etc.) By C.
[Fozdera.]
Oct. 12. Commission to all sheriffs &c. to arrest Richard de Norwych, monk,
Westminster, who purposes to leave the realm to bring into foreign parts certain
matters which should be determined by the king's court within the
realm, and not elsewhere, and to disinherit the king of his cognisance
thereof by processes to be cunningly sued by him in an alien court,
and has, moreover, made personal citations to answer in foreign
parts against certain of the king's lieges ; and to deliver him, when
taken, to the sheriff of the county in which he shall be taken to be
kept in prison safely until he find sufficient security not to go abroad
or sue or attempt anything to the prejudice of the king, the disherison
of his crown, or the hurt of the laws and customs of the realm or of
the king's people, nor to send anyone there, and to have revoked
and annulled any such thing attempted by him.
Oct. 22. Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Kyngeston-upon-Hull,
Westminster, reciting that, whereas the king by divers writs of privy seal ordered
Henry de Selby, William de Snaynton and the whole commonalty of
the town to have made and arrayed a suitable barge, fit for war, for
the defence of the realm, he has now learned on behalf of the said
Henry and William that all the sums at which the men of the town
were assessed for that purpose could not be wholly raised because
of the impotence and poverty of very many of the commonalty, and
that they, Henry and William, paid those sums for the speedy making
of the barge out of their own money so as to help the poor of the town,
and employed it in making the barge, wherefor they have prayed
the king to come to their aid in levying the arrears of the money ;
and appointing them to levy by reasonable assessment the sums due
to Henry and William, provided that more be not levied than was
employed about making the barge.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
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Oct. 6. Commission to Thomas Theyn and Robert Huntyngdon, — on
Westminster, information that Thomas Wyne, chaplain, and Robert Wyne, lately
accused of certain felonies at Weston, fled for that cause to the church
of Hamerton and there confessed before the coroners of the county
of Huntingdon that they had committed the felonies, and on that
account abjured the realm, and that very many of their lands and
goods in the said county, which should pertain to the king, are
concealed from him, — to inform themselves by any means whether the
said Thomas Wyne and Robert Wyne made the said flight and
abjuration, and if so, when, and to find by inquisition in the said county
what lands they held on the day of the perpetration of the said felonies
and afterwards, in whose hands and of what yearly value they are,
and what goods they had on the day of their making flight, in whose
hands they are and of what value. By C.
Oct. 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kirketon, Henry Asty,
Westminster. Thomas de Wythornwyk and William Wacelyn, on complaint by
Robert de Usflete, clerk, that Thomas Cook of Gretewell, Agnes, his
wife, William, his son, John Kelk of Refham, John ' Thomasservant
Cook of Gretewell,' and others, besieged him in his dwelling house
at Refham, co. Lincoln, and lay in wait to kill him, took away
3 cows of his, worth 40s., depastured and trod down with their
cattle his crops there, assaulted his men and servants, and even now
so threaten them that he cannot find servants to serve him.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane I6d.
Nov. 7. Association of William de Thorp in the commission of the peace and
Westminster, of oyer and terminer in the county of Cambridge to Roger de Scales
and his fellows, provided that if he be present the said commissioners
shall admit him as their fellow, but otherwise shall not await his
presence.
Association as above of the said William in the like commission to
William la Zouche of Haryng worth and his fellows in the county of
Northampton.
Membrane 15cZ.
Nov. 8. Commission to Richard de Arundell, John de Lodelowe, David
Westminster. Hanemere and Thomas de Neweport to inspect, hear and determine
certain indictments of felonies, trespasses, oppressions, extortions,
conspiracies, ambidextries, forstalleries and regrateries lately taken
before Nicholas Burnell and his fellows, appointed to hear and
determine all such in the county of Salop, together with other indict-
ments made before the said Nicholas and his fellows, keepers of the
peace and justices of oyer and terminer in the said county, which have
been returned into the Chancery and which the king sends to them under
his seal. By C.
MEMBRANE 14d.
Oct. 23. Commission to John de Nevyll of Raby, Walter Frost, Robert
Westminster. Lorymer, Peter de Grymesby and John de Redenesse, reciting that,
whereas the king's progenitors, in all voidances of the churches of
Esyngton. Kayngham and Skipse, were accustomed, since the earldom
of Aumale came into their hands, to nominate their clerks to the abbot
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of Aumale, and the abbot presented them to the diocesan for admission
to the said churches, and Edward I granted his right in the patronage
of the said churches to the abbot and convent of Meaux in exchange
for the town of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and the manor of Myton, and
the said abbot and convent, being granted by the abbot and convent
of Aumale their right of presentation to the said churches, appropriated
them with the present king's licence and the authority of the diocesan,
the king has now learned that certain persons, by circumventing the
pope and suggesting that the churches were wont to be conferred by
him, have procured divers provisions thereof and by them purpose to
disturb the abbot and convent of Meaux upon their possession thereof,
to the manifest weakening of the rights of the crown, especially as the
king is bound to warranty to the said abbot and convent ; and appoint-
ing them to make inquisition in the county of York touching the names
of all those who have obtained such provisions, and their maintainers.
Oct. 23. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from attempting anything
Westminster, to the contempt or prejudice of the king, the weakening of his royal
crown or the disturbance of the abbot and convent of Meaux in the
said matter.
Oct. 18. Commission to John Aleyn, sheriff of Worcester, Thomas Chaundos,
Westminster, sheriff of Hereford, Richard de Percehale, sheriff of Salop, Hugh de
Boraston, Richard Gravenore, John Leycestre and Nicholas Bakere
to arrest and bring before the king, for delivery to the keeper of the
Marshalsea prison, John son of Philip Robyns of Wychebaud, whom
Joan late the wife of Robert Leycestre has appealed before the king
of the death of her husband, and who is outlawed in the county of
Worcester for non-appearance before the king to answer Joan upon
her appeal ; as the king has learned that he is vagabond in divers
counties of the realm, lying in wait for Joan and other friends of her
said husband to kill them or do them some other mischief.
Oct. 27. Commission to William la Zouche of Haryngworth, John Boyvill,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' John de Holt and John de Haroudon to make inquisition
in the county of Rutland touching an information that certain evildoers
assaulted divers of the king's tenants of Okham at Burle.
Oct. 28. Mandate to Richard Imworth, Roger Keterich, John Pagrave,
Westminster. John Smalberghe, Richard Paltok, the sheriff of Norfolk and the
sheriff of Essex to stay the taking of the body of Roger de Ware,
monk of the priory of Thefford, of the order of Cluny, whom the king,
on the representation of John, prior of Thefford, that he was vagabond
in secular attire, lately ordered them to arrest and deliver to the prior ;
as the said Roger, pretending that he is and has long been prior of
Horkesleye and that the prior of Thefford has no jurisdiction or power
over him, has appealed to the apostolic see and the guardianship of
the court of Canterbury, as appears by a public instrument shewn
in the Chancery. Order, also, to the sheriff of Essex to summon
the said prior of Thefford to be before the king in the Chancery on
the octave of Hilary next to shew cause why the taking of the body
of Roger should not be stayed ; Robert de Swynburne, ' chivaler,'
having mainperned to have Roger there on that day.
And it was a patent.
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1374. Membrane 14d — cont.
Oct. 20. Order as above to the sheriff of Essex.
Westminster.
Oct. 28. Commitment [as on p. 54] to Guy de Brien and Richard de Stafford
Westminster, of the duties of the constable of England to hear the complaint of
Ives Bestent of Brittany, esquire, touching his demand for one Henry
de la Hay, 'chivaler,' his prisoner. By K. & C.
Oct. 27. Commission to Henry Percehay and John Verneye to make inquisition
Westminster, in the county of Somerset touching an information that John Galard,
late prior of Stokecursy, to whom the king lately committed the
keeping of the priory, in his hand on account of the war with France,
has alienated very many lands pertaining thereto to some persons
in the county of Somerset, and has granted corrodies to the same to
the king's contempt and the disherison of the church of the priory.
By C.
MEMBRANE \2d.
Nov. 8. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from attempting anything
Westminster, in derogation of the judgment whereby William de Fyncheden,
4 chivaler,' Richard Mutford, clerk, and John de Dyngley, the younger,
recovered before the justices of the Bench their presentation to the
church of Normanton against John, prior of the hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem in England.
Nov. 15. Commission to Gerald Vaghan and John de Hortesle, — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken by John ap Rees, escheator in the counties of
Gloucester, Hereford and the march of Wales adjacent to those counties,
whereby it was found that Richard Baskervill, ' chivaler,' held on
the day of his death a moiety of the manor of Erdesley and the castle
and park of Erdesley of Henry de Ferers, a minor in the king's ward,
and the lordship of Irdesley and Bolynghull, parcel of the other moiety
of the said castle and manor, of Eleanor and Mary, daughters and
heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford and Essex, likewise
minors in the king's ward, — to find by inquisition whether he held
the premises in his demesne as of fee, or in fee tail, or for life, or
otherwise.
Nov. 20. Commission to Thomas Taillour, mayor of La Rye, Robert
Westminster. Bernehand, Laurence Corboill and Stephen Elyot, — on information
that John Glesham of Bekkele, lately arrested by the ministers of
La Rye at the said town, which is within the liberty of the Cinque
Ports, at the suit of John Salerne for a debt, and detained in the prison
of the said town on that account and for certain trespasses done by
him to the said ministers in his arrest, has escaped by the aid of some
evildoers and accomplices who broke the walls and doors of the prison,
— to arrest him wherever he be found in the county of Sussex and
bring him back to the said prison to answer the king of his contempt
and to stand to right in the premises, and also to make inquisition
in the said county touching the names of those who broke the said
prison. By certificate of William Latymer, warden of the Cinque
Ports.
Nov. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kirketon, John atte
Westminster. Wode, William de Breton, John Honyton and John Rous, on complaint
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by William de Clynton, ' chivaler,' that while he was taken and
detained by the king's enemies in the king's service of war John Poyns,
' chivaler,' John Parker of Syston, Thomas Duyn and others broke
his park at Tyderyngton, co. Gloucester, hunted therein without
licence, carried away deer, and assaulted his men and servants and
tied them to trees and stakes there.
Membrane lid.
Nov. 18. Commission de walliis et fossatis to the abbot of Battle, Thomas
Westminster, de Reyns, lieutenant of William de Latymer, constable of Dover castle
and warden of the Cinque Ports, William Battesford, Roger de
Asshebornham, William de Home, Benedict Sely and John Salerne
in respect of the bridge built with the king's licence by the burgesses
of Wynchelse at Pypewell across the water called ' le Chanel ' of
Wynchelse, and also the walls, dykes, gutters, sewers, bridges, cause-
ways and weirs on either side of the said water between the town of
Wynchelse and the towns of Odymere and La Rye.
Nov. 22. Commission to Guy de Brien and Richard de Stafford, as above
Westminster, [p. 57], to hear the complaints of the said Ives Bestent of Brittany,
Westminster, whereas John Halghton, deceased, was lately retained to go on the
king's service with many men-at-arms in his present voyage beyond
seas in the company of his son John, duke of Brittany, whereupon he
delivered to the said men-at-arms and others divers sums out of the
king's moneys received by him, the king has now learned that, although
the said Thomas and Richard have covenanted to lead the said men-
at-arms and others in John's place, nevertheless these latter refuse to
go and have detained the said moneys ; and appointing them to
compel all such to find security to go with them in the king's service
according to the form of the said covenant or else restore them the
money to retain other men-at-arms, and to have kept in prison all
who refuse to do so until they find such security or restore the money.
Nov. 14. Commission to Gilbert de Umframvyll, earl of Angus, Michael de la
Westminster. Pole, ' chivaler,' Thomas de Wythornewyk, Ralph de Retford and
William de Candelesby to make inquisition in the parts named touching
an information that the course of the water of the dyke of Ankholm
between the town of Glamforthbrig and the bridge of Feriby is so
choked and narrowed that the lands, meadows and pastures of divers
men of those parts are totally inundated by the water being turned
from its right course and very many damages and perils happen there
daily and greater will happen unless a remedy be swiftly applied.
Nov. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas de Musgrave, Alan de Strother
and William de Acton, on complaint by Thomas de Ilderton, ' chivaler,'
that John de Rodome, Thomas de Rodome, Henry de Lillebourne,
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 8.
By C.
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Robert Alotson, William Sampson, John Flesshewere of Wollore,
Robert de Rodome of Shippeley, Robert Mercer of Wollore, Thomas
del Temple, Robert Lambard, John de Blake more, Thomas de Kidland,
William de Hilbourn, Adam Taillour of Wollore, William de Rodome,
John Smalle and others, with arms uncovered and in array of war,
assaulted him at Rodome, co. Northumberland, chased him to his
manor of Ilderton, drove away 6 horses, 20 oxen and 20 cows, worth
40/., found there, burned his hay in ricks at Rodome and assaulted his
men and servants there and at Ilderton. For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 24. The like to Thomas de Ingelby, Ralph de Hastynges, Robert de
Westminster. Boynton, Roger de Fulthorp, William de Nessefeld, John de Ask,
Thomas de Hexham and Thomas Lovell, on complaint by Henry lord
of Percy that, whereas the king took him and his men, lands, rents
and possessions into his protection, Robert de Stanyford of Craven,
William de Rouceby, John de Rouceby, Richard Cholleman, William
de Semer of Scardeburgh and others entered his free chace at
Langstrothe and his free warren at Semer, Naffreton, Lekyngfeld,
Pokelyngton, Catton, Spofford, Topclif and Tadecastre, co. York,
hunted therein without licence, took away deer from the chace and
hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warren, killed 60
sheep of his, worth 10 marks, at Semer, and assaulted his men and
servants there and at Malton. For 205. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 9d.
Nov. 27. Commission to Alan de He ton, Thomas de Ilderton, Henry de
Westminster. Strother and John de Houbourne to make inquisition in the county
of Northumberland touching an information that certain evildoers
carried away a great fish called a ' whal,' found upon the coast of the
river of Warnet within the king's lordship of Baumburgh, which
pertains to the king as wreck.
Nov. 20. Commission to Robert de la Mare, ' chivaler,' Michael Skillyng,
Westminster. William Worston and John de Colyngburne, — on information that
the highway from Devises to Neckenvill in the hundred of Bishops
Canynges is threatened with many defects in many places so that
inestimable damage is feared unless it be quickly repaired, — to make
inquisition in the county of Wilts touching the names of all who are
bound and have been wont to repair the road, and distrain them
by amercements and otherwise to do so.
Whereas the king lately associated Roger de Kirketon, Thomas de
Sandford and John de Dent in the commission of the peace and of
oyer and terminer in the county of Lancaster to John duke of Lancaster
and his fellows, he now orders that, if all the said commissioners cannot
be present, then six, five, four, three or two, of whom the duke, Roger
de Kirketon and Godfrey Foljeaumbe shall be one, may proceed to the
business.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Dec. 2. Commission to the chancellor of Ireland, Robert Holiwod, chief
Westminster, baron of the Exchequer of Ireland, William de Karlill, baron of the
said Exchequer, the escheator of Ireland, Walter Lanfant, ' chivaler,'
and Michael Laweles, — reciting that whereas it was lately found by
an inquisition made by Nicholas de Bekenesfeld, then escheator in
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Ireland, that John Mautravers, the younger, held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death the manor of Rathgell,
co. Limerick, for life, of the demise of John Mautravers, the elder,
and at the suit of the said John the elder in the Chancery on the octave
of the Purification in the king's thirty- seventh year, who suggested
that the manor was held of the countess of Dessemund as of her manor
of Inskysti and not of the king in chief, the king sent the record and
process of the business before the justices appointed to hold the pleas
following the justiciary of Ireland for discussion and meanwhile
committed the keeping of the manor to him, and now Robert Rous,
knight, and John Daroundell, and Joan and Eleanor, their wives,
kinswomen and heirs of the said John the elder, who died while the
matter remained undiscussed, and Agnes late the wife of the said
John the elder and executrix of his will, appearing before the king
in the Chancery have asserted that the manor was held of the countess
at the time of the said alienation and is now held of the earl of
Dessemund as of his manor of Inskysti, and not of the king, as they
are prepared to prove, and pray that the king's hand be removed
therefrom, and Michael Skillyng, the king's attorney, has offered to
prove that the manor is held of the king by knight service and was
alienated by John the elder without licence, and prays an inquisition
by the country, and the others likewise, whereupon a day is given
to the said parties before the king in the Chancery on the quinzaine
of Midsummer next, — and appointing them, after calling to them
the king's Serjeants and others of the king's council of those parts,
as well as the said parties, and having had diligent information on the
matter, to take a verification of the premises by the oath of knights
and other good men of Ireland who have no kinship or affinity with
the parties or the earl, son and heir of the said countess, and send
the said verification to the Chancery of England under the seal of
Ireland by the said feast at latest.
Dec. 6. Commission to John Neumarchy, Ralph de Brunham, Thomas de
Westminster. Brunham and Richard de Belwode, on information that many oaks
and other great trees in the woods of the island of Axiholme late of
John de Moubray, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, which are now by
reason of the minority of his heir in the king's hand and in the keeping
of Ralph Basset of Drayton of the king's commitment, have been
blown down by the fury of the wind, to make inquisition in the county
of Lincoln whether they were uprooted, blown down or cut down,
and of their value, and to take them into the king's hand and keep
them safely until further order.
Dec. 3. Commission to William Latymer, constable of Dover castle and
Westminster, warden of the Cinque Ports, and Thomas de Reyns, his lieutenant,
to arrest John Whitlok, master, Francis de Meer, captain, and the
quartermasters and constable of the king's barge, Osbert Gay and
Gregory Us de Mere, lately retained in the said barge at the king's
wages, John Newenden, master, and the quartermasters and constable
of the said constable's barge, John Godard, captain, Simon Panys,
master, and the quartermasters and constable of the barge of Sandwich,
John atte Wode, captain, John Rose, master, and the quartermasters
and constable of the barge of Rumpney, John Stace, captain, John
Lucas, master, and the quartermasters and constable of the barge
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of Hithe, John Alisaundre, captain, Richard Welles, master, and
the quartermasters and constable of the barge of Lyde, Richard Badyng,
caj)tain, Thomas Horseman, master, and the quartermasters and
constable of the barge of Rye, and Thomas Rede, master, and the
quartermasters and constable of the ballinger of Fulston, and
bring them before the king and council at Westminster on Saturday
after St. Lucy the Virgin next. By C.
Membrane 5d.
Nov. 28. Commission to Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk, Peter de Bruges, Michael
Westminster. Skillyng and William Hoghton, reciting that Thomas Spigurnell,
deceased, who held of the king at farm the alien priory of Andevere,
in the king's hand on account of the war with France, was bound
to the king in divers sums, as well of the arrears of the said farm as
otherwise, on the aay of his death, and his goods in the said priory
and elsewhere in the county of Southampton, out of which the king
should be satisfied of his said debt, have been carried away and
otherwise eloigned by divers men of those parts ; and appointing
them to find by inquisition in the said county who have so eloigned
the goods, what is the value of them and into whose hands they have
come.
Nov. 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Thomas
Westminster. Maundevill, Robert de Teye and John Bataille, on complaint by
William Palmer, clerk, that Thomas Lanney, Henry Lanney, Richard
Lanney, John Lanney, Geoffrey Spryngold, William West, John
Davy, Richard Hicheman, Richard Souter of Elmedon, John Upstrete
of Elmedon,. John Buk of Luttelbury, Roger Cok of Wendenlouth,
John Godfrey of Elmedon, Andrew Gerland of Elmedon, John Pye
of Arkesden, William Wysman of Elmedon and others, armed and
in array of war, broke his close and houses at Arkesden, co. Essex,
took away 2 horses, 11 oxen, 2 cows and 217 sheep, worth 40£., carried
away his goods and 4=01. in money by tale, depastured and trod down
with some cattle his crops and hay in ricks, and so threatened him,
lying in wait to kill him or do him some other mischief, that he dared
not come there to make his profit.
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 14. The like to Roger de Kirketon, William de Wichyngham, Walter
Westminster. Pedwardyn, William Bernak, John Paj^nell of Knaptoft, Henry Asty
and Thomas Claymond, on complaint by the king's clerk, John de
Rouceby, that William de Ayermyn, Thomas de Ayermyn, Ellis de
Midelton, Thomas Filz Alayn, James Breton of Fulbek, Ellis Ward
of Fulbek, John Mercher of Fulbek, Robert Bole of Fulbek, John
Clerk of Fulbek, William Hount of Fulbek, Thomas ' Elisman de
Midelton ' of Fulbek, Robert Stoyle of Fulbek, John Couper of Fulbek,
Ralph By dell of Cathorp, John Bydell of Cathorp, William Tournour
of Cathorp, Thomas Sukar of Cathorp, William Rauf of Cathorp,
William Tigowe of Cathorp, Thomas Fleshewer of Cathorp, Walter
Smyth of Ingoldesby, Robert Longe of Ingoldesby, William Williamson
of Ingoldesby, Robert Williamson of Ingoldesby, John de Meteham
of Ingoldesby, Robert ' Johanson de Willyughby ' of Ingoldesby,
Richard Longespe of Somurby, Roger ' the parsonson of Willyughby,'
John Waleysof Willyugby, John Taillour, ' Williamman de Ayermyn/
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1374. Membrane 5d — cont.
Thomas Merle, ' Williamman de Ayermyn,' John Ketell, ' Wilhamman
de Ayermyn,' Robert Knotte of Ingoldesby, Thomas Cook, ' William-
man de Ayermyn,' and others besieged him and his servants at North
Willyugby, co. Lincoln, within his dwelling house there for a long
time, making continuous assaults to kill them there and burn his
houses, so that he dared not go thence to the king's castle of Somerton
to survey it and repair the defects thereof as he was charged by the
king, assaulted him and his men and servants, so threatened them
that he dared not go to his own and cannot find servants to serve
him, whereby his crops and hay have been lost through lack of servants,
his land is untilled, his meadow unmown and his other affairs undone.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 16. The like to John Cavendissh, William de Wichyngham, Edmund
Westminster. Gournay, Nicholas Bio we re and Thomas de Well, on complaint by
William de Barshale that Adam de Clifton, ' chivaler,' Roger Rose
of Penteneye, Robert de Chalton, Adam Meyre of Helgeye and others
assaulted and maimed him at Denevere, co. Norfolk, took away a cart
of his and 3 horses therein, worth 10/., and carried away his goods.
Fot 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 20. The like to William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, John de
Westminster. Nevill, steward of the household, Philip de Courtenay, admiral of
the king's fleet towards the west, William de Nevyll, admiral of the
fleet towards the north, Guy de Brien, Ralph de Feriers and Richard
Stury, on complaint by merchants and other subjects of the king of
Aragon, as below.
Vacated because otherwise below. '
Membrane 4d.
Nov. 26. Commission to John de Aylesbury, John Dakeney, William Bateman,
Westminster. John Malyns, Hugh Pykard, Richard Craunfeld and Ralph Filtz
Richard to make inquisition in the county of Bedford touching all
oppressions and extortions perpetrated therein.
Dec. 1. Commission to William de Latimer, constable of Dover castle and
Westminster, warden of the Cinque Ports, Thomas de Reynes, his lieutenant, Richard
de Imworth, serjeant-at-arms, and William de Tydecombe to make
diligent scrutiny within the liberty of the Cinque Ports touching the
goods and merchandise lately taken at sea in three tarets and brought
within the said liberty, and to arrest them and keep them safely until
it shall be ordained by the council to whom they should be delivered.
By C.
Dec. 6. Commission to Master John de Welton and William Ratescroft, —
Westminster, on the petition of certain merchants of Bayone shewing that whereas
a certain ship of theirs, laden with wines and other merchandise,
was lost by mischance on its voyage to London in a place called
' Blakedepe,' and they came safe ashore and very many of the wines
and merchandise were salved and cast ashore and are now in the
hands or keeping of divers men of the realm, and praying the king to
order restitution to be made to them of all the said wines and mer-
chandise and whatever else was in the said ship, — and appointing
them, as it appeared to the council when the matter was brought
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before them and examined, that the said goods could not be called
wreck because the merchants came safe ashore, to find by inquisition
in the counties of Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk what goods were thrown
ashore and in whose hands they now are, and to arrest and deliver
to the said merchants whatever they can prove to be theirs, having
first satisfied those by whom the goods were salved for their labour
and expense.
1375.
Jan. 1. Mandate to Adam de Hoghton, Roger de Pilkyngton, William
Westminster, de Nessefeld, Thomas de Sandford and John de Dent not to proceed
to take indictments or do other business touching the commission
of the peace and of oyer and terminer in the county of Lancaster of
which they are members, unless the duke of Lancaster, Godfrey
Foljeaumbe or Roger de Kirketon be present.
Vacated because otherwise on the Close Roll of this year.
Jan. 4. Commission to the king's esquire, Walter Whitehors, keeper of the
Westminster, castle and park of Haddele, to have made a trench, of the breadth of
4 perches, each perch of the length of 16 feet of assize, from the king's
lodge in the said park to a stank there as the king has showed him,
and to employ the wood felled in making the trench upon the
enclosure of the park. By p.s.
Jan. 4. The like to the reeve of the manor of Thunderle to make a like
Eltham. trench in the park of Thunderle by the advice and survey of the said
Walter. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Roger Bellers, Robert de Morton, John Holt, Laurence
Hauberk, Nicholas Grene and Geoffrey de Segrave, on complaint
by the king's esquire, John Cheyne, that Nicholas Deyncourt, John
Deyncourt, Robert Bailly of Graneby, John Woburn of Graneby,
Robert Taillour of Graneby, John Williamson of Graneby, Roger
Williamson of Graneby, Robert Beton of Graneby, John Grene of
Graneby, chaplain, Robert Taillour of Knyveton, William Hamond
of Botesford, Roger Mareschal of Botesford, Nicholas Taillour of
Botesford, Robert Pocok of Barston, John Robertson of Barston,
William Smyth of Barston, Alan Grene of Elton, Laurence del Grene
of Elton, William La we of Whatton, Richard Bertram of Byngham,
Alan Bertram of Byngham, Robert Hellawe of Briggeford, Hugh
Philip of Briggeford, John de Rou thorn of Briggeford, Robert Tasker
of Briggeford, William Spiryng of Briggeford, Richard Pynkard of
Briggeford, Richard Smyth of Briggeford, William Hopkyn of
Briggeford and others, confederate together to kill him, lay in wait
for him at Langar, co. Nottingham, as he was coming to the king
to stay with him in his service, assaulted and maimed him, and
assaulted John Essex, his servant.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 18. Commission to the sheriff of Bristol, Walter Derby, Thomas Beupyn
Westminster, and Ellis Spelly to make inquisition in the county of Bristol touching
an information that a ship of Spain, laden with divers goods and mer-
chandise, was lately driven ashore by tempest on the king's lordship
within the said county, and that the ship and goods, which should
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pertain to the king, have been withdrawn, eloigned and detained
by men of those parts.
1374. Membrane 3d.
Nov. 28. Commission to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Donald
Westminster. Heselrigg, Bertram Monboucher, Robert de Umframvill and Roger
de Fulthorp to make inquisition in the county of Northumberland
touching a petition of Thomas, bishop of Durham, exhibited before
the king and council in Parliament, shewing that, whereas the water
of Twede flowing through his lordship in the county of Northumber-
land belongs to him, and pertained to him and his predecessors time
out of mind by right of their church of Durham, as far as the thread
thereof, and he has taken so far all profits and emoluments arising
from boats taking men or things to Scotland and from all other
things crossing, Master John de Bolton, chamberlain of Berwick-
upon-Tweed, has seized into the king's hand the passage of the said
water on both sides as pertaining to the said town, by which pretext
the bishop is removed from the said passage within his lordship at
Twedemuth on the English side, and praying the king to order the
passage to be restored.
Nov. 29. Commission to Simon de Burgh, John Barle, Roger Digge, William
Westminster. Topclive and Nicholas Heryng to survey the superfluous and
unnecessary houses and buildings in divers castles and manors of
the king in the county of Kent, and to inform themselves for what
sum they could be sold.
By K. on the information of the bishop of Winchester.
Nov. 29. Commission to William Tauk, Henry Percehay, John Cary, William
Westminster. Cary, John Prestecote and John Hille to make inquisition in the county
of Devon touching a complaint on behalf of William Bryt that,
although he and Eleanor, his wife, lately recovered before the said
Henry and his fellows, justices appointed to take an assize of novel
disseisin in the said county between them and Thomas son of John
Holand and others of tenements in Clauton, Holdysworthy, Shep-
uayssh and Blaketoryton, their seisin of two parts of the manor of
Shepwayssh and two parts of a moiety of a mill in Blaketoryton,
nevertheless certain evildoers chased them thence to prevent them
obtaining their seisin of the premises, collected the issues and profits
of the same and converted them to their own uses, and threatened
to kill them or do them some other mischief if they presumed to enter
their lands.
Nov. 29. Association of Roger de Kirketon, Thomas de Sandford and John
Westminster, de Dent in the commission of the peace and of oyer and terminer
to John, duke of Lancaster, and his fellows, in the county of
Lancaster ; provided that the former commissioners do not await their
presence before proceeding to business.
Jan. 6. Commission to Roger Bellers, Henry Grene, Thomas de Burton,
Westminster. Robert de Morton, Laurence Hauberk and Nicholas Grene, and John
Leg and Andrew Tyndale, serjeants-at-arms, and Thomas Cheyne and
William Cheyne, — pursuant to an inquisition made before the said
Roger and others whereby it was found that Nicholas Deyncourt and
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others (see p. 63, William Hopkyn being of Thurgerton), assaulted
John Cheyne and John Essex, his servant, at Langar, and are now
vagabond in divers parts of the realm lying in wait to slay him
— to arrest the said evildoers and bring them before the king in
the quinzaine of Hilary.
1374. MEMBRANE 2d.
Dec. 20. Commission to J. bishop of Bangor, William de Monte Acuto,
Westminster, earl of Salisbury, John de Nevill, steward of the household, Philip de
Courtenay, admiral of the king's fleet towards the west, William de
Nevill, admiral of the fleet towards the north, Guy de Brien, Ralph
de Feriers, Edward de Sancto Johanne, Richard Stury, Arnold
Savage, Canon de Robertsert, Master Ralph de Ergum, Richard
Lyons and Master John Mere, — on complaint by merchants and
other subjects of the king of Aragon, the king's kinsman and friend,
tendered by Michael Boneti, their attorney, shewing that certain
evildoers of the realm, sailing in ships and barges for the safety of
the realm and the king's subjects and friends, of whom many were
at the king's wages, entered four tarets of theirs, laden with merchandise,
some sailing from their own parts to Flanders and some from Flanders
to their own parts, whereof one, called la Seinte Marie, of which
Bernard Esmeryk and Bartholomew Sunyer were owners, had put
into the port of La Rye under the king's safe conduct, and carried
away the goods therein, and burned another of the said tarets, marked
with the name of SS. Antony and Vincent, whereof Nicholas Bertram
and George Francoly were owners, likewise under the safe conduct
of the king, and praying the king to have due and speedy justice
done in restoring them their merchandise and the damage and loss
sustained by them, — to inform themselves, associating with them
the sheriffs, mayors, wardens, bailiffs and constables of the places
where they shall happen to go in this matter, of the names of the
said transgressors and of the persons into whose hands the goods are
come, arrest the goods and deliver to the complainants what they
can prove to be theirs, compel and distrain the said transgressors
and occupiers of the goods to make due restitution and satisfaction
of the same, if they exist, and if not, of their value, by heavy com-
pulsions and distraint, incarceration and sale of goods, and to hear
and determine the whole matter by maritime law.
1375.
Jan. 17. Commission to John Fipayn, ' chivaler,' John Willy and Richard
Westminster, atte Stokke of Langeford to find by inquisition in the county of
Somerset who they were that broke the close and houses of John
Bertram of Bodicombe at Bodicombe, co. Somerset, assaulted
him, so threatened him and his men and servants in life and hmb
that they dare not go there to make his profit, and carried away his
goods.
Jan. 18. Commission to Thomas de Preston, John de Panill and Giles de
Westminster. Seint John to make inquisition in the county of Northampton touching
a complaint by the people of Aldryngton, co. Northampton, that
one John Clere of Aldryngton, planning to oppress them and extort
money from them, impounded without cause the cattle of one John
Pecok, parson of the church of Aldryngton, kept them without
nourishment so that they were greatly deteriorated, threatened to kill
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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them if he found them outside his close another time, so that the
parson is bound to keep them therein at his own great costs, sued and
sues against the parson divers plaints of trespasses, debts and accounts
in divers courts of the king and others, although the parson has com-
mitted no delict against him and is not bound to him in any
debt or account, in order that he may unduly harrass him with labours
and expenses and so extort money from him, assaulted John Da ventre
and Alice, his wife, took away a cow of the said John, worth 20s.,
impounded a mare of his without cause and kept it impounded
until he made fine by 12s. for its delivery, unjustly imputed to him
certain felonies and had him taken and imprisoned in Northampton
castle until he made fine by 100s. for his delivery and made a quit-
claim of all actions against him, with Richard Ters of Toucestre
broke the close and houses of John Bloxham of Aldryngton and
carried away the goods of Stephen son of Richard Smyth of Aldryng-
ton, then in the keeping of John Bloxham, and did divers other tres-
passes, oppression, extortions, damages, grievances and excessees
to the said parties and others of the king's people.
1374.
Nov. 8. Commission to Robert de Assheton, ' chivaler,' Richard de
Westminster. Hembrigg, serjeant-at-arms, and Thomas Fourneys of London,
' draper,' touching the men at arms and others retained by John
Halughton, deceased (p. 58). By C
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1375. MEMBRANE 35.
Jan. 26. Nomination to the king's clerk, John de Hermesthorp, warden
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London, of Alice
Cove to be admitted a sister of the hospital in the room of Joan
Dunsay, deceased. By p.s.
Jan. 27. Pardon to Nicholas Hammyssh, chaplain, of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Southampton for non-appearance before the justices of the
Bench to answer Thomas Kenne touching a plea of trespass ; he having
now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknapp, chief
justice, has certified.
Jan. 31. The like to Robert son of Robert de Langeton, knight (militis),
Westminster, outlawed in the county of Lancaster at the suit of Richard de Athirton
touching a debt of 10/.
Feb. 2. The like to John Elsy, outlawed in the county of Lincoln at the
Westminster, suit of the abbot of Croilland, touching a plea of trespass against
him and Geoffrey Elsy of Manthorp.
• Feb. 8. The like to John Halstowe of Trynge, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Buckingham at the suit of Walter Derlyng of Dunstaple touching a
debt of 6 marks.
The like to Hugh Beere, parson of the church of Henxthull, in
the diocese of Canterbury, steward of Elizabeth countess of Athol,
outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of Roger Long, citizen
and vintner of London, touching a debt of 20/.
Jan. 30. The like to Gilbert Colyour, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance to answer the king and John Hervy for having
left the service of the latter at London before the end of his term.
Feb. 8. The like to William Elys of Hwo, co. Kent, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of John Payne, ' armorer ' and citizen of
London, touching a debt of 8Z.
Feb. 9. The like to John de Langelay, executor of the will of John Norys,
Westminster, late executor of the will of William de Kyngeston, late parson of
the church of Alboteslay, outlawed in the county of York at the
suit of John Barry and Constance, his wife, in a plea that he and
Emma, late the wife and executrix of the said John Norys, render
them 261. 13s. 4d.
Feb. 10. The like to John son of Nicholas de Sutton, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Westmoreland at the suit of Thomas de Musgrave, ' chivaler,'
touching a plea that he render him an account of the time when he
was his receiver.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 35 — cord.
Feb. 10. The like to Roger Lynde of the county of Hereford, outlawed in
Westminster, the husting of London at the suit of Isabel Gerland of the county of
Sussex touching a debt of 100 marks.
Feb. 14. The like to John de Pountfreyt, clerk, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Kent at the suit of Martin Elys, parson of the church of St. Faith,
London, touching a debt of 13/. 65. 8d.
Jan. 26. Grant to the king's esquire, Roger Archier, of the keeping of the
Westminster, lands and wood in Cavendissh, co. Suffolk, late of Roger de Grey,
1 chivaler,' who held in chief, until the full age of Adam, his son
and heir, together with the marriage of the latter ; provided that he
keep the premises without waste or destruction and sustain the real
services and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Jan. 27. Pardon to Thomas Sullereve of Mynstre of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Kent for non-appearance before the king to answer Alice de
Compton touching a plea of trespass ; he having now surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison as John Cavendissh, chief justice, has
certified.
Jan. 29. The like to Thomas Kymbell, clerk, outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of John de Barton of London touching a plea
of trespass.
Feb. 8. The like to John Belamy of Dunham on Trent, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Nottingham at the suit of Robert Dunflys touching a plea of
trespass.
Feb. 11. Presentation of John Symundis, parson of the church of St. Mary,
Westminster. Southwotton, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Woundy,
in the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Goldclif being in his hand on account of
the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William
Patrik.
Feb. 13. Presentation of David Penne, prebendary of the prebend of
Westminster. Mouthtref in the collegiate church of Abergwylly, in the diocese
of St. Davids, to the church of Egloscumyn, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of
Pembrok being in his hand as above ; on an exchange of benefices
with Gilbert Nichol.
Revocation for certain causes of the protection with clause volumus
for one year lately granted to John de Peyto, knight, going beyond
seas with the king's kinsman, Edward le Despenser. By bill of p.s.
Feb. 3. Revocation of the protection lately granted to Robert de Rouclyf,
Westminster, knight, going on the king's service at Berwick to stay there in the
munition of the castle ; as the king is given to understand that the
said letters were obtained in order to exclude the dean and chapter
of the church of St. Peter, York, from their action in a plea pending
before the justices of the Bench by writ of formedon between them
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1375. Membrane 35 — cont.
and the said Robert touching the manor of Helperby, whereby the
disherison of the church is feared. By K.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Thomas Herlawe, called ' creyk botman,' brother and
Westminster, servant of William Herlawe, ' botman,' of the king's suit for the
death of William Herlawe, whereof he was accused before Thomas de
Lodelowe and his fellows, late justices appointed to deliver the gaol
of Neugate ; as it has been found by the inquisition on which he
put himself that he killed him in self-defence, as appears by the
record and process thereof sent into the Chancery under the seal
of John de Cavendissh, now one of the said justices, in whose keeping
the record and process were.
MEMBRANE 34.
Jan. 29. Presentation of Robert Upcote, treasurer of the cathedral church
Westminster, of Hereford, to the church of Withyndon, in the diocese of Worcester,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of
Worcester ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Crykkelade.
By p.s.
Jan. 28. John de Crophull, ' chivaler,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Cruys and John Blakburn as his attorneys in
Ireland for one year.
The abbot of Gerondon received the attorneys by writ.
Jan. 28. Pardon to John Morice of Herlyngdon of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Bedford for non-appearance before John Malyns and his fellows,
keepers of the peace and justices of oyer and terminer in that county,
to answer the king touching certain trespasses whereof he is indicted ;
he having now surrendered to prison before the said justices as the
said John Malyns has certified.
Feb. 2. Pardon to John de Nedham of the king's suit for the death of
Sheen. William de Wynkeburne of Allerton, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 3. Notification that, whereas the king wished to be certified whether
Westminster, there was anciently a vicarage founded in the church of Saham Tony,
in the diocese of Norwich, and of certain matters touching the same,
. and ordered Th. bishop of Norwich to search his registers and other
memoranda, and those of Irs chapter, and to certify the king of what
he should find therein, the same bishop [called Henry in the roll]
has certified John Knyvet, knight, the chancellor, as follows, to wit,
that he has searched 109 years back and has not found whether any
such vicarage was founded or not , nor with what profits it was endowed,
but in the register of institutions of John, sometime bishop of Norwich,
it is found that on 3 Id. April, 1315, at Penteneye, Richard Scot,
priest, was instituted in the said vicarage at the presentation of
Master Theobald de Treces, then rector of the church ; no other
institutions having been found. Moreover in certain registers of the
bishop and chapter it is found that the vicarage is consolidated with
the church. Examined by Thomas de Middelton.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Feb. 4. Licence for Edward prince of Wales to buy 400 quarters of wheat,
Westminster. 400 quarters of beans and peas, 400 quarters of malt and 40 tuns of
wine in Ireland by Adam Clerk, Richard Clerk, Thomas Thorneby
and Alan Botehull, his officers and servants, and to take them to
Wales for the munition of his castles and fortalices there.
Jan. 30. Pardon to Robert de Wellagh of Mapelbek of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of John Wyse of Mapelbek ; as the king has learned by the
record of William de Wychyngham and his fellows, justices appointed
to deliver the gaol of Notyngham castle, that he killed him in self-
defence.
Feb. 4. Presentation of Geoffrey Tretharap, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Treneglos, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Tywardrayth being in
his hand on account of the war with France.
Feb. 5. Licence, for 20s. paid to the king by the abbot of Wynchecombe,
Westminster, for the alienation in mortmain to the said abbot and his convent
by Thomas Bisshop of Weston Underegge, chaplain, of the reversion
of a messuage, a virgate of land and 3 acres of meadow in Honyborn,
not held in chief, expectant on the demise of Walter Baldewyne and
Gunnora, his wife, to find a torch burning daily in the abbey church
before the high altar at high mass.
Feb. 6. Presentation of John Hagham, vicar of the church of Symondes-
Westminster. bourne, in the diocese of Durham, to the church of Edith Weston,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the alien prior of Edith Weston being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
William de Angraham.
Feb. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Guy de Briene of the
Westminster, manor of Chilterne Vagg, co. Somerset, not held of the k ng, which
is of the yearly value of 6 marks as is found by an inquisition taken
by Adam atte More, late escheator in the said county, to four chaplains
of the chantry which he had the king's licence, by letters patent
dated 29 August in the king's forty-third year, to found in his manor
of Slapton, co. Devon, to hold in satisfaction of 100s. of the 10Z. yearly
of lands and rents with which he had the king's licence to endow
them.
Feb. 6. Grant in tail male to James le Botiller, earl of Ormonde, and
Westminster. Elizabeth his wife, of the manors of Dounbryn and Grenhagh in
Ireland, together with knights' fees, advowsons of churches and all
other things pertaining thereto, which have come into the king's
hands as escheat because Eustace son of Arnold le Power, who held
them of the earl, committed a treason for which he was hanged, as
appears by an inquisition taken before Edmund Lorence, escheator
in Ireland. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Licence, on the petition of John de Stodeye, citizen of London, for
Westminster, him to load 200 quarters of wheat, 100 quarters of barley and 50
quarters of peas and beans in the water of the city of Norwich and
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in the ports of Great Yarmouth and Blakeney, and to bring them
by sea to London for his own expenses and to make his profit ; as
he has mainperned before the king in the Chancery, under penalty
of forfeiture of the value of the corn, to bring it to London and not
elsewhere.
Feb. 12. Licence, for 501. paid to the king by Richard de Ravenser, arch-
Westminster, deacon of Lincoln, William de Skipwith, ' chivaler,' Master Nicholas
de Roos, Henry Malbyse, parson of the church of Wylughby, John de
Hagh, Thomas de la Launde and John de Freskeneye, parson of two
parts of the church of Foletby, for the alienation in mortmain by
them of a messuage and a toft in Dry by and Freskeneye and 16/. of
rent issuing from the manors of Dry by, Brenkhill and Tidde and
from 67 acres of land in Saltfletby, to two chaplains to celebrate
divine service daily in the church of Dryby according to the ordinance
of Robert de Bernak ; with proviso for distraint in the premises
in case of the rent being in arrear.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 25.
Westminster.
Aug. 14.
Drayton.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Dec. 6.
Westminster.
1376.
Jan. 6.
Westminster.
1375.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 33.
Appointment, until Michaelmas, of John Person as buyer for the
king's horses. French.
The like of the following : —
Thomas Burbach, to lodge the king's horses.
William Depyng, to lodge the king's destriers, coursers and
other horses ordained for sojourn.
John de Seynesbury, to buy great beasts for the household, un-
til Christmas.
Nicholas Fisshere, as buyer for the office of the poultry.
Robert Makeneye, as above.
Peter de Whitele, as above.
Nicholas Blount, as above.
Thomas de Stoke, to buy wheat for the expenses of the household.
Richard Merlawe, as above.
Henry de Cranford, as buyer for the king's horses, until Easter.
John Parker, as buyer for the king's falcons in his mews
near Westminster, until Michaelmas.
Robert de Makeneye, to buy great beasts for the household, un-
til Whitsun.
Robert Monk, to buy fish at Rye, Wynchelse and Romeneye,
until Midsummer.
Richard Wicombe, to buy great beasts for the household, until
Whitsun.
Richard Trenge, as above.
William Deuyas, as above.
Richard Merlawe, to buy wheat for the expenses of the household,
until Midsummer. French.
Appointment, until Whitsun, of Richard Ballard as buyer for the
office of the poultry of the household. French
The like of the following : —
Peter Whitle, Richard Sampson, William Bolde, William Morice
and Nicholas Croydon. French.
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Feb. 4. Licence, at the supplication of John Pyel, citizen of London, for
Westminster, the abbot and convent of Peterborough, in the diocese of Lincoln,
which is of the foundation of the king's progenitors and of the king's
patronage, to erect, with the assent of John and not otherwise, the
church of St. Peter, Irtlyngburgh, in the same diocese, which is of
their advowson, into a collegiate church of six canons secular prebended,
whereof one shall be dean and four beneficed clerks, and to found a
college of the said six canons at the nomination of the said John to
celebrate divine service daily in the said church according to an
ordinance to be made in the matter, and to grant the advowson of
the church, which is held of the king and is an endowment of the ab-
bey made by the king's progenitors, to the said dean and canons, provided
always that the right of patronage and of presenting fit persons to the
said canonries and prebends, and to the benefices to be assigned for
the four clerks individually in the said church, shall pertain alternately
to the abbot and convent and the said John and his heirs, as is
contained in letters apostolic obtained at the petition of the said
John and directed to the bishop of Lincoln. Licence also for the
dean, canons and clerks to appropriate the church. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 31.
Jan. 26. Presentation of Geoffrey Pye, parson of the church of Nansfenten,
Westminster, in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of Folkestone,
in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Folkestone being in his hand on account of
the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Roger
Asshby.
Jan. 26. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, John de Beverle,
Westminster, to Geoffrey Pulter, sometime servant of John Norwych, of the king's suit
for having stolen 2 oxen, worth 20s., from William Baker of the parish
of Fulham, in the fields of Hamersmyth, and 2 oxen, worth 40s.,
from John Eustas of Acton in the said parish in a field called ' le
Brodefeld of Wormolt,' whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Jan. 26. John son of Theobald Trussell and Alice, his wife, staying in
Westminster. England, have letters nominating William Ilger and William Lumbard
as their attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Jan. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of John de Hastyngges,
Westminster, earl of Pembroke, lord of Weysford and of Bergeveny, dated at
Bergeveny, 3 March, 43 Edward III, and witnessed by Walter, lord of
Mauny, Thomas West, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Dammory, ' chivaler,'
Thomas le Blount, ' chivaler,' Richard de Bassyngbourn, ' chivaler,'
and others, granting to Walter Amyas, John Abraham, John Doun,
John Prat, clerks, Ralph de Walsham and Thomas de Crickelade,
and their heirs, the castle and town of Bergeveny and all his manors
within the said lordship, and also all his other lands, rents, services
of freemen and bondmen, advowsons of churches, knights' fees and
liberties within the lordship of Bergeveny, saving to him Id. of
rent. For | mark paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 26. Grant in fee to Nicholas de Carreu of 2 messuages, a cellar and a
Westminster, shop in the parish of All Hallows Grascherche, in the ward of
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Membrane 31 — cont.
Bisshopesgate, London, late of John Tholouse, deceased, who held them
in burgage, which the king lately recovered by writ in his court and
which were taken into his hand as forfeit because John committed
a sedition for which he was drawn and hanged. The king has
also granted the said Nicholas all the issues therefrom which pertain
to him. By K.
Jan. 26. Grant to the king's esquire, Roger Archier, of the keeping of the
Westminster, lands and wood in Cavendissh, co. Suffolk, late of Roger de Grey,
' chivaler,' who held in chief, until the full age of Adam, his son
and heir ; provided that he keep the premises without waste or
destruction and perform all the real services and other charges
incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and otherwise below (sic) under the
same date.
Jan. 29. Presentation of John Melton, parson of the church of Brotelby,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. George, London, in
the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of Bermundeseye being
in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of
benefices with William Dole.
Jan. 31. Whereas lately, at the supplication of the king's kinsman, Henry
Westminster, late duke of Lancaster, the king pardoned William Jay of Swynes-
heved his suit for the death of Walter de la Hete of Swynesheved,
whom he killed in self-defence ; he has now pardoned him his suit
for the death of the said Walter, alias Walter de la Hethe of
Swynesheved, killed by him before the date of the first pardon, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation, for 13<s. 4d. paid in the hanaper by
Westminster. Katharine, late the wife of Thomas de Siggeston, late citizen and
merchant of York, of an indenture, dated at York on Wednesday
after SS. Peter and Paul, 1361, and witnessed by John de Langeton,
mayor of York, John de Crome, William de Otryngton, John de
Thornton, bailiffs of York, Henry de Keif eld, Henry de Blith, John de
Stay negate, Thomas de Thorp, John Lambe and others, whereby
William de Feriby, canon of the greater church of St. Peter, York,
and prebendary of the prebend of Donyngton in the same, demised
at farm to the said Thomas and Katharine all his tenement pertaining
to the said prebend in the street of Petergate, York, with all houses
and other buildings pertaining thereto, as it lies in breadth between
the lane called Loppelane and the land late of Sir Thomas de Uhtred ,
knight, and extending in length from the high street of Petergate in
front to the land of St. Leonard behind, to hold to them and their
heirs from Martinmas, 1361, for 50 years at a yearly farm of 40<s.
sterling, with proviso for distraint in case of the rent being in arrear ;
the said Thomas and Katharine undertaking to keep the premises
in repair at their own costs.
Feb. 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Flore of Okeham as
Westminster, receiver of all rents, farms, issues and profits of the castle and manor
of Okeham and the members thereof.
Vacated because otherwise on the Fine Roll of the king's forty-eighth
year under date of 16 January.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Feb. 2. Pardon to John Wynday of Wytton of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Nicholas Wrycte of Gurmyncestre ; as the king has learned by
the record of Roger de Kirketon and John Holt, justices appointed to
deliver the gaol of the castle of Huntyngdon, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Feb. 7. Ratification of the estate of John de Seggefeld as vicar of the church
Westminster, of Newerk. By p.s.
Feb. 8. Presentation of Edmund de Heyford, vicar of the church of Flicham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Bauseye, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory
of Eye being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an
exchange of benefices with Reynold de Appilton.
Mandate to Oliver de Harnham, escheator in the counties of Oxford,
Berks, Wilts and Southampton, to deliver the temporalities of the
priory of St. Frideswide, Oxford, to John de Dodeford, canon of the
house, whose election as prior has been confirmed by J. bishop of
Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Thomas Sewall ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Karnels ; Northampton.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
Feb. 14. Pardon, for 10Z. paid to the king by John de Nevill, knight, to
Westminster, him of his trespass in acquiring in fee from Thomas Faucomberge,
knight, the reversion of the manor of Estbrun, held in chief, expectant
on the demise of Isabel late the wife of Walter Faucomberge, knight ;
and grant that he may enter the same after the death of Isabel.
Jan. 29. Grant for life to the king's servant, John Rous, of the keeping of the
Westminster, smaller piece of the ' seal for recognisances of debts in Notyngham
according to the form of the statute for the merchants lately published
at Acton Burnel, taking the fee limited by the statute. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 30.
Feb. 4. Ratification of the estate of John Stokdale as chaplain of the
Westminster, chantry of St. Thomas the Martyr in the church of St. Nicholas,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
The like for the following : —
Feb. 6. Stephen de Prees, as parson of the church of Donyton by Al-
Westminster. brighton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Feb. 16. David ap Adaff, as parson of the church of Aberedewy, in the
Westminster. diocese of St. Davids.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Robert de Brunne, as parson of the church of Fogheleston, in
the diocese of Salisbury.
William de Stoke, as parson of the church of Merston, co. Bedford,
in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
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1375. Membrane 30 — cont.
March 2. John de Aston, as parson of the church of Newynton, in the
Westminster. diocese of Winchester, of the immediate jurisdiction of the
archbishop of Canterbury. By p.s.
March 19. John Kaylmerssh, as parson of the church of Tappelowe, in the
Westminster. diocese of Lincoln.
Feb. 12. Walter de Lathum, as parson of the church of Bliklyngge, in
Westminster. the diocese of Norwich. By p.s.
March 22. Thomas Makesare, as parson of the church of Acle by Bukyngham,
Westminster. in the diocese of Lincoln.
March 14. John Swyft, as parson of the church of Wyttenham, in the diocese
Westminster. of Salisbury.
Feb. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of a particular of the will of Michael
Westminster, de Northburgh, late bishop of London, to wit : — He bequeaths a chest
containing 1,000 marks to stand in the treasury of St. Paul's, out of
which any poor man may borrow 101. on good security, the dean and
major canons 20/. or 40 marks, the bishop 40/. or 50/., and other nobles
or burgesses of London 20/., for one year, at the end of which there
shall be made warning or invitation at the cross in the sermon that
within fourteen days everyone redeem his security under pain of its
being sold, and if he come not it shall be sold without fraud, any
surplus being kept for the owner of the security or his executors, or
if he have none, it shall go towards aiding the augmentation of the chest,
unless a more pious use occur to the bishop, the dean and the warden
of the work of the old fabric. The dean shall have one key, the senior
residentiary canon another, and the said warden a third, and they
shall swear, if they will, to fulfil the ordinance of the chest, and shall
have for their labour the right of receiving for themselves or a friend
to be chosen by them 100s. beyond the sums named above, or else
they may dispose of the execution of the premises under good advice.
And those who borrow must swear that they will not contravene the
said ordinance by prohibitions, inhibitions, prayers, threats, letters or
otherwise under penalty of the loss of their security, and any who
commit fraud in the matter or voluntarily diminish or damage the
chest shall incur the curse of God and His Blessed Mother, and of
St. Paul and all the Saints. By K.
Feb. 10. Whereas Robert Chalouns lately acquired from Margaret Beuchaump
Westminster, the manor of Woberneford, held in chief, for the life of the latter,
who held it in dower of Thomas Beuchaump, and the said Robert
entered therein, and afterwards Thomas quitclaimed his right in the
manor to Robert and his heirs, without the king's licence ; the king,
for 40<s. paid by Robert, has pardoned him the said trespasses and
grants that he may retain the manor in fee.
Feb. 8. Licence, for 40s. paid to the king by William Knyght, chaplain,
Westminster, and Thomas de Braynton, chaplain, for the alienation in mortmain
by them of 60 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and 2 acres of pasture
in Weston under Penyord and Hommelacy, not held in chief, to
Edmund de la Felde, chaplain of the chantry at the altar of St. Mary
at ' le Northdore ' in the cathedral church of St. Mary, Hereford.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 30 — cont.
Feb. 13. Commission to John Pynchon and Robert Matheu to arrest
Westminster, labourers and workmen in the county of Norfolk for the repair of a
dyke within the lordship of the king's first-born son Edward, prince of
Wales, at Rysyng, co. Norfolk, which is ruined and broken by
inundations and the ebb and flow of the sea, and to put them to work
there at the prince's wages, to stay there until the dyke be repaired.
Feb. 13. Grant to the king's clerk, Robert Crull, of the prebend of the south
Westminster, part of the church of Grantham in the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury.
The like to the chapter of St. Mary's, Salisbury.
Feb. 15. Presentation of Thomas de Bolton, parson of the church of Marton in
Westminster. Craven, in the diocese of York, to the church of Eywom, in the diocese
of Coventry and Lichfield ; on an exchange of benefices with Roger
Moises.
Feb. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of William, abbot of
Westminster, the monastery of Bee Hellouin, and the convent thereof, dated
23 October, 1366, appointing William de Sancto Vedasto as their
proctor general in England and Wales for life. [In the margin : —
De confirmacione pro priore de Okebourne.] By C.
Feb. 16. Exemption for life of John Montvirun from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, collector of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidy,
bailiff or minister of the king, or leader of men-at-arms, hobelers
or archers, against his will. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Pardon, at the supplication of Alan de Buxhill, to Thomas son of
Westminster. William del Wode of Harewode in Blakburnshire of the king's suit
for the death of Richard Lovebote, servant of Thomas de Hesketh,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Feb. 20. Pardon in like terms to Thomas Ermyte for the death of John atte
Westminster. Water. By p.S.
Feb. 16. The like, at the supplication of the king's esquire, George Felbrigge,
Westminster, to Roger Cullyng of Alby for the death of William de Carleton.
By p.s.
Feb. 22. Grant to the king's clerk, John de Fordham, of the prebend of
Westminster. Stoke cum Cudyngton in the cathedral church of St. Mary, Lincoln,
in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the bishopric of
Lincoln. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Lincoln. By p.s.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
MEMBRANE 29.
Feb. 16. Pardon to William Hervy, keeper of the gaol of the castle of York,
Westminster, and John Wilde, his deputy, for the escapes of William Wentelay of
Howegate, William Milner of Pokelyngton, John son of John Coke of
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1375. Membrane 29 — cont.
Knedelyngton, John Lauson of Pent on, Roger de Cowysby, Philip Fox
of France, Thomas Bayard and William Clerc of Altherthorp, felons,
from the said gaol. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Presentation of William Deghere, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Hertfordyngbury, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's clerk, John de Carreu, of the prebend of the
Westminster, south part of the church of Grantham in the church of St. Mary,
Salisbury ; the king having lately recovered his presentation thereto
against Robert, bishop of Salisbury By K.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury. By K.
The like to the chapter of St. Mary's, Salisbury. By K.
Feb. 21. Grant, for life or until further order, to John Sherfkyn, knight of
Westminster. Almain, of 50 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon de Sudbury,
Westminster, bishop of London, and John, his brother, of a messuage called
' Lamberdeshull ' and 3 shops in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene
in Oldefisshestrete, London, held of the king in burgage, to the
prioress, prior and convent of Non Eton, in exchange for the
advowson of the church of St. Gregory, Sudbury, not held in
chief, to be given to the bishop and John and their heirs. Licence
also for Simon and John to found a college of chaplains, whereof
one shall be warden, in the said church to celebrate divine service
daily according to their ordinance, and to grant them the said
advowson ; and for the said warden and chaplains to appropriate the
church. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Whereas by a certificate of the treasurer and barons of the
Westminster. Exchequer it is found in the roll of accounts of Thomas de Felton,
seneschal of Gascony, of his receipts, wages and fees, that
7,098/. 145. 5d. are due to him, the king has caused 2,000 marks to be
paid him at the receipt of the Exchequer and grants that he shall
take at the said receipt 2,000 marks at Christmas in the next four
years and the remaining 432Z. 13d. on the fifth Christmas.
By C. and by certificate of the Exchequer sent into the
Chancery and remaining in the files of this year among
the king's writs.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Jan. 30. Commission to John atte Frithe of Canterbury to collect in the
Westminster, county of Kent the subsidy on cloths for sale granted to the king
by the prelates, magnates and commonalty of the realm in a great
council lately held at Westminster ; and to warn all persons not to
sell cloths before the subsidy be paid and the cloths sealed under
penalty of forfeiture of the same, search all houses, shops and other
places for unsealed cloths, take all such into the king's hand as forfeit,
and keep the forfeited cloths in his own hands according to the form
of an indenture between him and the king. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the counties named : —
May 20. Peter Archebaud ; Norfolk and Suffolk. By bill of the treasurer.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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May 23. William Wyther of Dorcestre ; Wilts. By bill of the treasurer.
Westminster.
Oct. 4. John Ray of Coventre ; Warwick, Leicester, Stafford and
Westminster. Salop. By bill of the treasurer.
1376.
Jan. 20. Thomas Beaupyne ; Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset,
Westminster. Gloucester and Bristol. By bill of the treasurer.
1375.
Jan. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) letters patent, dated 20 February,
Westminster. 43 Edward III, on behalf of John de Hastynges, earl of Pembroke ;
(2) an enrolment (in French) of a writing of the said earl, lord of
Weiesford and Bergeveny, on the rolls of the Chancery, dated at the
earl's inn in London, 15 April, 46 Edward III, reciting that he lately
enfeoffed Walter Amy as, John Abraham, John Prat, clerks, Ralph de
Walsham and Thomas de Crickelade of all his castles, manors, lands,
rents, fees and advowsons in England and Wales, except the manor
of Asshele, co. Norfolk, and that they leased them to him for five years,
commencing on 20 March, 43 Edward III, and releasing to them the
said term and all his claim in the premises ; and (3) an enrolment
of a deed of Walter Amyas, John Abraham, John Doun, John Prat,
clerks, Ralph de Walsham and Thomas de Crickelade, enrolled on
the rolls of Chancery, dated 1 May, 46 Edward III, granting for life
to the said earl and Anne, countess of Pembroke, his wife, the castle
and lordship of Bergeveny, which they had of the earl's feoffment,
with remainder to the grantees and their heirs.
Membrane 28.
Feb. 12. Grant to the king's servant, John Pusy, of the keeping of the lands
Westminster, in Weluen, co. Hertford, late of John Haggeford of Weluen, who
held in chief, which are extended at 6 marks yearly as is found by
an inquisition taken by Roger Keteriche, escheat or in the said county,
until the full age of the heir, together with the marriage of such heir.
By p.s.
Feb. 14. Pardon, for 60s. paid to the king by William de Wychyngham,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Reynold de Eccles and Robert atte Northous, to them
of their trespass in acquiring in fee from William Clere of Ormesby
two parts of the manor of Runham, held in chief, and entering therein
without licence ; and grant that they may retain the same.
Feb. 16. Licence, for 20 marks paid to the king by Katharine Breouse, for
Westminster, her to enfeoff John Da ventre, parson of the church of Broom, Edmund
de Lakyngheth, Stephen Langham, Thomas Chervyle, chaplain, John
Pykenham, John Wauton, John Bretton, John Hunte and John
Heilisdon of the manor of Sculthorp and the advowson of the church
of Sculthorp, held in chief, at a rent of 40/. yearly, with proviso for
re-entry in case of the rent being in arrear.
Feb. 16. Grant to the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, and Amice, his wife,
Westminster, and the heirs of John, of the lands and rents which Nicholas Rumbald,
' whittawyer,' of London, held of the king in London and the suburbs
thereof on the day of his death, and which the king has recovered in
his court as escheat, as appears by the record and process thereof
before the king in the Chancery. By p.s.
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Feb. 17. Pardon to John Milner of Siston of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. Adam Milner of Belton ; as the king has learned by the record of Roger
de Kirketon and Henry Asty, justices appointed to deliver the gaol
of Lincoln castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 19. Exemption for life of William de Hoghton from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, collector of tenth or fifteenth, array er or leader
of men-at-arms, armed men, hobelers or archers, or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Pardon, for 100s. paid to the king by Richard de Morton of Scotton
Westminster, and Margery, his wife, to them of the trespass of Margery in acquiring
to herself and the heirs of the body of Thomas de Beltoft son of Peter
de Beltoft, her first husband, and herself, certain lands in Azerlegh,
co. York, by the name of the manor of Azerlegh, from the said Peter de
Beltoft, who held it in chief, and entering therein without licence,
whereupon the manor was taken into the king's hand by pretext of an
inquisition taken before Roger de Lascels, late escheator in the said
county, after the death of Peter, whereby it was found that Peter died
seised of the manor and that his heir is under age ; and grant that
Rchard and Margery may hold the manor to them and the heirs of
Margery as above.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
Feb. 22. Whereas the king, on 30 April in his forty-first year, granted to
Westminster. Thomas atte Halle, late one of the keepers of his great horses, 100s
yearly at the Exchequer for Jife or until other order, and the said
Thomas has surrendered his letters to the intent that his nephew
Thomas atte Halle, the younger, may have the same ; the king has
granted the latter the said 100s. at the Exchequer for life or until
further order. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to Richard de Pembrugge of the manor of Berton
Westminster. Bristol at a yearly farm of 110/., and grant that he may take from
the said farm the 100/. yearly for life which the king by other letters
patent, surrendered at the king's order, granted him out of the farm
of 130/. yearly which he was bound to render for the keeping of the
castle of Suthampton, the manor and park of Lyndehirst, the New
Forest and the hundred of Rudbrigg, co. Southampton, and the
40s. of rent which the abbot and convent of Redynges render yearly
for a tenement in the said forest. The remaining 10/. is to be rendered
yearly at the Exchequer, and if the manor be taken out of the said
Richard's hand by the king or his heirs, then he shall take the 100/.
at the Exchequer for as long as the manor be out of his hands.
By p.s.
Feb. 26. Whereas the king lately granted licence for the alienation in
Westminster, mortmain by Richard Wodehay and others to the prior and convent
of St. Frideswide, Oxford, of the reversion of a messuage in Oxford
and other lands therein expectant on the demise of Roger de North wode
and Emma, his wife, and now the prior and convent have prayed the
king that, whereas the said messuage is held of the abbot and convent
of Abyndon by the service of 2s. Sd. and they cannot obtain licence
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 28 — cont.
to enter therein from the abbot and convent without an increment,
he will be pleased to grant that, after obtaining possession thereof,
they may charge the messuage with 2s. 4:d. beyond the former rent ;
the king, for J mark paid by the prior and convent, has granted such
licence.
Feb. 24. Grant to the king's clerk, Richard de Ravensere, of the goods in
Westminster, his inn in the suburb of London which were lately stolen by thieves
and are on that account forfeit to the king. By p.s.
March 2. Presentation of James Gylot, parson of the church of St. James by
Westminster. Winchester, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Burstowe,
of the immediate jurisdiction of the church of Canterbury, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the archbishopric of
Canterbury being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with John
Rydelyngton.
Feb. 26. Grant to the king's servant, William Cranford, of the keeping
Westminster, of a messuage, 47 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in the town of
Thorlegh and Sabrichesford, co. Hertford, which are in the king's hand
because Thomas de Benyngton, canon of the abbey of Walden,
acquired them without the king's licence from John de Cherteseye for
the use of the abbey, and are answered for at the Exchequer in
26s. Sd. yearly, as is found by the account of Roger Keterych, escheator
in the said county ; to hold for life [or] as long as the premises remain
in the king's hand on that account. By p.s.
March 7. Grant, on account of the testimony which the king has received
Westminster, of the ability and sufficiency of the person of John de Langham,
chaplain, in the faculty of grammar, to him of the office or estate of
master of the grammar school in Canterbury, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury ; to hold
for as long as he shall competently exercise the office. By p.s.
March 8. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Mary,
Westminster. Roucestre in Douvedale, to elect an abbot in the room of Thomas de
Roucestre, deceased.
March 1. Whereas the king lately recovered his presentation to the arch-
Westminster, deaconry of Exeter against Thomas, bishop of Exeter, and Peter de
Veruhio, cardinal of the Roman court, then incumbent, and granted
the archdeaconry to his clerk, Thomas de Swaby ; he has now thought
fit to revoke his said presentation out of reverence to the apostolic
see and because the cardinal has humbly submitted to his grace and
to the judgement of his court. By K.
Mandate to Th. bishop of Exeter, to restore the cardinal by his
proctor to the possession of the archdeaconry, and to permit the said
proctor to dispose thereof in the name of the cardinal. By K.
Membrane 27.
March 11. Appointment of Nicholas Bodewell to take full seisin in the king's
Westminster, name of all the lands in Heston in the parish of Istelworth which
William de Eyston of Istelworth and Isabel, his wife, granted to the
king by their deeds, and to receive the attornments of the tenants
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1375. Membrane 27 — cont.
for life of certain lands in the same town and parish, the reversion
of which William and Isabel have also granted the king.
March 2. Grant for life to the king's servant, Thomas Maydestone, of such
Westminster, sustenance in the hospital of St. James, Maydeston, as Thomas atte
Brome, who was one of the poor men of the hospital, had of the grant
or order of the archbishop of Canterbury ; the said sustenance being
in the king's grant by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of
Canterbury. By p.s.
Mandate to the master of the hospital to admit him, and to cause
letters patent to be made and delivered making express mention of all
that he shall thus take from the house.
March 10. Grant to the king's servant, Roger atte Chirche, of the keeping of a
Westminster, messuage and 26 acres of land in the hamlet of Berowe in Okested,
co. Surrey, of the inheritance of Agnes daughter and heir of Alice atte
Berowe, which are in the king's hand by reason of the idiotcy of the
said Agnes, to hold for as long as the premises shall be in the king's
hand for that cause during his life ; provided that he find fitting
sustenance for Agnes in the keeping of another to whom the inheritance
cannot descend by hereditary right, and do no waste or destruction
in the premises. By p.s.
Feb. 27. Pardon, for \ mark paid to the king by his esquire, Edmund Rose,
Westminster, to him of his trespass in acquiring in fee a third part of 100s. of rent
in the hamlet of Chateleye in Great Leghes from John son of John de
Goldyngton, knight (militis), who held it in chief by the service of
rendering the king an ell of scarlet cloth, worth 65. 8d., at his
coronation, and taking the rent without the king's licence ; and
grant that he may take the same.
March 13. Commission to John Croucher of Knyghtbrigg and Robert Brice
Westminster, to take pavage for three years in aid of the repair of the highway
between London and Braynford. By C.
March 14. Whereas the king, on 4 December last, granted licence for Walter
Westminster. Sibile, citizen of London, to take 300 quarters of wheat and 100 quarters
of beans to Bordeaux, he has now, on the petition of the said Walter
showing that the wheat and beans have not been taken thither, granted
licence for him to load the 300 quarters of wheat and another 200
quarters in the port of Great Yarmouth and bring them to London ;
as William de Stokesby and Bartholomew Beaveys, citizens of London,
have mainperned for him in the Chancery, each under penalty of the
value of the wheat, that he will surrender his first licence and bring
the 500 quarters of wheat to London and not elsewhere.
March 13. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, Robert de Urswyk,
Westminster, to Roger le White of Eccleston of the king's suit for the death of
William de Eccleston, chaplain, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
March 8. Grant, in consideration that the king's clerk, Henry de Codyngton,
Westminster, has long laboured in the Chancery and is an honest, capable, circum-
spect and loyal person, that during his life he be one of the king's
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clerks of the greater grade, to wit, one of the twelve masters of
Chancery, to make up their full number. By p.s.
March 20. Licence for the sub-prior of the conventual church of Kenilleworth
Westminster, and the convent of that place to elect a prior in the room of Henry de
Bradeweye, deceased.
March 19. Inspeximus and confirmation, by pretext of the good service of the
Westminster, undermentioned king's clerk, James Palmere, in the Exchequer, of a
writing indented of Nicholas, prior, and the convent of the church
of the Holy Trinity within Algate, London, dated 14 March,
49 Edward III, granting to the said James le Palmere of London, clerk,
a yearly pension or rent of 201. for life out of their lands and rents
in London and its suburbs, to wit, in the parishes of Holy Trinity
the Great in the ward of Algate, St. Botolph without Algate in the
ward of Portesokene, and St. Michael Bassyngeshawe in the ward of
Bassyngeshawe, for a certain sum which they have received from
him to support certain charges on their church and monastery ; and
also the reversion of a chamber over the great door of the priory
which Stephen de Bolton holds for life, and of another chamber
annexed thereto on the east side after the death of John Hauekyn,
with licence to inhabit, lease, dispose of and enlarge the same after
the death of Stephen and John, and with free entry and exit ; also a robe
yearly against the feast of the Holy Trinity containing 8 ells of short
cloth of colour with budge, or two marks of silver ; with proviso
for distraint in case of the rent being in arrear.
By fine of J mark paid in the hanaper.
March 25. Presentation of Richard de Wittilbury, chaplain, to the church
Westminster, of Hawardeby, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of
John de Tykton and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien priory of Ravendale being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
March 21. Licence, in consideration that Thomas de Mawardyn, who while
Westminster, he was secular was a valiant knight and did the king praiseworthy
service, has now entered religion and dwells as a monk professed in
the priory of Great Malvern, for the prior and convent of the said
convent to acquire in mortmain 201. yearly of land and rent, not held
in chief. By p.s.
March 27. Presentation of William Auncell, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Stoke by Newerk, in the diocese of York.
March 20. Presentation of Robert Bertelot, vicar of the church of Wynkefeld,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Grymstede, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of John de
Grymstede, deceased, being in his hand for certain causes ; on an
exchange of benefices with William de Retford.
March 27. Presentation of John de Elme to the church of Beghenham, in
Westminster, the diocese of Rochester, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of William de Bruyn, knight, who held in chief, being
in his hand, By p.s.
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Feb. 20. Grant for life to John Currour of 2 shops in Berkyng, co. Essex,
Westminster, which pertain to the king because they were built by Thomas Sampkyn
of Berkyng without licence on the king's highway, and are arented
at 105. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
March 2. Licence for the prior and convent of Wytham of the Carthusian
Westminster, order to acquire in mortmain 40£. yearly of land and rent, not held in
chief.
Feb. 27. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son John, duke of Brittany,
Westminster, count of Montfort and earl of Richmond, to Richard de Fagherwald,
for good service rendered by him beyond seas in the duke's company,
of the king's suit for the death of Robert son of John del Bek of Heldygh,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
March 8. Licence for Robert Durant and John de Wynterton to buy 400
Westminster, quarters of wheat, 700 quarters of malt, 100 quarters of beans and
peas and 40 quarters of rye in the county of Norfolk, and to load 100
quarters of wheat and 100 quarters of malt in the port of Great
Yarmouth and the residue in the port of Blakeneye, and bring them
to London ; provided that they find sufficient security in the said
ports to bring the same to London and not elsewhere, and that the
king be speedily certified by the bailiffs of the said ports of the security
so taken.
March 8. Exemption for life of Hugh de Sulgrave from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By bill of the signet.
March 6. Presentation of William Garton of Driffeld to the church of
Westminster. Monkensylver, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of Golclif being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
March 5. Pardon, — on the supplication of the king's esquire, John Beauchamp,
Westminster, shewing that the king lately granted to Richard de Pembrugg the
keeping of the lands late of Robert Fuyth until the full age of Joan,
his daughter and heir, together with her marriage, and that Richard
afterwards granted the same to John atte Wode, who granted them
to the said John Beauchamp, — to the said John Beauchamp of what-
ever pertains to the king for waste and destruction perpetrated by
him or the said Richard or John atte Wode in the said lands while
they were in their keeping. By K.
March 12. Presentation of Gilbert Warde to the vicarage of the church of
Westminster. Laxfeld, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Eye being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
March 16. Pardon to William Broggure of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. Walter Serjant of Dalby, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed
him in self-defence. By p.s.
84 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 26 — cont.
March 17. Grant for life to the king's servant, John Stygeyn, of a messuage
Westminster, with four shops in the parish of St. Andrew Comhull, London, late of
Master Joyce Evatte, deceased, which the king has now recovered
by due process against Maurice Mellere and Joan, his wife. By p.s.
March 22. Grant, for life or until further order, to John Ferour, for good
Westminster, service in the wars of Aquitaine and because he has lost the sight
of his eyes through a wound in the head, of 201. yearly at the Exchequer.
By K.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent, dated
9 December, 4 Richard II, of the said 201. of the farm of Notyngham.
March 24. Licence for Robert Reynold to load 200 quarters of malt hi the
Westminster, port of Great Yarmouth and bring them to London for his profit ;
as John Burgeys of Fobbyng and Robert atte Chirche of Essex have
mainperned for him before the king in the Chancery, each under a
penalty of 401., that he will bring the malt to London and not else-
where, and that he will bring his letters of discharge to the
Chancery.
March 25. Whereas Thomas Gisors, citizen, vintner and merchant of London,
Westminster, is bound to the king in 80/., as he is certified by Richard Lescrop, the
treasurer ; the king, with the advice of the council and at the petition
of William, lord of Latymere, Adam Fraunceys and Richard Lyons,
citizens of London, and many others to whom the said Thomas is
bound in great sums, to the end that he may be free of body to go
where he will in the realm so that he may be able more promptly to
satisfy the king and the said creditors of their debts, has taken him
and his goods into his special protection for one year. By K.
March 27. Grant, for life or until further order, to William de Beauchamp,
Westminster, brother of the earl of Warwick, for good service to be rendered by him,
of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
March 26. Grant to William Potyn of the prebend which Walter Dautre lately
Westminster, held in the church of South Mallyng, of the immediate jurisdiction
of the archbishop of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the archbishopric. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
archbishopric.
The like to the dean and college of the said church.
March 26. Grant for life to Edmund de Chesthunt, ' fauconer,' Alice, his wife,
Westminster, and Edward, their son, the king's godson, of the lands and rents in
Heston and the parish of Istelworth which the king lately had of the
gift and feoffment of William de Eyston and Isabel, his wife. By K.
Mandate to Nicholas Bode well, lately appointed to take seisin
of certain lands in Heston and Istelworth, to deliver the premises to
Edmund, Alice and Edward.
March 27. Ratification of the estate of John Filz Elys, archdeacon of Glen-
Westminster, delagh in the cathedral church of Dublin, in the parish church of
Wikynglo, which he occupies as annexed to the archdeaconry, not-
withstanding that the union of the church with the archdeaconry was
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1375. Membrane 26 — cont.
made without the king's licence ; saving always, after the death or
resignation of John, the king's right to the said church by reason of
the trespass aforesaid. By p.s.
March 29. Grant to Nicholas Waryng of Essex of the office of porter of the
Westminster, castle of Breghenok, in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the
daughters and heirs of Humphrey, late earl of Hereford, who held in
chief, with the wages and fees pertaining to the office ; to hold during
good behaviour and while the castle remains in the king's hand for
that cause. By p.s.
March 4. William de Wyndesore, governor and guardian of Ireland, staying
Westminster, in Ireland on the king's service, has letters nominating Richard Rykyll
and Thomas de Gyll as his attorneys in England for one year.
Th. de Newenham received the attorneys before the
withdrawal of William from England ; and he had
letters patent thereof.
March 30. Protection for one year, for certain causes specially moving the
Westminster, king and council, for Richard de Kent, citizen and fishmonger of
London, and his men, lands, rents and possessions. By K. and C.
Membrane 25.
March 27. Inspeximus and confirmation, for 1 mark paid to the king by John
Westminster, de Baryngton, kinsman and heir of Humphrey son of Eustace, of the
following : —
(1) Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum
et comes Andegavorum, episcopo Londoniensi et vicecomiti et
omnibus baronibus de Essex', salutem. Sciatis me reddidisse
et concessisse Unfrido filio Eustacii de Barentona et heredibus
suis terram Mam que fuit Gaufridi foristarii in Hadfelda solutam
et quietam pro custodia foreste mee. Et preter illam concedo
ei terram que fuit Adam, qui se for fecit de foresta, reddendo inde
per annum xij. solidos, sicut Adam earn habebat die qua se forfecit
de foresta. Et volo et precipio ut idem Unfridus teneat ita bene
et in pace et quiete et honorifice in bosco et piano et in omnibus
consuetudinibus et quietanciis suis cum quibus pater ejus melius
et honorificencius tenuit tempore regis Henrici avi mei omnes
terras Mas quas Eustacius pater ejus tenebat vel de rege Henrico
avo meo in capite vel de quocumque alio sicut carta regis Henrici
ei testatur et confirmat. Teste Ricardo de Hum[et], constabulario,
Man[assero] Biset, dapifero, Warrino filio Gervasii, camerario,
Jocelino de Baillolio, apud Havering.
(2) Stephanus, rex Anglorum, episcopo Lundoniensi et justiciariis
et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et ministris suis de Essexa,
salutem. Sciatis me reddidisse et concessisse in feodo et hereditate
Umfrido filio Eustachii, forestarii, totam terram patris sui de
Hatfeld et de Vritela et nominatim terram de Hatfeld quietam
et solutam pro custodia foreste mee. Et preter hoc terram illam
que fuit Ade, qui se for is fecit de foresta mea, per xijs. reddendos
inde per annum, sicut predictus Adam earn habebat die qua se
forisfecit de foresta mea. Et preter reddidi ei et concessi
ministerium patris sui de forestaria mea ad tenendum Mud de
Willelmo de Monte Fichet in Essexa sicut pater suus Eustachius
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de ipso Willelmo tenuit. Et omnes forestarii et ministri predicte
foreste intendani ipsi Hunfrido sicut solebant facere patri suo.
Et volo et precipio quod idem Humfridus totam terram predictam
cum ministerio patris suis (sic) teneat bene et in pace et quiete
et libere in bosco et piano et pratis et pasturis et aquis et stagnis
cum omnibus libertatibus et quietanciis cum quibus pater suus
vel aliquis antecessorum suorum melius et honorificencius tenuit.
Teste A. de Ver et R. de Ver et Gaufrido de Magna Villa et
Gisl[eberto] filio Gisl[eberti], apud Marleberg.
March 30. Grant, during pleasure and good behaviour, to the king's liege,
Westminster. Thomas Holhurst, of the office of collector of customs in the port of
Dublin and in the port of Droghda, taking of the issues of the customs
the accustomed fee yearly, except 10 marks which the king wills to
be disallowed and deducted from the said fees. By p.s.
Mandate to the late collector of customs in the port of Dublin
to deliver the office to him by indenture, together with one part of the
' coket ' seal in the said port remaining in his hands.
The like to the collector in the port of Droghda.
Mandate to William de Wyndesore, governor and guardian of
Ireland, to demand the office and seal for delivery.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Ireland
to allow Thomas the said fees, except the above-mentioned ten
marks.
April 2. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Thomas Holhurst,
Westminster, going to Ireland to stay there in the company of William de Wyndesore,
governor and guardian of Ireland, in the munition of that land.
By bill of p.s.
April 4. Grant to Michael de la Pole and the mayor of Hull, William Moigne
Westminster, of Hothum, Thomas Moigne of Hesill, Robert de Swanland of Swanland,
John Lydyard and John atte Welle of Anlaby of pavage for three
years in aid of the repair of the road between Kyngeston-upon-Hull
and Anlaby.
April 5. Grant to John Olyver of Croydon, the elder, of the county of Surrey,
Westminster, who is so ill and broken with age that he is not able personally to
sue or defend his pleas in the king's court and elsewhere, that he
may make general attorneys in his place in England ; and he has
attorned before the king Simon Olyver and John Hemery as such
attorneys ; and at his instance the king has also granted that they
may make other attorneys at their will.
Richard, earl of Arundel, received the attorneys by writ.
April 10. John Fitz Elys, clerk, going to Ireland by the king's licence, has
Westminster, letters nominating John Blakebourn and John Lumbard as his
attorneys in England for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
April 9. Whereas Stephen de Mareys, knight, enfeoffed Thomas de
Westminster. Calampton, vicar of the church of Wollavyngton, and William Taillour,
chaplain, of the manor of Hunspull Mareys, co. Somerset, held in
chief, which is of the yearly value of 40 marks, and afterwards the
said feoffees granted the manor to the said Stephen and Lucy, his
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1375. Membrane 25 — cont.
wife, for life, with remainder in tail male to John Tryvet, ' chivaler,'
and remainder over to the right heirs of Stephen, and Thomas, William,
Stephen and Lucy successively entered into the manor without the
king's licence ; the king of special grace has pardoned the said tres-
passes and has granted that Stephen and Lucy may hold the manor
for life with remainders as above. By p.s.
April 5. Presentation of John Bryn of Seleby to the church of St. Martin,
Westminster. Waram, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the abbot of Lyre being in his hand on account of
the war with France.
April 13. Pardon to Thomas Bosvyll, ' chivaler,' of the king's suit for having
Westminster, received John son of John Milner of Ousthorp, indicted of having
killed Nicholas Longdykson at Ousthorp, knowing him to have done
so, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
April 18. Exemption for life of William Langham, * chivaler,' from being put
Westminster, on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
Feb. 19. Grant to the king's servant, John Bray, of 2 sollers, a stall, a void
Westminster, plot and 2 acres of meadow in Oxford, late of Robert Gyene of Bristol,
which have come into the king's hands for certain causes and are
extended at 185. yearly, to hold for life, if the premises remain in the
king's hand so long for the said causes, as Hugh Forester, deceased,
held them of the king's grant. By p.s.
Grant for life to the said John of the keeping of the smaller piece
of the seal for recognisances of debts in Oxford according to the form
of the statute for the merchants lately published at Acton Burnell,
with power to exercise the office by sufficient deputy, taking the fee
limited by the statute. By p.s.
April 22. Grant to Robert de Gerlethorp of the free chapel of the charnel in
Eltham. the churchyard of the cathedral church of St. Mary, Worcester, which
Master John Ware, deceased, lately held, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of Worcester.
April 14. Mandate to John Camels, escheator in the county of Rutland,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of the priory of Kenelleworth in his bailiwick
to Walter de Cherleton, sub-prior of the house, whose election as prior
has been confirmed by Robert, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,
and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Thomas Sewale ; Buckingham.
Thomas Walssh ; Warwick and Leicester.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
April 22. Revocation for certain causes of the presentation, dated 21 April
Westminster, last, of the king's clerk, John Scarle, to the chapel which
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Master John Ware, deceased, held in Worcester, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester.
April 24. Presentation of Thomas de Kirketon, warden of the chantry of
Westminster, the altar of St. Peter in the cathedral church of Lincoln, to the parish
church of Irnham, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the priory of the Holy Trinity, York, being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Richard de Stafford.
April 26. Presentation of John de Dunstaple, chaplain, to the chantry at the
Westminster, altar of St. Mary in the church of St. Nicholas in the Shambles, London,
which Henry Lathebury, chaplain, held during his life.
Membrane 24.
March 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey de Chaddesden,
Westminster, parson of the church of Long Whatton, co. Leicester, Richard
Whiteman of Stanley, chaplain, and Thomas Pouse of Aylwaston,
chaplain, to the abbot and convent of Dale, co. Derby, of a messuage
in Derby, held of the king in burgage, which is of the yearly value
of 105. as is found by an inquisition taken by John Foucher, escheator
in the county of Derby, to hold in satisfaction of 13s. 4=d. of the 60s.
yearly of land and rent in Derby which the abbot and convent had
the king's licence to acquire.
March 3. Grant to Nicholas Rounhey of the archdeaconry of Meath, in the
Westminster, king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the bishopric of Meath.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to S. bishop of Meath.
The like to the dean and chapter of the church of Meath.
April 3. Presentation of David Bonegent, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Gasethorp, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Thetford being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
April 5. Presentation of John Birn of Seleby to the church of Waram, in
Westminster, the diocese of Salisbury.
April 6. Thomas Holhurst, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Suthbroke and William Rikill as his attorneys in
England for one year. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
April 7. Presentation of Hugh de Claypole, chaplian, to the church of
Westminster. Elmeston, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
April 9. Presentation of Simon de Lakenham to the church of Elmeston,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury.
March 22. Pardon to Roger de Somerville of Cosyngton of the king's suit for
Westminster, rendering aid and assent to the death of William Pynkeneye of
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Cosyngton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
April 9. Licence, for 20s. paid to the king by Edmund de Hyndon, for
Westminster. William de Botreaux, knight, to grant him the manor of Little
Berkhamsted, held in chief, for life, and to his executors for one year
after his death.
April 9. Whereas the king, on 30 January in his forty-sixth year, granted
Westminster, to his esquire, John de Beverle, and Amice, his wife, for life or until
further order, 211. yearly of the fee farm of the manor of Hedyngdon,
the hundred of Bolyngden and the hundred beyond the north gate
of Oxford by the hands of Richard Damory, farmer of the same, and
his heirs or other farmers of the same ; he has now, the said Richard
being deceased, granted the residue of the said fee farm, extended
at 54/. yearly, to the said John for life or until further order, in
addition to the said 211. By p.s.
1374.
Nov. 2. Licence for Gilbert de Sancto Albano, rector of the church of
Westminster. Retherheth, to let at farm certain messuages to the abbot and convent
of St. Mary Graces by the Tower of London. [See p. 47.] By p.s.
Vacated because enrolled on the Patent Roll of the forty-eighth year.
1375.
April 17. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, lately granted to John de Stratton, horse merchant and citizen of
London, who was to have gone beyond seas in the company of the
king's son John, duke of Brittany ; as the sheriffs of London have
certified the king that he has not yet gone but stays, sometimes in
London and sometimes in other parts of the realm, attending to his
own affairs.
April 16. Whereas William de Mulsho, clerk, John de Fordham, clerk, Robert
Westminster. Wyggele, clerk, Walter Walssh and Edmund de Tettesworth acquired
in fee from Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk, a messuage, 2 carucates of
land, 30 acres of meadow and 100 acres of wood in Atte worth together
with the advowson of the church of Atteworth, held in chief, late of
Thomas Spigurnell and Katharine his wife, and entered therein,
and Thomas and Katharine, and others who had acquired the
premises, had entered therein by acquisition, hereditary succession
and otherwise without the king's licence or livery by process
in the king's court before the said W7illiam, John, Robert, Walter
and Edmund had possession thereof ; the king has pardoned the
latter all trespasses done by them and others in the matter, and
grants that they may have the premises as above, together with the
issues therefrom which might pertain to the king by reason of the
said trespasses. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate which John Bernes, citizen of London,
William Mulsho, clerk, Edward de Cherdestok, clerk, John de Freton,
clerk, and Robert Brom of Warrewyk have of the gift and feoffment
of Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk, in all the lands late of Thomas Spigurnell
and Katharine, his wife, in Rislepe, Harewe, Horton, Stanwell and
Roddesworth. By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 24 — cont.
Ratification of the estate which William de Mulsho, clerk, John de
Fordham, clerk, Robert de Wyggele, clerk, Walter Walssh and
Edmund de Tettesworth have of the gift and feoffment of the same
Adam in a messuage, 3 virgates of land and 4 acres of meadow in
Brokton Giffard, late of the said Thomas and Katharine. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 23.
March 28. Licence for Thomas Wilford, citizen and fishmonger of London,
Westminster, to load 200 quarters of wheat and 200 quarters of beans, peas and
rye in any ports between Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Maldon, and
bring them to London for the munition of the city ; as John Vautorb
and John Poignant, citizens of London, have mainperned for him in
the Chancery that he will bring the said wheat, beans, peas and rye
to London and not elsewhere under pain of forfeiture of their value
and of the ships in which they are loaded, and that he will bring to
the Chancery letters testimonial of the mayors or bailiffs of the ports
of shipment as to the quantity so loaded, and letters of discharge of the
mayor of London when the goods are brought thither.
April 3. Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal
Westminster, assent to the election of Walter de Cherleton, sub-prior of the house
of Kenelleworth, to be prior of that place.
April 2. Pardon, at the supplication of the earl of Suffolk, to John
Westminster. Hogepound, the elder, of the king's suit for having, before 25 June
in the king's forty-seventh year, stolen at Dullyngham from John
Gowe 3 horses, worth 40s., and for having by night stolen from John
Compe a horse, worth a mark, at Dullyngham, and for having stolen
at Burwell from William de Swafham a horse, worth 40s., and for
having stolen at Westwrattyng from William Preest a quarter and
a half of drag wheat, worth 10s., whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawries.
Renewed because sealed at another time by p.s.
March 17. Pardon to John de Berewyk of Donyton of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of William servant of William de Eton, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
April 7. Presentation of Robert de Handes worth, parson of the church of
Westminster. St. Guthlac (Cuthlaci), Estdepyng, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the
church of Hawardeby, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason
of the alien priory of Ravendale being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard de
Wittilbery.
April 9. Ratification of the estate of Robert de Walton as parson of the
Westminster, church of Tyngewyk, in the diocese of Lincoln.
The like for the following : —
April 25. John de Shorton, as parson of the church of Arkesaye, in the
Westminster. diocese of York. By p.s.
May 12.
Westminster.
Herny de Fynyngley, as parson of the church of Lanwaynarth,
in the diocese of Llandaff.
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1375. Membrane 23 — cont.
May 17. William de Gray by, as parson of the church of Addestok, in the
Westminster. diocese of Lincoln.
April 6. Pardon, for 405. paid to the king by Bernard Brocas, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, to Master Arnold Brocas and Henry Holte of their trespass in acquiring
in fee from the said Bernard and Mary, his wife, the manor of
Styvyngton and the advowson of the church of the manor, held in
chief, and entering therein without the king's licence. Licence also
for Arnold and Henry to grant the manor and advowson to Bernard
and Mary in tail, with remainder in tail male to Bernard son of the
said Bernard, and remainder over to the right heirs of Bernard.
April 24. Grant, for life or until other order, to Peter Guyon, serjeant-at-arms,
Westminster, of the fee of Suard, to wit, Suart, Sotovart and la Carne, in the island
of Gernesey, which is of the yearly value of 16 marks, as is found
by a certificate of Thomas de Bello Campo, keeper of the said island,
in recompense of the 20 marks yearly granted him by letters patent,
dated respectively 16 February, 43 Edward III, and 1 October,
47 Edward III, surrendered. By C.
April 19. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Lylleshull, to
Westminster, elect an abbot in the room of Roger Norreys, deceased.
April 20. Grant in fee to Gilbert Bonet of London, ' vyneter,' of the reversion
Westminster, of a messuage in the parish of St. James Garlekheth, London, late of
John Sprot, who held it in chief in free burgage, which came into the
king's hands as escheat because John died without heir, and which
Adam Purchas, yeoman of the Chancery, holds for life of the king's
grant ; at a yearly fee farm rent of 13<s. 4d. By p.s.
April 19. Pardon to Simon de Alford of Great Cotes, co. Lincoln, of the king's
Eltham. suit for the death of Richard son of Stephen son of Alan de Magna
Cotes, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence.
By p.s.
April 20. Presentation of William de Chedde worth, chaplain, to the vicarage
Westminster, of the church of Cheddeworth, in the diocese of Worcester, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien abbot of Lyre
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
April 21. Presentation of John de Scarle to the chapel which Master John de
Westminster. Ware, deceased, lately held in Worcester, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester.
Membrane 22.
April 17. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Henry, sometime
Westminster, bishop of St. David's, dated 6 Kal. Maii, 1334, setting forth ordinances
made by him concerning the collegiate church of Abergwyli.
[Monasticon, VI. 1376.] By p.s.
April 22. Pardon to Richard Wylde of Tame of the king's suit for the death
Eltham 0f Peter Chapman of Tame, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
manor. Qf any conseqUent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed
him in self-defence. By p.s.
92
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 22 — cont.
April 26. Presentation of Gilbert de Bekeby to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Godmersham, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury.
April 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Brandesby
Eltham. of 2 shops with sollers built thereon in Seint Nicholasflesshamels,
London, sometime of Cecily late the wife of John de Bristowe, held
of the king in burgage, to the prioress and convent of Kilburn.
By p.s.
April 24. Grant, for life or until further order, to John de Multon, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, of 100 marks yearly of the issues of the county of Lincoln, in lieu
of a like annuity at the Exchequer granted to him by letters patent,
dated 12 December, 47 Edward III, surrendered.
Changed by C. because sealed at another time by p.s.
April 23. Pardon to Thomas le Bolde, brother of Robert le Bolde, of the
Eltham. king's suit for the death of John de Huncotes, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 29. Presentation of John Innocent to the church of Borlee, in the
Westminster, diocese of London.
April 30. Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal
Westminster, assent to the election of William de Peynton, canon of the house of
St. Mary, Lilleshull, to be abbot of that place.
April 24. Pardon, at the supplication of Simon de Burele, to Stephen Bouns
Eltham. of the king's suit for the death of John Olbyn, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 22. Pardon in like terms, at the supplication of John Woderove, the
Eltham. king's confessor, to Hugh Spenser, son of William Spenser of Derby,
of the king's suit for the death of John le Reve of Breydesale.
By p.s.
April 28. Commission to John Bonde and Thomas Awy to take workmen
Westminster, and labourers in the counties of Worcester and Warwick for the repair
of the stank of Feckenham and for the enclosure of the king's park
there, put them to the works by the survey of Richard Lenche, there
to stay at the king's wages as long as shall be necessary, and arrest
all who are contrariant or rebellious and commit them to prison until
further order touching their punishment.
April 28. Exemption for life of William Reynham, ' organer,' from being put
Westminster, on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
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1375. Membrane 22—cont.
April 29. Pardon to Walter de Thorp, ' chivaler,' of the king's suit for all
Gravesend homicides, robberies, larcenies and other felonies and trespasses
manor. perpetrated by him in the county of Leicester, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
April 24. Grant to Robert Monk of the goods late of John More of Hethe,
Eltham. in Dertemuth, co. Devon, and elsewhere in the same county, which
are forfeit to the king by occasion of a felony committed by John.
By p.s.
May 3. Presentation of Geoffrey Lombe, parson of the church of Bromton
Westminster. Raaf, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the church of Hewysch-
chaumflour, in the same diocese ; on an exchange of benefices with
William Hamelyn.
May 7. Mandate to Roger de la Lee, escheat or in the counties of Salop
Westminster, and Stafford, and in the march of Wales adjoining those counties, to
deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the abbey of St. Mary,
Lilleshull, to William de Peynton, canon of the house, whose election
as abbot has been confirmed by Robert, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
John Stanhop of Rampton ; Derby.
John Camels ; Northampton.
Thomas Walssh ; Warwick and Leicester.
May 7. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Westminster.
May 7. Revocation, for certain causes propounded before the king's council,
Westminster, of the presentation, dated 26 April last, of John de Dunstaple,
chaplain, to the chantry at the altar of St. Mary in the church of
St. Nicholas in the Shambles, London, which Henry Lathebury,
chaplain, deceased, lately held.
Membrane 21.
April 20. Nomination to Thomas de Campo Arnulphi of John Michel, monk
Westminster, of the abbey of St. Mary, Saint Pierre sur Dive, for presentation to the
priory of Modbury, in the diocese of Exeter, annexed to the said
abbey, void by the death of Gilbert de Billeyo, the last prior ; as the
said right of nomination pertains to the king by reason of the tem-
poralities in England of the said abbey being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
April 20. Whereas by a certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
Westminster, it is found in the roll of accounts of Thomas de Felton, seneschal of
Gascony, that there are due to him 7,098/. 145. 5d., the king has caused
2,000 marks to be paid him at the receipt of the Exchequer in part
satisfaction of the said sum, and grants that he may take the residue
out of the customs of wools, hides and woolfells, 500 marks in the
port of London at Christmas, 400 marks in the port of Ipswich at the
same term, 500 marks in the port of Great Yarmouth at the same
term, 300 marks in the port of Boston at the same term, and 300 marks
in the port of Kyngeston -upon -Hull at the same term, and so from
year to year until 8,000 marks be fully paid, and the remaining
648 marks 13d. of the customs in the ports of Boston and London, to wit,
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375.
April 22.
Eltham
April 22.
Eltham
manor.
Membrane 21 — cont.
500 marks in Boston and the remainder in London on the Christmas
following the previous payments.
By K. and C. and by certificate of the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer remaining in the files of the
Chancery among the king's writs of this year.
Vacated and surrendered because king Richard, on 30 January in
his sixth year, pardoned the said Thomas and Joan, late his wife, as
terre-tenant or occupier of his goods, and Thomas de Thetford, clerk, and
Richard Rokel, clerk, executors of the will of the said Thomas, all sums
current in demand upon them at the Exchequer under the name of the
said Thomas, and all other sums exacted and exactions of debts.
Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son, Thomas, to John
Hawys, the elder, of Foston, of the king's suit for the death of William
Tasker of Harmeston, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Pardon to John Joop of the king's suit for the death of John atte
Halle of St. Albans, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlaw^ . By p.s.
April 26. Pardon to John Cook of Leycestre for the escape of Thomas de
Eltham. Quenyngburgh, lately indicted of the death of Thomas Thebaude,
and for that cause under arrest in his keeping when he was bailiff of
Leycestre ; also of all trespasses done by him in selling wines and
other victuals against the form of the statute when he was mayor
and bailiff- of the said town. By p.s.
April 26. Presentation of William Bernard, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Wychyngham St. Faith, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Longvill Giffard
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
April 23. Pardon to Henry Barker, servant of Thomas Barker of Hildekirk,
Westminster, of the king's suit for the death of John Tylson, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 22. Grant for life to William de Stapelton of the office of chief forester
Westminster, of the forest of Ingelwode, together with the fees and profits pertaining
thereto, as William Lenglissh, deceased, held them of the king's
grant. By p.s.
April 30. Presentation of Robert de Gerlethorp to the chapel or chantry of
Westminster, the charnel in the churchyard of the cathedral church of Worcester
which Master John de Ware, deceased, held during his life, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester.
April 28.
Gravesend
manor.
Grant to the king's clerk, Robert Crull, of the prebend of the altar
of St. Andrew in the collegiate church of Beverle, in the king's gift by
reason of the late voidance of the archbishopric of York. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to A. archbishop of York.
The like to the chapter of the said church.
May 1. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, lately granted to John Pulham, who was to have gone beyond seas in
49 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1375. Membrane 21 — cord.
the company of the king's kinsman, Edward le Despenser ; as it
appears by a certificate of the sheriffs of London that he has not
yet gone, but makes stay in the city of London attending to his own
affairs.
April 28. Protection with clause rogamus, for one year, for William Tolray,
Westminster, attorney and proctor of the prisoners of the Marshalsea of the King's
Bench, in collecting alms for their sustenance ; provided he himself
be not a prisoner.
April 22. Pardon, at the supplication of John Woderove, the king's confessor,
Eltham. to Walter Hally of the king's suit for the rape of Margaret late the
wife of Roger Forster at Hordlewedyche, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 4. Presentation of Thomas Tauk, chaplain, to the church of West-
Eltham. grenestede, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of John de Moubray, who held in
chief, being in his hand. By p.s.
April 16. Grant to the king's esquire, John Roos, of the 40 marks which the
Westminster, keeper or farmer of the lands late of John son of Walter Baskervyll,
' chivaler,' who held in chief, in the king's hand by occasion of the
nonage of his heir, is bound to render yearly at the Exchequer for the
said keeping, for as long as the lands shall be in the king's hand for
that cause. By p.s.
May 5.
Eltham
manor.
Pardon to Geoffrey Cut of the king's suit for having, with William
Cut, his brother, on Monday after Michaelmas in the king's thirty-
fifth year, stolen a horse, worth 10<s., and a mare, worth J mark, at
Cranehowe, from John Boyvill, ' chivaler,' whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 11. Presentation of John Symundis, parson of the church of St. Mary,
Westminster. South Wotton, to the church of Woundy, in the diocese of Llandaff.
[See p. 68.]
Vacated because enrolled above.
April 22. Whereas, on 24 October in the king's forty-seventh year, the king
Westminster, committed to John de Salesbury the keeping of the lands late of John de
Hastang, who held in chief, until the full age of his heirs, for 93£. 6s. Sd.
to be paid yearly by him at the Exchequer ; he has now pardoned
the said John de Salesbury, who is one of the esquires of his
chamber, the said 93/. 6s. Sd. from Easter in his forty-eighth
year until the full age of the said heirs. By p.s.
May 8. Pardon to Walter Chippenham, under-constable of the Tower of
Westminster. London, of the king's suit for the death of William Swynley, ' armurer,'
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By K. on the information of Helmyng Leget.
Be it remembered that Helmyng Leget of London, Michael Skillyng,
William Hoghton, William Froille, John Colyngborn and Richard
Monek of the county of Wilts came into the Chancery at Westminster
on 11 May in this year and mainperned for the good behaviour of
Walter.
96
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 20.
May 8. Presentation of Robert de Appelgarth to a mediety of the church
Westminster, of Grymolby, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of Henry de Bello Monte, who
held in chief, being in his hand.
Presentation of Robert de Moreby, chaplain, to the church of
Gouteby, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of William
de Lissyngton and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the alien priory of Myntyng being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
May 7. Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Walle worth as
Eltham parson of the church of Hemyngburgh, in the diocese of York.
By p.s.
manor.
April 16. Whereas William de Mulsho, clerk, John de Fordham, clerk, Robert
Westminster, de Wyggele, clerk, Walter Walsh and Edmund de Tettesworth
acquired in fee from Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk, a messuage,
2 carucates of land, 30 acres of meadow and 100 acres of
wood in Atteworth, together with the advowson of the church of
Atteworth, held in chief, late of Thomas Spigurnell and Katharine,
his wife, and entered therein, and the said Thomas and Katharine,
and others who had acquired the premises, had entered therein by
acquisition, hereditary succession and otherwise without the king's
licence or livery by process in the king's court before the said William,
John, Robert, Walter and Edmund had possession thereof, and
George son of Iseult daughter of Richard Cotel, sometime tenant of
the premises, committed a felony for which he was outlawed, whereby
the premises should pertain to the king as escheat ; the king has
pardoned the said William, John, Robert, Walter and Edmund all
trespasses done by them and others in the matter, and grants that
they may hold the premises in fee, together with the issues thereof
which might pertain to the king by reason of the said trespasses or
felony. By p.s.
April 22. Grant in fee to Collard Daubrichecourt, esquire of the chamber,
Eltham. of the reversion of the tenements which Thomas Spigurnell, deceased,
lately held for life of the king's grant in the parishes of St. Margaret
Patyns and St. Dunstan in le Est, London, now held for life by Joan
de Seint Cler of the king's grant. By p.s.
May 8. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Scardeburgh of pavage for
Westminster, three years.
May 11. Pardon to Nicholas Sop of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Westminster. Pouchfot, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence.
By p.s.
May 10. Appointment of Thomas Harpecote to take hewers of stone,
Westminster, carpenters, tilers and other workmen for the king's works in the
manors and parks of Worldham and Whitele, and in all manors,
lodges and park enclosures in the New Forest, put them to the works,
there to stay at the king's wages to be paid by the hands of the king's
49 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1375. Membrane 20 — cont.
clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk of the said works, and take carriage
for the works for the king's moneys to be promptly paid.
May 14. Pardon to Isabel late the wife of Thomas del Hill of Wirsburgh of
Westminster, her waiver in the county of York for non-appearance before the king
to satisfy him of her ransom for not having sued a writ of appeal
against John Bosevill of Chevethe, ' chivaler,' and others, of the death
of her husband ; she having now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison
as John Cavendissh, chief justice, has certified.
May 13. Cardinal Hugh de Sancto Marciale, staying in the Roman court,
Westminster, has letters nominating Nicholas de Cornubia, clerk, and Thomas
Ocathissy, clerk, as his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
John, bishop of Bangor, received the attorneys by writ.
He has other letters nominating William Bernard and Hugh
Possewyk, as above.
He has other letters nominating John de la Mare and Reynold
Bernevale, as above.
The same bishop received the attorneys by writ.
May 10. Licence, for \ mark paid to the king by his clerk, Richard de
Westminster. Ravenser, prebendary of the prebend of St. Martin in the collegiate
church of St. John, Beverley, for the canons and chapter of the said
church to grant to him and his successors a plot of land in Beverley,
containing 108 feet in length and 48 feet in breadth, adjoining the
manse of his prebend, in exchange for a plot of land in the same town,
parcel of his said prebend, containing 147 feet in length and 19 feet
in breadth.
May 16. Whereas on 22 November last the king by letters patent committed
Westminster, at farm the keeping of the alien priory of Stok Curcy to Richard
Amys, prior of the house, and the prior has now prayed the king
that, whereas all the lands which are parcel of the temporalities of
the priory in Monkedon, Sondon, Farndon, Otramton and Lylestok
are so far from the site of the priory, and many houses belonging to
the priory in Stok Curcy are so ruinous, that he cannot maintain the
lands or repair the houses if they remain in his hands, he will be pleased
to grant him licence to let the said lands and houses at farm for a term
of years1 for the improvement of the estate of the priory and the more
speedy payment of the king's farm ; the king has thought fit to grant
such licence.
May 16. Pardon to John Haclut of Keythorp of the king's suit for having
Westminster, stolen a mare, worth | mark, from Nicholas de Sauston, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 17. John Donat, staying in England, has letters nominating William de
Westminster. Dalton and Geoffrey Cogan as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Richard de Tissyngton, clerk, received the attorneys.
May 10. Licence, for 60s. paid to the king by Richard de Ravenser, arch-
Westminster, deacon of Lincoln, William de Barneby, chaplain, and John de Tocotes,
chaplain, for the alienation in mortmain by them of 4 messuages, a
bovate and 2 acres of land and 2 acres and a rood of meadow in
Wt. 18915.
98
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 20 — cont.
Giseburne to the prior and convent of Giseburne in aid of the sustenance
of a canon regular to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of
St. Mary within the priory for the souls of all benefactors of the
chapel.
May 17. Presentation of Richard de Braundeston to the church of Ilkeston,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason
of the lands of William de Cantelupo, deceased, who held in chief,
being in his hand. By p.s.
May 19. Presentation of John de Tykton to the church of Hawardby, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Robert de Handesworth,
and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory
of Ravenesdale being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Membrane 19.
May 10. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, lately granted to John de Allerton, squire, whom the king believed
to be going beyond seas in the company of his son Edmund, earl of
Cambridge ; as the sheriffs of London have certified in the Chancery
that he has not gone but makes stay in the city.
May 8. John Palmer of Coventre, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Henry de Pakewod of Coventre and John Rysshe of Irland as his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
The prior of Coventre received the attorneys by writ.
May 9. Pardon to Nicholas de Lovaynge, ' chivaler,' and Margaret, his
Eltham. wife, late the wife of Henry de Beaumont, who held in chief, of the
trespass of Margaret in marrying without the king's licence.
By p.s.
May 12. Licence, on the mainprise of Henry de Percy, for Henry Rose of
Westminster. Werkworth to buy 150 quarters of wheat in the counties of York
and Lincoln, load them in the ports of Grymesby, Barton-upon-Humbre
and Kyngeston-upon-Hull, and bring them to the said Henry de
Percy's castle of Werkworth for the munition thereof and the
sustenance of his men therein, without payment of custom or subsidy.
By C.
The like letters has Hugh de Ambell of 150 quarters of wheat.
May 8. Appointment of the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, as clerk
Westminster, of the works in the manors and parks of Worldham and Whitele and
in all manors, lodges and park enclosures within the New Forest,
also to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen for the
works and put them thereto, buy stone, timber and other necessaries
and carriage for the same for the king's moneys to be paid by him,
make all payments, as well for the wages of the workman as for the
said purchases and carriage, by view and testimony of the king's
clerk, John de Rouceby, controller of the works, bring back workmen
withdrawn from the works without licence, arrest all who are
contrariant or rebellious in the matter and commit them to prison
until they find security to serve on the works, make inquisition touching
timber, stone or other necessaries eloigned, and have such brought
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1375. Membrane 19 — cont.
back, and sell the branches and other residue of trees provided for the
works, answering to the king for the moneys arising from such sale.
May 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of an indented writing of William,
Westminster, master of the hospital of St. Giles of the lepers without the bar of the Old
Temple, London, and his confreres, dated Christmas, 45 Edward III,
and witnessed by Roger Leget, Stephen Parker, William Knot, Richard
Cook, William Robyn and others, granting to Nicholas Exton, citizen
and fishmonger of London, Katharine, his wife, and Richard Exton,
his brother, a corrody in the said hospital, to wit, every week seven
loaves of good wheat such as the brethren and sisters use, each loaf
weighing 60s. sterling, and 8^. for ale and kitchen, and every year a
bushel of peas for pottage, a bushel of oatmeal and a bushel of salt,
100 faggots of wood for fuel, two cartloads of white straw for litter,
6s. at Easter for clothing and candles, and the keeping of six swine
for their larder to be pastured with the swine of the hospital, and a
pittance on the four principal days of the year as the brethren and
sisters have been accustomed to take ; also a tenement on the west
side of the entry of the hospital, with a garden and curtilage, together
with free entry and exit, which tenement is now occupied by Roger
de Belers, knight ; to be held by them for life and by the executors
of the longest liver for a year after his death, except that, if Katharine
survive her husband and marry again, she shall be utterly excluded
from the profits of the corrody during the life of her second husband.
And the grantees concede that, if the master and brethren observe
loyally the premises, then a bond of 4:01. due to them from the said
master and brethren shall be of none effect.
For J mark paid in the hanaper because the said master
testified in the Chancery that the grant was made for
the good of the house.
May 17. Pardon, at the supplication of John de Ipre, to William son of
Westminster. John de Burscowe of Rycroft of the king's suit for the death of William
son of Roger de Wryghtyngton, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 11. Licence for the king's esquire, Nicholas Daubrichecourt, and
Westminster. Elizabeth, his wife, to enfeoff Nicholas de Carreu, John de Salesbury,
Robert Corby and William de Brantyngham of the manor of Stratfeld
Say together with the advowson of the church of the manor, held in
chief, and for the said feoffees to grant the premises to Nicholas and
Elizabeth in tail, with remainder to the heirs of the body of Elizabeth
and remainder over to the right heirs of Nicholas. By p.s.
May 18. Grant for life to the king's servant, William Bayford, of a messuage
Westminster, and 80 acres of land in Burwell, late of John ' Pierson Haukyn ' of
Bur well, which are extended at 40s. yearly and were lately forfeit
to the king and taken into his hand because the said John alienated
them in mortmain without licence to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service at the altar of St. Mary in the church of St. Mary, Burwell,
and were afterwards granted by the king for life to John Fysshe, his
fruiterer, deceased. By p.s.
100
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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May 16. Writ de intendendo on behalf of Roger Braunceby whom Nicholas
Westminster. Ploket, to whom the king granted for life the office of the tronage
and pesage of wools in the city of London, has appointed as his deputy.
April 22. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's esquire, John de
Westminster. Appelby, of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of a like grant
to him by letters patent dated 12 January, 38 Edward III, surrendered.
By p.s.
May 18. Grant to the king's esquire, William Archibald, of the keeping of
Westminster, the manor of Eycote, co. Gloucester, which Thomas de Berton held
in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death of the bishopric of
Worcester, then in the king's hand by reason of the present voidance
thereof, as of the manor of Bybury, which is of the temporalities of
the bishopric ; to hold until the full age of the heir of Thomas, together
with the marriage of such heir. By p.s.
May 26. Presentation of Roger Duelond, parson of the church of Beauford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of Yatercombe,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Oterton
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with Richard Weston.
May 23. Grant to the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, of the
Westminster, keeping of the lands late of John Talbot of Richards Castle, who held
in chief, until the full age of the heir, together with the marriage of
the said heir and the issues of the lands from the time of John's death ;
and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
Membrane 18.
April 1. Grant during pleasure to John de Oxton of the office of controller
Westminster, of the subsidy of 2s. of each tun of wine and 6d. of the pound last
granted to the king by the magnates and merchants of the realm,
as well as of the custom of 3d. of the pound and of cloths and other
merchandise, in the port of London, provided that he write his rolls
with his own hand, be continually resident and perform the duties
of his office in person and not by deputy.
May 14. Pardon to Richard Crescy of his outlawry in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance before the king to answer Amy le Mey touching
a plea of trespass against him and John, his son ; he having now
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison as John de Cavendissh, chief
justice, has certified.
May 16. The like to Robert de Fordham, outlawed in the county of Cambridge
Westminster, for non-appearance to answer Thomas de Swafham touching an appeal
of mayhem and breach of the peace.
May 1. The like to John de Lyndeseye, outlawed in the county of York for
Westminster, non-appearance to answer the king touching certain contempts and
trespasses whereof he is indicted.
June 30. The like to Adam atte Crouche, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance to answer Thomas Dene touching a plea of trespass.
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May 10. Whereas John Bygod, ' chivaler,' lately acquired in fee the manor
Westminster, of Skirpenbek from Thomas Chauncy, who held it in chief, and
afterwards granted the same to Thomas for life, with remainder in
tail to William his son and Joan, wife of the latter, and remainder
over to him and his heirs, and John and Thomas entered therein
without licence ; the king, for 10 marks paid by Thomas, has pardoned
the said trespasses and grants that he may hold the manor with
remainders as above.
May 14. Presentation of Henry Rose, chaplain, to the chantry of St. Mary
Westminster, in the church of Blockeleye, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester.
May 15. Grant to Edward Uppenore of New Wyndesore and Alice, his wife,
Westminster, and their heirs, of 9 acres of land in New Wyndesore in a field called
' le Morefeld,' in exchange for 9 acres of land in New Wyndesore,
which were held by them of the king.
May 16. Pardon, for 5 marks paid to the king by Adam de Sancto Ivone,
Westminster, citizen of London, to Robert de Knolles, knight, and Constance, his
wife, of their trespass in acquiring in fee the manors of Dunton and
Ketelston and the advowsons of the church of Doketon and of the
vicarage of the church of Dunton from the said Adam and Thomas
Marchant, chaplain, who held them in chief, and entering therein
without the king's licence ; and grant that they may hold the said
manors and advowsons as above.
Maj7 20. Licence for Richard Wodehewer of St. Osyth to load 20 quarters
Westminster, of wheat, 100 quarters of malt and 60 quarters of flour in the port of
Dunwich and bring them to London for the sustenance of the king's
lieges there ; provided that he find sufficient security in the said
port to bring them to London and not elsewhere under pain of
forfeiture of the same, and that the king be certified of the said security
by the bailiffs of the said port before the Assumption next.
May 18. Licence, for J mark paid to the king by the abbot, prior and convent
Westminster, of Westminster, for the alienation in mortmain to them by Richard
Rook, Walter Perham and John Pecche of 2 acres of pasture in Stourton,
not held of the king, to find a torch to burn daily at high mass before
the high altar in the church of St. Peter, Westminster. Licence, also,
for the abbot, prior and convent to divert the stream of a certain
water running between their manor of Sutton and the said pasture
in the borders of the counties of Warwick and Gloucester at the
extreme end of the said pasture, and to enclose the pasture with the
said manor by the said stream, provided that the stream be as wide
and deep as it formerly was, and that the water at the end of the
pasture return to its ancient course.
May 20. Mandate to all sheriffs, &c, to permit all merchants and others
Westminster, wishing to go to Bristol with corn and other victuals, to do so without
hindrance ; as the commonalty of the town have shewn the king that
the corn growing round the same is not sufficient to sustain the
inhabitants and that the men who used to bring corn and other victuals
have been lately hindered and restricted in doing so ; Richard Spycer,
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1375. Membrane 18 — cord.
Thomas Beaupyne and Henry Wyvelescomb of the said town having
mainperned for all who shall bring such corn and victuals that they
will bring the same to Bristol and not elsewhere under pain of forfeiture
thereof.
Protection for the ship of the abbot of Fourneys, of the Cistercian
order, in going to places within the king's lands, lordships and power,
trading there, buying victuals and taking them to the abbey . . .
[Unfinished.']
MEMBRANE 17.
May 10. Pardon to Walter Bonebrok of his outlawry in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer the
king and Walter Hoper, ' bladesmyth,' touching a plea that he
withdrew from the service of the latter at London without reasonable
cause or licence ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as
Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
May 10. The like to John Mason, ' webbe,' outlawed in the county of Middlesex
Westminster, at the suit of Richard Payn, ' webbe,' touching a plea that he render
him an account of the time during which he was his receiver.
May 11. The like to Richard Sutton of Co ventre, outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of Nicholas Holbourn touching a plea of debt of
80Z. against him and Hugh de Meryngton.
May 12. The like to Thomas Alwyn, clerk, outlawed in the county of Wilts
Westminster, at the suit of William Fox of Wilton, ' dighere,' touching a plea of
trespass.
May 8. The like to Peter Brewys, knight, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, at the suit of Andrew de Shaldeford, executor of the will of Simon
atte Grene, late citizen and skinner of London, touching a plea that
he render him 41. 12s.
May 12. The like to John York of London, ' bakere,' outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of John Catel, the elder, touching a plea of
debt of 405.
The like to Thomas London of Romesey, ' bocher,' outlawed in
the county of Dorset at the suit of Richard Gole touching a plea of
trespass.
May 16. The like to Thomas atte Dene, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, at the suit of Thomas de Sancto Albano touching a plea that he render
him an account of the time during which he was his receiver.
The like to Richard Kene of Standolf, outlawed in the husting of
London at the suit of William Barowe, clerk, touching a plea of debt
of 20 marks.
The like to Walter Bedeston, chaplain, outlawed in the husting of
London at the suit of Henry Coton, parson of the church of Aston,
touching a plea of debt of 50Z.
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1375. Membrane 17 — cont.
May 12. The like to John de Weston of Shrewsbury, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Hereford at the suit of John de Routhale, touching a plea that he,
with Richard Foryate of Shrewsbury and Robert Dyere of Shrewsbury,
render him 120?.
May 16. The like to Robert Ricard, outlawed in the husting of London at
Westminster, the suit of Adam de Bury, citizen of London, touching a plea of debt
of 20/.
May 12. The like to William Hilderwell of York, outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London for non-appearance before William de Fyncheden and his
fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer John More of London, ' mercer,'
touching a plea of debt of 18/.
May 18. The like to Walter Conyng, outlawed in the county of Devon at the
Westminster, suit of Thomas Chaumbernoun, touching a plea of trespass.
May 23. The like to William de Aldeburgh, chaplain, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of Master Adam de Laynghethe and Geoffrey
Chapel of Bury, parson of the church of Hopton, touching a plea of
debt of 40/.
May 20. The like to Alan Hughbody of Leverton, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Lincoln for non-appearance to answer the king and Andrew de
Leek wherefore he withdrew from the service of the latter at Leek
without reasonable cause or licence.
May 23. The like to Robert de Pert, ' chivaler,' outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of Richard de Grenacres and Robert de Grenacres
touching a plea of debt of 40/.
May 16. The like to John North wode of Co ventre, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of John Snetesham, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 11.
May 24. The like to Denise Lyndeneye, administratrix of the goods late of
Westminster. Roger de Lyndeney, who died intestate, waived in the county of
Hereford at the suit of William Broun, the younger, touching a plea
that she render him 20 marks.
The like to William Stile, outlawed in the county of Southampton
at the suit of Hugh Craan touching a plea of debt of 114$. 5d.
May 20. The like to William Stighull, outlawed in the county of Somerset
Westminster, at the suit of John Reyer touching a plea of debt of 40 marks.
May 25. The like to John Shelton, 1 carter,' outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, for non-appearance to answer the king and Robert Naborn touching
a plea that he withdrew from the service of the latter at London without
reasonable cause or licence.
May 28. The like to Peter Stacy of Sandon, outlawed in the county of Hertford
Westminster, at the suit of Stephen Sprotley of London, ' fourbour,' touching a plea
that he withdrew from the service of the latter at London as above.
104
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 17 — cont.
May 29. The like to John Peytowe of the county of Warwick, outlawed in
Westminster, the husting of London at the suit of Richard Arderne, citizen and
skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 70s. 4d.
May 28. The like to William Reve, chaplain, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Northampton at the suit of William Kyrkestede, parson of the church
of Bernak, touching a plea that he render him an account of the time
during which he was his bailiff in Bernak and his receiver.
June 4. The like to John de Walton, clerk, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Somerset at the suit of Robert de Hey worth, clerk, touching a plea
of trespass.
June 5. The like of John Cobham, ' chivaler,' ' that was the countesseson
Westminster. Marchale,' outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of Richard
Arderne, citizen and skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 25/.
The like to Edmund Bardolf, knight, outlawed in the husting of
London at the suit of Andrew Shaldeford, executor of the will of
Simon atte Grene of London, skinner, touching a plea that he render
him 12/. 10s.
May 25. Presentation of Thomas de Halton, parson of the church of
Westminster. Slaytburn, in the diocese of York, to the church of Adell, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of the Holy Trinity,
York, being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an
exchange of benefices with Ralph de Clifton.
May 7. Presentation of Thomas de Walworth to the church of Hemyng-
Westminster. burgh, in the diocese of York. By p.s.
May 8. Licence, for 10/. paid to the king by John de Broghton, clerk, and
Westminster. John de Askham, clerk, executors of the will of John de Burel of
Askham, clerk, for the alienation in mortmain by them of a messuage
in the parish of St. Dunstan West in the suburb of London and 24s.
of rent in the parish of St. Christopher, London, held of the king
in burgage, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church
of St. Dunstan WTest for the king's safe estate, and for his soul after
his death, and for the souls of the said John de Burel, John de Langton
and Simon Flemyng.
MEMBRANE 16.
May 18. Pardon to John Coy of Thakstede of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Simon Walden, because it was found by the inquisition upon which
he put himself that he killed him in self-defence, as appears by the
record and process thereof sent into the Chancery under the seal of
John de Cavendissh, chief justice of the King's Bench.
May 18. Licence for Robert de Gamelston of Retford to load five lasts of
Westminster, raw hides in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and bring them by sea
and the arms of the sea to Stokketh and Bautre, co. Nottingham,
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1375. Membrane 16 — cont.
to make his profit ; as the said Robert and Henry de Bradeley of
Broghton Sulny and Robert Claworth of London have mainperned
before the king in the Chancery that he will bring the hides thither
and not elsewhere and that he will bring to the Chancery letters of
discharge of the bailiffs of Stokketh and Bautre under penalty of 4:01.
to be levied of the said mainpernors' goods.
May 16. Commission to John de Multon of Manton to repair the houses,
Westminster, buildings and walls of the castle of Okham, co. Rutland, up to the
sum of 10/. yearly during the king's pleasure, pale 160 acres of the
enclosure of the park of Flyterys out of timber within the king's forest
of Rutland from trees growing there, take carpenters and other
workmen for the said works, put them to the works to stay there as
long as need be, take carriage for the timber and other things for the
works by view and testimony of John atte Hyde of Egelton, controller
there, sell branches, barks and other insufficient residue of trees
delivered for the works and answer to the king for the moneys arising
from such sale. By C.
May 16. Commission to John atte Hide of Egelton to be surveyor and con-
Westminster, troller of the said works. By C.
April 22. Grant, for life or until further order, to Thomas de Eltham, the
Eltham. king's smith, for long service, of 2d. daily at the Exchequer beyond
the 6d. daily which he takes by the hands of the clerk of the works of
the castle of Quenesburgh ; the whole Sd. to be taken at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 11 February in
his first year, granted the said Sd. for life to John de Bentele, clerk, at the
wish of Thomas.
May 20. Whereas Edward II by letters patent granted licence for the prior
Westminster, and convent of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, to acquire in mortmain 201.
yearly of land and rent, not held in chief, provided it were found by
inquisition that this could be done without loss or prejudice to the
king or others, and the said prior and convent have prayed the king
that, whereas they acquired 3J acres of land in Overwynchyndon of
their fee from Richard de Blakston and entered therein before such
inquisitions had been returned into Chancery, whereby the premises
have been taken into the king's hand, he will be pleased to grant them
the premises in part satisfaction of the said 20/. ; the king, for \ mark
paid by them, has pardoned the trespass done in the matter and
grants that they may have the land, which is of the yearly value of
\2d. as is found by an inquisition taken by John de Broughton, late
escheator in the county of Buckingham, in satisfaction of 2s. of the
said 201.
April 24. Pardon to Robert le Frend of the king's suit for the death of William
Eltham. Ferlegh, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
May 20. Grant for life to Thomas Bohum, bearer of the falcons of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of a messuage in Suthampton late of John Malewayn, deceased,
which is extended at 10s. yearly and was bequeathed to the king and
106
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 16 — cont.
his heirs by the said John, and a house in the city of Wyncestre late
of Robert Gyffard, which is extended at 65. 8d. yearly and was held
in chief, and is now in the king's hand because it was alienated in
mortmain by Robert to the warden and brethren of the fraternity of
the Kalendars without licence. By p.s.
May 24. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 10 December, 25 Edward III,
Westminster, on behalf of John Provane, prebendary of the prebend of Lydyngton
in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln. By C.
May 20. Pardon to William de Brotherwyk of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of John Maynard, lately killed at Killome ; as the king has learned
by the record of Robert de Umframvyll, Roger de Fulthorp and John
de Mitford, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 24. Grant to Walter Chippenham of his goods which are forfeit to the
Westminster, king by occasion of the death of William de Swynley, ' armurer,'
whereof he is accused. By p.s.
May 18. Commission to William Potenham, Richard Swift, 1 carpenter,'
Westminster, and Thomas de Trafford to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other
workmen for the repair of the castle of Edward, prince of Wales, of
Berkhampstede, put them to the works, buy stone, timber and other
necessaries, and take carriage for the same for the prince's money to
be promptly paid.
May 26. Pardon to Thomas son of William de Ketilby of the king's suit for
Westminster, the death of Adam Taillour of Cadenay, lately killed at Cadenay ;
as the king has learned by the record of William de Wychyngham and
Thomas de Ingelby, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln
castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 24. Whereas Philip son and heir of Richard la Vache, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, lately enfeoffed William Strete of a fourth part of the manor of
Chalfhunte, held in chief, and William re-enfeoffed Philip thereof,
and both William and Philip successively entered therein without
the king's licence ; the king has pardoned them the said trespasses
and has granted that Philip may hold the said fourth part in fee.
By p.s.
Pardon to John Jollan of Kirkeby Misperton of the king's suit for
the death of William Cartewryght of Beverley ; as the king has learned
by the record of William de Fyncheden and his fellows, late justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of York castle, that he killed him in
self-defence.
June 2. Pardon, on the like record of William de Wychyngham and Thomas
Westminster, de Ingelby, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln castle,
to John de Marton of Kevermond for the death of John Cauf of
Kevermond.
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1375. Membrane 15.
May 19. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Thomas, bishop of
Westminster. Durham, dated by the hand of John de Kyngeston, the bishop's clerk,
on 22 November in the twenty-fifth year of his pontificate, granting
to William de Chichestre the keeping of his manor of Welhall for life,
taking 20s. of silver and 4 quarters 2 J bushells of wheat yearly for
his livery for the said keeping, and granting him the demesne lands
of the manor at a yearly farm of Sd. for each acre payable at the bishop's
exchequer at Houden. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
April 23. Pardon to John de Elmestede of Hertelepe of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of William atte Pytte, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 22. Pardon in like terms to John Wyryng for the death of Denise Shadell,
Eltham manor, daughter of Edward Shadell. By p.s.
May 24. Inspeximus and confirmation to Hugh la Zouche, 1 chivaler,' now
Westminster, tenant of the manors of Esseby la Zuche and Swavesey, and his heirs,
of a charter of Henry III, dated at Dover, 4 May in his forty-fifth
year, granting to Alan la Zuche and his heirs a market and fair in
the said manors. [Calendar of the Charter Bolls, 1257-1300, p. 36.]
For | mark paid in the hanaper.
May 25. Pardon, at the supplication of Richard Darundell, ' le fitz,' to Richard
Westminster. Gregeris of Kent of the king's suit for the death of John Swetyng,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
April 23. Whereas lately the abbot of Rameseye acquired in mortmain and
Eltham. appropriated to himself and his house the following lands by the
persons undermentioned, who are bondmen of the abbot, to wit, by
Peter Aleyn a messuage from Simon Payn, who held it in chief, in
Cramfeld, co. Bedford, by William atte Fenne a toft containing 3 acres
of land, by the same William an acre of land in Barton, co. Bedford,
by Thomas Frost 10 acres of land and by Edith Joye 12 acres of land
in Cramfeld ; and the abbot of St. Albans likewise acquired and
appropriated by Walter Norty, his bondman, an acre of land in Barton,
without the king's licence ; on account of which trespasses the premises
are in the king's hand as forfeit and the king is answered thereof by
10s. lid. yearly by the hands of the escheator in the said county ;
the king has granted the premises to Thomas Fauconer for life at
a rose rent yearly at Midsummer. By p.s.
May 25. Pardon, at the supplication of Richard Darundell, ' le filz,' to John
Westminster, de Alston of the king's suit for the death of John de Torperleye, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
May 28. Presentation of James de la Venne, parson of the church of
Westminster. Lamvyhangell in Gwunva, in the diocese of St. Asaph, to the church
of Lydom, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of
the nonage of John son and heir of John de Cherleton of Powis, who
held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with Roger Rooter.
108
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 15 — cont.
June 2. Licence, for 10?. paid to the king by John Chardeburgh, for the
Westminster, alienation in mortmain by him and Juliana, his wife, of a messuage,
a carucate of land, 6 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood in Lydeneye
and Aylberton to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of Lydeneye for the safe estate of themselves, Walter de Aust
and John Gayner of Aylberton, and for their souls when they are
dead, and for the souls of their fathers, mothers, ancestors and heirs ;
and for the alienation in mortmain by the said Walter and John Gayner
to the same chaplain of the reversion of 2 messuages, a carucate of
land, 6 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood in the same towns
expectant on the demise of John Stevenes and Joan, his wife.
June 4. Licence for Edmund de Hemgrave, ' chivaler,' to enfeoff Thomas
Westminster, de Felton, knight, and Joan, his wife, of the manor of Fordham, co.
Cambridge, held in chief. By p.s.
June 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbess and sisters of
Westminster, the Grace of St. Mary of the order of St. Clare without Algate, London,
by Richard del Hull, chaplain, and Simon Hendymon of 2 messuages
and 20 acres of land in Hertyngdon, and by the said Richard of 4 acres
of land and a moiety of an acre of meadow in the same town, not held
of the king, which are of the yearly value of 2s. as is found by an inquisi-
tion taken by John Foucher, escheator in the county of Derby, to hold
in satisfaction of 6s. Sd. of the 30?. yearly of land and rent which the
abbess and sisters had the king's licence to acquire.
June 8. Master John Bryene, clerk, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Lowemylle as his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Guy de Briene received the attorney by writ.
MEMBRANE 14.
May 26. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by Roger de Nessyngwyk,
Westminster, chaplain, and Adam de Fournays, chaplain, for the alienation in
mortmain by them of a messuage in York, held of the king in chief
as in burgage of the city of York, as is found by an inquisition made
by William de la Vale, late escheator in the county of York, to Thomas
de Thorp, chaplain of the chantry at the altar of St. Mary in the church
of St. Martin Conyngstrete, York, to celebrate divine service daily
at the said altar for their safe estate and for their souls after their death,
and for the souls of Richard Candeler and Juliana, his wife.
May 29. Pardon to Gilbert de Wykeham of Houton in le More of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Ralph Savage of Houton in le More ; as the
king has learned by the record of William de Wychyngham and Thomas
de Ingelby, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln castle,
that he killed him in self-defence.
May 28. The like to William Spenluf, ' walker/ for the death of John Wyshede
Westminster, of Haukeswell ; on a like record by William Fyncheden and his fellows,
late justices appointed to deliver the gaol of York castle.
The like to Robert Addison, ' horsman,' of Baynbrigg, for the death
of John Mees of Askrig ; on a like record by the same justices.
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1375. Membrane 14 — cont.
May 20. The like to Thomas Bullok for the death of John Boster at Eworth ;
Westminster, on a like record by Roger de Fulthorp and his fellows, justices appointed
to deliver the gaol of the castle of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
May 20. The like to Robert de Lenton of Bollessovre for the death of Thomas
Westminster, son of Robert de Bollesovere ; on a like record by William de
Wychyngham and Thomas de Ingelby, justices appointed to deliver
the gaol of Notyngham.
The like to John Fynch of Thirntoft for the death of Thomas de
Richemond of Thirntoft at Thirntoft ; on a like record by Roger de
Kirketon and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of
York castle.
May 22. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, Robert de Urswyk,
Westminster, to Edmund de W7arton of the king's suit for the death of Thomas
Laweson, killed before 6 August in the king's forty-third year, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the
king is informed that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
June 3. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John le Rous of Raggeleye,
Westminster. William Gille, ' clerk,' William Alewy, chaplain, and Richard Patty,
chaplain, to the abbot and convent of Evesham of the manor of Eyford
and the advowson of the church of the manor, and a messuage, a toft,
3 virgates 9 acres and J virgate of land and 6 acres of meadow in
Stowe St. Edward, Malgaresbury, Burghton and Wykerysyndon, not
held in chief, which are of the yearly value of 12 marks 9s. as is found
by an inquisition taken by John Sergeaunt, escheat or in the county
of Gloucester, in full satisfaction of 20/. of land and rent which the
abbot and convent had the king's licence to acquire.
June 4. Grant, during pleasure, to Robert Hanes worth of the office of
Westminster, surveyor and controller of the works of the castle and park of
Wyndesore, the manor within the said park, the manors of Wychemere,
Foli Johan and Coldekenyngton, and the vines and gardens of
Wyndesore, taking by the hands of the constable of the castle such
wages and fees as John Payntour, deceased, took during his life.
By K.
April 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and monks
Westminster, of the abbey of St. Mary Graces by the Tower of London by John
Baude, clerk, of a tenement in the parish of St. Michael atte Corne,
London, by Richard Kailly and Richard Sherewynd, clerks, of a
tenement in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower, London, by
Arnold Pynkeney, clerk, of a tenement in the parish of St. Margaret
Moisy, London, and by Richard Rothyng of a tenement in the parish
of St. Michael, Crokedlane, London, held of the king in burgage ;
which tenements are to be held as follows, to wit, the first two to find
a monk to celebrate divine service daily in the abbey church for the
soul of Master John de Kenyngton, clerk, the third to pray for the safe
estate of the said Arnold and for his soul after his death, and the
fourth to pray for the soul of the said Richard Rothyng and for his
soul after his death, By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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June 5. The mayor and bailiffs of Dublin have letters nominating John
Westminster. White and John Blakeburn as their attorneys in England for two
years. Th. archbishop of Dublin received the attorneys by
writ.
June 4. Licence for Thomas de Felton, knight, to enfeoff John Leche, clerk,
Westminster. Hugh Fastolf and William de Rudham, clerk, of the manor of Aslagby,
co. Lincoln, held in chief, and for them to grant the same for life to
Thomas, Joan his wife and Sibyl, their daughter, with remainder to
William de Morlee, knight, and his heirs. By p.s.
June 6. Commission to Simon Warde and John Wight to take in the counties
Westminster, of Northampton and Leicester carpenters for making a paling to
enclose the king's park of Briggestok, put them to the works, there
to stay at the king's wages as long as shall be necessary, and arrest all
who are contrariant or rebellious and commit them to prison until
further order.
Presentation of William de Loughton, parson of the church of
Buryhattele, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. John,
Staunford, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of St. Fromond being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Adam de Horsley.
MEMBRANE 13'.
May 24. Presentation of Valentine atte Ford, chaplain, to the prebend of
Sheen. Stone in the king's free chapel of Hastynges, in the diocese of
Chichester, void by the resignation of Gregory de Bottelee, chaplain.
By p.s.
May 24. Grant for three years to the mayor and citizens of the city of York
Westminster, of quayage in aid of the upkeep of a quay newly made in the said
city in the water of Use between the bridge of the said water and the
inn of the Friars Minors.
May 26. Whereas Hervey Dyve, deceased, and Elizabeth his wife, now
Westminster, espoused to Edward de Twyford, ' chivaler,' held in tail the manor of
Dokelyngton, co. Oxford, and afterwards the said Hervey demised the
manor for a term of years to Roger de Mortuo Mari, late earl of March,
who last died, and after Roger's death, because he held in chief divers
lands and it was found by inquisition taken before the escheator of
that county that he died seised in his demesne as of fee of the said
manor, the manor was taken into the king's hand, and subsequently
the said Edward and Elizabeth entered into the manor without livery
out of the king's hand by due process in the Chancery ; the king
has pardoned the latter the said trespass and has granted them all
the issues of the manor while it was in his hand for that cause.
By p.s.
May 28. Revocation for certain causes of the presentation, dated 11 August
Westminster, last, of William Piddyngton to the church of Dale, in the diocese of
Canterbury. By C. and by assent of William.
June 5.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 13 — cord.
May 22. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent under the seal of
Westminster. Ireland, dated at Dublin, 16 March, 46 Edward III, granting to
John Fitz Eustace, at the request of the prior of the hospital of St.
John of Jerusalem in Ireland, exemption for life from being put on
assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against
his will.
June 1. Presentation of David Michel, parson of the church of Dene, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Upton upon Severn, in the diocese
of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Worcester being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices
with John West.
May 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's kinsman,
Westminster. Henry lord of Percy, dated at Alnwyk castle, 6 August, 48 Edward III,
and witnessed by William de Aton, the younger, Richard Tempest,
Robert de Boynton, knights, Thomas de Mothirby, Thomas Calon,
John de Mitteford, John de Akum, clerk, and others, granting for life
to Ingram de Umframvyll, knight, two parts of the manor of
Wharrompercy, co. York, with rents, farms, lands, meadows, feedings,
pastures and all other easements pertaining thereto, and a yearly
rent of 10/. out of the manor of Wilton Laysyngby in Clyveland, in
the same county, to hold by the service of a rose to be paid yearly
at Midsummer, with proviso for distraint in the last named manor
in case of the rent being in arrear for 40 days. By p.s.
June 4. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury,
Westminster, to elect an abbot in the room of Thomas, deceased. By K.
June 7. Pardon to John son of Richard de Hone of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of William son of John de Stretton of Mickleover ; as the king
has learned by the record of William de Wychyngham and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Notyngham, that he killed
him in self-defence.
May 8. On information that the late abbess of the abbey of Tarente, co.
Westminster. Dorset, which is of the foundation of the king's progenitors and in the
king's patronage, has bound the abbey in such great sums to creditors
in divers counties that the possessions thereof, if the sums be paid
at the fixed terms, will not suffice for the sustenance of the nuns and
other necessary charges incumbent on the abbey, and so divine worship
and other works of piety must needs cease, and there is fear of the
dispersal of the nuns ; the king has taken the abbey into his hand and
has committed the keeping thereof and of the manors, lands, rents
and faculties thereof to Guy Brian and Robert Fitz Payn, knights,
and Walter de Perle and Walter de Clopton, to rule and dispose of the
same for the best advantage of the abbey, converting the issues thereof,
beyond the necessary sustenance of the abbess and nuns, and their
servants to a moderate number, towards the succour of the house.
He has also taken the abbey and its lands, rents and possessions into
his protection, with clause nolumus, for three years. By K.
June 23. Grant to Peter de Brewys, 1 chivaler,' of all his goods forfeit to the
Westminster, king by occasion of an outlawry promulgated against him at the suit
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of Andrew de Shaldeford, executor of the will of Simon atte Grene,
late citizen and skinner of London, in a plea of debt. By p.s.
June 26. Presentation of Thomas Maddyngle to the church of Kyrkelevyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of Robert Tylioll, knight, who held in chief, being
in his hand. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 12.
June 20. Presentation of Stephen Welwyk, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Brumesfeld, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Brumesfeld being in
his hand on account of the war with France.
May 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Hunte as auditor of the
Westminster, king's accounts in his lordships, manors and lands of Bregheinok,
Cantrefselif, Hay, Huntindon and Caldecote in the parts of Wales,
in the king's hand by the death of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford,
who held in chief, and by reason of the nonage of his heirs, taking
in the office 100s. yearly. By C.
May 20. Licence, — on account of the king's sincere devotion to the glorious
Westminster, confessor, St. Cuthbert, whose body reposes in the church within the
priory of Durham, and in aid of the relief of the said priory, the
possessions of which are for the great part near the march of Scot-
land and in Scotland, and are almost entirely laid waste by the
king's enemies, the Scots, — for the prior and convent of the said
priory to appropriate the church of Hemmyngburgh, in the diocese
of York, which is of their own advowson and held in chief, because of
certain charges to be supported by them as is expressed in an indenture
between them and the king. By p.s.
The said indenture is enrolled in the second part of the
Patent Roll of the king's thirtieth year.
May 26. Notification that it appears by inspection of the rolls of the Chancery
Westminster, that, after proof of the age of William, brother and heir of John son
of William Corbet, deceased, who held in chief, on 20 May last the
king took the said William's homage and fealty and restored to him
the lands which his said brother held in chief on the day of his death.
May 24. Grant to John Wengham, fishmonger, of the keeping of a messuage,
Westminster. 36 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 2 acres of pasture in
Wodehamwater, and a messuage or cottage, a toft and a dovecot in
Maldon, co. Essex, late of Robert Brian of Wodehamwater, deceased,
which are in the king's hand on account of certain debts wherein he
was bound to the king, to hold for as long as they shall be in the king's
hand for that cause. By p.s.
Presentation of Walter Edward, vicar of the church of Evercrych,
in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the vicarage of the church of
Upavene, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of St. Wandrille being in his hand
on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices
with Roger Bonham.
June 1.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 12 — cont.
June 1. Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal
Westminster, assent to the election of John Chesewardyn, canon regular of the
order and rule of St. Augustine, lately professed in the priory of Ronton,
now vicar of the parish church of Sesteford, as abbot of the abbey of
St. Mary, Roucestre.
May 28. Pardon to Nicholas Gay of Notyngham of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Roger de Farnesfeld of Notyngham ; as the king has learned
by the record of William de Wichyngham and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Notyngham, that he killed him in
self-defence.
June 4. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastynges
Westminster, to assign a stall in their choir and a place in the chapter to Valentine
atte Forde, chaplain, whom W. bishop of Chichester has admitted
on the king's presentation to the prebend of Stone in the said chapel,
void by the resignation of Gregory de Bottele.
March 22. Grant in fee to John Bernes, citizen of London, William Mulsho,
Westminster, clerk, Edward de Cherdestok, clerk, John de Freton, clerk, and Robert
Brom of Warrewyk of a messuage in the parish of St. Thomas the
Martyr, Oxford, late of Edmund Giffard, alienated by him to the abbot
and convent of Oseneye, a messuage called ' Helle ' in the parish of
St. Martin, Oxford, late of William de Shareshull, ' chivaler,' alienated
by him to the said abbot and convent, a messuage in the parish of All
Saints, Oxford, late of Roger de O, alienated by him to the said abbot
and convent, a messuage in the said parish of St. Thomas late of Thomas
le Sklattere, alienated by him to the abbot and convent of Rewley,
a messuage in the same parish late of Thomas le Deghere, alienated by
him to the said abbot and convent, a tenement called ' Battes In '
in the said parish late of John de Wodehull, clerk, alienated by him
to the warden and college of Mertonhalle, a tenement called ' Corner-
halle ' in the parish of St. Edward, Oxford, late of Joan de Chilham,
alienated by her to the said warden and college, a tenement called
' Grymstedehalle ' in the parish of St. John, Oxford, late of Thomas
de Bere, alienated by him to the said warden and college, and a messuage
in the said parish late of Roger Northwode, alienated by him to the
said warden and college, all which messuages and tenements, held
of the king in burgage, were alienated in mortmain without licence
and are forfeit to the king for that reason, as appears by divers
inquisitions ; also of a messuage in Oxford which Hugh Forster, deceased,
held for life of the king's grant. Grant, also, to them of a messuage
in the parish of St. Thomas the Martyr in the suburb of Oxford late of
Geoffrey Rokaile, clerk, which pertains to the king because Geoffrey
was lately convicted of felony before certain of the king's justices
and was delivered to the ordinary according to the benefit of clergy,
to hold for as long as the said messuage shall remain in the king's hand
for that cause. By p.s.
June 8. Presentation of John Frere, vicar of the church of Estgrenewych,
Westminster, in the diocese of Rochester, to the church of St. Andrew on Cornhull,
London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric
of London ; on an exchange of benefices with William Crese.
Wt. 18915. E 8
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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April 23. Pardon to Robert Clerk of Blaunkenay of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of William de Billesfeld of Blaunkenay, miller, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
June 14. Exemption for life of Robert Calf, knight, from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, keeper of the peace, collector of subsidy, or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
June 16. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's clerK, Guy de Rouclyf , to
Windsor castle.Edmimd de Folyfayt of the king's suit for the death of John de Brandon,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
June 15. Presentation of David Brounyng, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of St. Clears, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of St. Clears being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
July 6. Presentation of William de Rothelay to the church of Stretham, in
Westminster, the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporali-
ties of the alien priory of Okebourne being in his hand as above.
June 20. Presentation of Alan de Godwynston, chaplain, to the chantry
Westminster, called ' la Doge,' Canterbury, of the jurisdiction exempt of the prior
of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the abbey of St. Augustine's.
June 24. Presentation of John son of John de Bottesford, chaplain, to the
Westminster, vicarage of the church of Cameryngham, in the diocese of Lincoln,
in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of Cameryngham being
in his hand on account of the war with France.
Membrane li.
June 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Tenby of a charter
Westminster, of Laurence de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke and lord of Wexford
and Bergeveny, dated at Pembroke, 27 February, 16 Edward III,
and witnessed by Sirs Hugh de Hastynges, Randolf de Hastynges,
William de Hastynges, Thomas West, Oliver de Cervyngton, steward
of his lands, knights, John de Bereford, steward of Pembroke and
sheriff, Richard de Stakepole, Robert de Rupe, Owen ap Oweyn,
John Joce, William Malenfant, Adam de Bocketon, clerk, and others,
inspecting and confirming with additions a charter of Aymer de
Valencia, earl of Pembroke and lord of Wexford and Montignac,
dated in his manor of Wynneferthyng in Norfolk, 24 April,
16 Edward II, and witnessed by Sirs Constantine de Mortuo Mari,
John de Nevill, steward of his lands, Richard de Monte Caniso, Robert
Bendyn, Richard Symond, steward of Pembroke, Richard Stakepole,
John Joce, knights, William Godman, sheriff of Pembroke, Walter
Malenfant, Walter de Castro, Thomas de Castro Goderici, clerk, and
others, inspecting and confirming with additions a charter of William
de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, his father, and Joan the countess, his
mother, witnessed by Roger de Woldesef, master of Slebech, Sirs
Stephen de Edworth, steward of Pembroke, Robert de Valle,
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1375. Membrane 11 — cont.
Ingram de Vilers, Randolf Gacelyn, Edmund Gacelyn and Gilbert de
Rupe, knights, Walter Malefant, Robert de Crippyng, John de Castro,
John Joce, John Beneger, Roger le Clerc and others, granting to the said
burgesses quittance of stallage, passage, toll, lastage, murage and
pontage pertaining to him or his heirs, carriage, reaping and binding
in his lands and meadows, all other labours pertaining to his mills,
houses or lands, and of all wards of castles and mills except of their
free will ; exempting them from leaving their town for the army
or horse service except for such distance that they can return in the
same day before dark ; granting them commons for their cattle on
his lands and meadows in Tenby after the reaping of harvest and
hay-gathering until the Purification ; granting them licence to distrain
for their clear debts upon pledge or principal debtor for as far as their
burgage lands extend, and to elect two pairs of reeves yearly for the
earl's use without election of any other bailiff, who shall be subject
to no labours except holding the hundred court, taxing the fine of
I2d. if it be incurred, collecting the lord's rent for the burgages and
toll in the town and port, and the prise of beer-brewers (pandexatoribus) ,
to wit, of 12 bushells of malt, wheat and oats 4=d., and of a moiety 2d.,
and of a tun of honey 4d , and of \ tun 2d. ; and granting that if a burgess
die suddenly, his chattels shall be safe and his heir may enter into his
inheritance by relief of \2d., and that the burgesses shall do no suit
to Pembroke unless they be impleaded by writ, and that if a burgess be
attached, he shall not be taken farther than the gate of the castle of
Tenby if he can find pledges, except for a felony for which he should
lose life or limb ; saving always to himself and his heirs their prises
of wine from every ship putting in there and other accustomed prises :
and granting also, as far as in him lies, that there shall be a fair (feyra)
every year for three days in the said town, to wit, on the Assumption
and the two days following. By fine of 20s. paid in the hanaper.
June 8. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinswoman, Margaret
Westminster. Mareschal, lady of Segrave and Weston, to William de Raghton of
the king's suit for having, on Tuesday after Michaelmas in the king's
forty-third year, stolen a heifer, worth 65. 8d., from John Slegh in the
forest of Ingelwode, and for having, on Wednesday after the Purification
in the king's forty-fourth year, stolen a mare, worth 305., from Eleanor
de Raghton at Thouthwayt in the said forest, and for having, on
Thursday after St. John before the Latin Gate in the same year,
burgled the house of Eleanor de Raghton at Raghton and stolen
lead, iron and other goods, worth 20s., and for having stolen a mare
of the age of two years from Adam de la Garth, worth 13s. 4d., at
Morton on Thursday before the Nativity of the Virgin Mary in the
king's forty-fifth year, and for having, on Thursday after St. Andrew
in the king's forty-sixth year, stolen a cow, worth 6s., from Thomas
Couherde, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
June 18. Pardon, at the request of the king's daughter, the countess of Bedford,
Westminster, to Thomas Bosevyll of Nuneton of the king's suit for the death of
Thomas Burnet, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any conse-
quent outlawry. By p.s.
June 20. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, dated 11 December
Westminster, last, to John Burton, who was to have gone beyond seas in the company
116
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of the king's son John, duke of Brittany ; as it appears by a certificate
of the sheriffs of London that he has not gone but makes stay in the
city of London attending to his own affairs.
June 2. Exemption for life of John Buttourt, ' chivaler,' from being put
Westminster, on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By K.
June 23. Presentation of John Cauchon to the church of Warton, of the
Windsor. immediate jurisdiction of the archdeaconry of Richmond, in the
king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heir of Thomas
de Thweng, who held in chief, being in his hand ; directed to Humphrey
de Cherleton, archdeacon of Richmond. By p.s.
June 25. Presentation of John Tolethorp, parson of the church of Ikham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, to the church of Whytchirche, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heir of Thomas de Veer, late earl of Oxford, who held in
chief, being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with Walter
Faryngdon.
Membrane io.
June 20. Ratification, with the assent of William Tanny, prior of the hospital
Westminster, of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, chancellor of Ireland, of the estate
of Thomas Ripperis as chaplain of the chantry in the chapel of the
castle of Trym in Ireland and warden of the house of St. Mary Magdalen
pertaining to the said chantry, by the collation of Edmund de Mortuo
Mari, earl of March.
1374.
Dec. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Beleknappe,
Eltham manor, knight, of the manor of Sharstede by Roucestre, 23 acres of land,
80 acres of pasture and an acre of wood in Chetham and Woldeham,
and a moiety of the manor of Lydesynge, whereof the manor of
Sharstede (except 20 acres of land therein) is said to be held of the
king by knight service as of the honour of Creveqoer, 8 acres of
the king as of the honour of Ley bourne, and the remainder of others,
to the prior and convent of Roucestre, at a yearly rent of 22 marks,
to find a monk to celebrate divine service daily in the cathedral church
of the said prior and convent according to an ordinance to be made
by Robert.
Vacated because otherwise on the Patent Roll of the forty-eighth year.
1375.
June 25. Whereas Henry de Erdynton lately acquired in fee a fourth part
Westminster, of the manor of Barwe upon Sore, held in chief, from Ralph Basset,
and another fourth part of the same from John Lestraunge, and
subsequently Giles de Erdyngton, deceased, entered into the manor
without due process or livery in the king's court and enfeoffed William
le Walssh, late parson of the church of Upton, and Thomas Wylde,
chaplain, thereof, and the said feoffees afterwards granted the same
to Giles and Elizabeth his wife for life, with remainder to Thomas,
son of Giles, and Margaret his wife, in tail, and remainder over to
Giles and his heirs and assigns, without the king's licence, and the
manor was taken into the king's hand by the death of Elizabeth and
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1375. Membrane 10 — cont.
by occasion of the said trespasses ; the king, for 201. paid by Thomas
and Margaret, has pardoned the trespasses and has granted that
they may hold the manor with remainders as above.
June 28. Because the king is informed that the abbey of Welhowe by
Westminster. Grymesby, which is of the foundation of the king's progenitors and
of the king's patronage, is so burdened by debt and other misfortunes
owing to the careless and improvident rule of those lately presiding
there, and that the abbots thereof have bound the abbey to divers
persons in such great sums that the possessions and faculties thereof
do not suffice at once to pay the debts and sustain the canons and do
the other charges incumbent on the abbey ; the king has taken the
abbey with all that pertains to it into his own hand and has committed
the keeping thereof to John de Waltham, clerk, Ralph de Thresk and
Peter atte See, to dispose thereof to the best advantage, applying
the issues thereof, beyond the necessary sustenance of the canons
and their servants in moderate number, to the succour and relief of
the house. He has also taken the abbey and its manors, lands, rents
and faculties into his protection, with clause nolumus, for one year.
By K.
June 18. To all archbishops &c. in Ireland. It is well known to them that
Westminster, for a long time the king has incurred great costs and expenses upon
the upkeep of the war in Ireland without taking any revenues or
profits therefrom, and neither the king nor his subjects of England
can comfortably bear these expenses in the same way as they bore
those formerly occasioned by the wars with France and Spain ; the
king therefore, with the advice of the prelates, magnates and other
learned men of the great council of England, sends to them Nicholas
de Dagworth to expound on the king's behalf his present business
and other circumstances relating thereto, to the end that they may
ordain how each of them according to his means may bear a reasonable
share of the said expenses. By K. & C.
June 26. Licence, for \ mark paid to the king by John de Cobeham of Kent,
Westminster, for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas, bishop of Rochester, of
acres of land in Cobeham, parcel of the manor of Cobehambury,
which manor is parcel of the temporalities of the bishopric of Rochester,
and is held in chief, to the master and chaplains of the college of
Cobeham, lately founded by the said John with the king's licence,
to hold by fealty and the service of 2s. 6d. yearly to be rendered at
Michaelmas to the bishop and his successors.
June 28. Grant in tail male to William Latymer of the tenements and houses
Westminster, sometime of John Dayre in Calais, together with all the houses, cottages
and void places adjoining each other and extending from the hospital
of the Maison Dieu on the east to the street of Hugh Cauwe, and
towards the south as far as the houses and void places late of the
widow of Mansus Metard and Hugh Foyard, and on the north from
the houses of the said Hugh as far as the houses and cottages of the
hospital, as they were held by queen Philippa during her life of the
king's grant, to hold by the accustomed services and by keeping
watch for the safety of the town • with remainder in tail male to
Thomas Camoys, and reversion to the king. By p.s.
118 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Notification that it appears by inspection of the rolls of Chancery
that, on 10 April in the king's sixth year, Brother Leonard de Tibertis,
then prior of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
acknowledged that he owed Master Pancius de Controno 8,000 marks,
to be paid by 1 January following on pain of the money being levied
from his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical goods in the county of
Middlesex ; and afterwards the said Master Pancius acknowledged
in the Chancery that he was satisfied of the said sum, whereby the
recognisance is cancelled.
June 1. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's clerk, Adam de
Westminster. Hertyngdon, as clerk of the works at the king's manors of Whitele and
Langle Marreys, also to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other
workmen, put them to the said works, buy stone, timber and other
necessaries, take carriage for the same for the king's moneys to be paid
by him, make all payments for wages and purchases by view and
testimony of the king's clerk, John de Rouceby, controller of the said
works, bring back workmen withdrawn from the works without licence,
arrest all who are contrariant and commit them to prison until they
find security to serve on the works, make inquisition touching timber,
stone or other necessaries eloigned from the works, and have such
brought back.
Membrane 9.
June 4. Pardon, for 100.S. paid to the king by Nigel Loryng, ' chivaler,' to
Westminster, him of his trespass in acquiring in fee from John de Mohun of
Dunsterre a fourth part of the manor of Luton, held in chief, and
entering therein without licence ; and grant that he may hold the same.
Licence also for him to enfeoff John Loryng, clerk, and William Loryng,
clerk, of the said fourth part.
June 5. Pardon to John Horpol of Manytre of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Essex for non-appearance before John de Sudbury and his fellows,
justices of the peace and of oyer and terminer in the said county,
to answer the king touching an indictment of divers trespasses and
of being a common evildoer ; he having now surrendered to the prison
of the castle of Colcestre as the said John de Sudbury has certified.
June 5. Mandate to Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the counties of Kent,
Westminster. Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex, to deliver the temporalities of the
archbishopric of Canterbury in his bailiwick to Simon, late bishop of
London, translated to Canterbury by the pope.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Thomas Sewale ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Richard de Waterden ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Roger Keterych ; Essex and Hertford.
Oliver de Harnham ; Oxford and Berks.
John Sayvill ; York.
William Walle worth ; mayor and escheator in London.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardians of the temporalities of the
archbishopric.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the archbishopric.
[Foedera.]
1375.
July 5.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 9 — cont.
June 12. Grant to Roger Lescrop of the prebend of Mapesbury in the cathedral
Windsor. church of St. Paul, London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church. By p.s.
June 8. Licence for the abbot, prior and convent of Westminster to grant a
Westminster, messuage and 1J acres of land in Southbemflete, which came into
their hands in exchange for a parcel of their foundation long before
the statute of mortmain, and is now held of them at will by John
Werdeman, to the said John and his heirs.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
June 26. Presentation of John de Barton, parson of the church of Lekhamp-
Westminster. sted, to the church of Bernolby, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's
gift by reason of the priory of Ravendale being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Dautre.
By p.s.
June 28. Pardon to John son of John Payn of Haveryng-atte-Boure of his
Westminster, outlawry in the husting of London for non-appearance before the
justices of the Bench to answer William de Whetele, citizen and
woolmonger of London, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks against
him and John Payn of Haveryng-atte-Boure, the elder, of the county
of Essex ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert
Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
The like to the said John Payn, the elder.
June 29. The like to Hugh de Dacre, ' chivaler,' outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of John de Thorne of London, ' goldsmyth,' touching
a plea of debt of 6 marks.
The like to Robert Pyjon of Wellesburn, outlawed in the county of
Gloucester at the suit of Thomas de Bradewell touching a plea of
debt of 101.
July 3. The like to William Bavent of Debenham, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of Walter Hoper, ' bladsmyth,' touching a plea
that he admitted into his service Walter Bonebrok, late servant of
the latter at London, who withdrew from such service before the end
of his term.
July 2. The like to Richard Farle of Basyngstowe, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of John Southam, citizen and ' stokfisshemonger '
of London, touching a plea of debt of 100s.
July 4. The like to James Walbroun, outlawed in the county of Wilts at
Westminster, the suit of Roger de Cloune, archdeacon of Salisbury, touching a
plea of debt of 80 marks against him and Thomas de Kyrlond.
July 5. The like to William Stretlee of Kerselawe of the county of
Westminster. Buckingham, outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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John de Wynchecombe, citizen and armourer of London, touching a
plea of debt of 28 marks.
July 6. The like to John Bocher of Great MerJowe, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Southampton at the suit of Robert Chichestre and Christina, his
wife, touching a plea that he render them an account of the time,
during which he was her receiver.
July 10. The like to Robert son of Simon Ace of Trenge, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Hertford at the suit of Thomas atte Wode of Weston Ynge,
chaplain, touching a plea of debt of 10/.
Membrane 8.
June 28. Mandate to Roger de la Lee, escheator in the county of Stafford,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the abbey of Roucestre,
of the order of St. Augustine, to John de Cheseworthyn, canon regular
of the priory of Ronton, of the same order, whose election as abbot
has been confirmed by Robert, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
John Carnelles ; Northampton.
John Stanhop of Rampton ; Derby.
June 28. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Westminster. Mandate to Thomas de Stafford, serjeant-at-arms, to deliver to
the said John the temporalities of the abbey in his keeping.
June 29. Mandate to all archbishops &c. in Ireland, seeing that the king has
Westminster, incurred great expenses in the safe-guard and defence of Ireland, as he
has written to them under the great seal by Nicholas de Dagworth,
knight, and cannot support such expenses any more, especially as he
has divers wars elsewhere, to make such ordinance for the safety of
themselves and of the said land according to what shall be laid before
them by Nicholas on the king's behalf, that the king may receive from
him a fitting report. [Fcedera. Ex Orig.] By K. & C.
June 28. Presentation of John Bacherach, canon regular Lutrensis of the
Westminster. Premonstratensian order, to the church of Henton, in the diocese
of Lincoln (sic), in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land
and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford, who held in
chief, being in his hand ; directed to R. bishop of Salisbury.
By p.s.
June 28. Thomas de Thelwall, prebendary of a mediety of the prebend of
Westminster. Typerkevyn in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, staying in England,
has letters nominating Thomas Fitz Wauter, archdeacon of Kildare,
as his attorney in all pleas in Ireland touching the said prebend for
one year. William de Mirfeld, clerk, received the attorney.
July 1. Commitment during pleasure to Thomas Scurlagg, abbot of the
Westminster, house of St. Thomas the Martyr by Dublin, of the office of treasurer
of the Exchequer of Ireland, taking the accustomed fee.
By K. & C.
Mandate to the king's clerk, John de Colton, dean of Dublin, late
treasurer of the said Exchequer, to deliver by indenture to Thomas
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1375. Membrane 8 — cont.
the said office, as well as the rolls, keys and other things pertaining
thereto. By K. & C.
Whereas John Caunpeden of Neubury was lately attached to answer
before the king Margaret late the wife of John de Thacheam touching
the death of her husband, whereof she appealed him, and Margaret did
not prosecute her appeal, and it was found by the inquisition on which
he put himself that he killed the said John in self-defence ; the king
has pardoned him his suit for the said death.
July 7. Peter de Lacy, clerk, has letters nominating John Griffyn, clerk,
Westminster, and Henry Michel as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
July 6. Ratification of the estate of John Cokkeslone as vicar of the church
Westminster, of Prees, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
The like for the following : —
Aug. 19. William de Stodeley, parson of the church of Bisshopishampton,
Nassington. in the diocese of Worcester. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Master John de Wyclif , prebendary of the prebend of Aust in the
Westminster. collegiate church of Westbury, in the diocese of Worcester.
By p.s.
July 5. Pardon to Robert de Thorp, ' wryght,' of Gysburn, of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of John son of John Godwyne ; as the king has
learned by the record of Roger de Kirketon and Roger de Fulthorp,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of York castle, that he killed
him in self-defence.
July 6. Licence for Robert de Waterden of Lenn to load 400 quarters of
Westminster, malt in the port of Lenn and take them to the parts of Norweye ;
provided he find security in the said port to take the malt to Norweye
and not elsewhere on pain of forfeiture of the same, and that the king
be certified of the said security by the bailiffs of the port before
Christmas.
July 5. Pardon to John Terry of Lythum of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Simon Caponman ; as the king has learned by the record of Roger
de Kirketon and Roger de Fulthorp, justices appointed to deliver the
gaol of York castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
July 9. Presentation of Hugh de Lyndeseye, parson of the church of Swaby,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Mary at the Walls,
Colcestre, in the diocese of London ; on an exchange of benefices with
John de Beltisford.
Membrane 7.
June 8. Because the king is informed that the priors of the priory of St.
Westminster. Frideswide, Oxford, which is of the foundation of his progenitors and
of his patronage, have bound the priory in such great sums that the
possessions and faculties thereof do not suffice at once to pay the debts
and sustain the canons and do the other charges incumbent on the
July 1.
Westminster.
122
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 7 — cont.
priory ; he has taken the priory and all that pertains to it into his
own hand and has committed the keeping thereof, and of the manors,
lands, rents, things and faculties pertaining thereto, to J. bishop of
Lincoln, Emery de Sancto Amando, Richard de Treton, clerk, and
John de Baldyngton, to dispose thereof to the best advantage, applying
the issues beyond the necessary sustenance of the canons and their
servants to a moderate number, to the succour and relief of the house.
He has also taken the priory and its lands, rents, things and faculties
into his protection, with clause nolumus, for two years. By K.
June 25. Grant to Alexander de Barton of the marriage of Joan and Helen,
Westminster, daughters and heirs of Stephen de Delham and Joan, his wife, who
held in chief as of the barony of the castle of Leybourne, for 40/. only
to be paid by Alexander at the Exchequer.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 18. Nicholas Gernon, ' chivaler,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Haliwode, ' chivaler,' and William de la Feld as
his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
John de Scarle, clerk, received the attorneys by licence
of the chancellor.
July 2. Signification to pope Gregory of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster. Michael de Petham, monk of the house of St. Augustine, Canterbury,
immediately subject to the Roman church, as abbot of that place.
By K.
June 20. Pardon, for J mark paid to the king by John Wyke of Crukern,
Westminster, to him and Joan his wife, and John their son, of their trespass in
acquiring for life from Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, 2 messuages
and 21 acres of land in Crukern, held in chief, and entering therein
without the king's licence ; and grant that they may retain the same.
June 28. Ratification of the estate of Hugh atte Halle as prebendary of the
Westminster, prebend of Cledeyn in the church of St. Davids. By p.s.
July 4. Pardon, for 30s. paid to the king by Reynold de Eccles, John Lampet,
Westminster. Henry, parson of the church of Burgh, William Ode and Thomas Davy,
to them of their trespass in acquiring in fee from Robert Essex and
Joan, his wife, a third part of the manor of Runham, held in chief,
and entering therein without licence ; and grant that they may retain
the same.
July 4. Licence, for J mark paid in the hanaper by Master John Blaunchard,
Westminster, clerk, for Thomas de Hungerford, knight, to enfeoff him of a toft
and a moiety of a virgate of land in Bereford St. Martin, except an
acre of land of the said moiety, held in chief.
May 28. Licence, for \ mark paid to the king by Walter Fitz Wauter, for him
Westminster, to enfeoff John de Kyngesfold, John Syward, parson of the church
of Great Tye, Richard de Upton, parson of the church of Shymplyng,
and John Charman of 200 acres of wood in Hamenhale, co. Norfolk,
and 190 acres of wood in Henham, Tye and Wodeham, co. Essex,
held in chief.
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July 5. Pardon to Thomas Deystere of the king's suit for the death of Thomas
Westminster. Wolf ; as the king has learned by the record of William de Wychyngham
and Thomas de Ingelby, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of
Norhampton castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
July 5. Whereas the king's tenants within his lordships of Novel Chastel
Westminster. Lyouns, Tassagard, Tromlyn, Esker, Oghterard and Chastel Wareyn
in Ireland are so miserably ruined by divers injuries, extortions and
oppressions which have happened to them through lack of good rule
that they must needs desert their own and leave desolate the tenements
which they hold of the king unless they be helped ; the king, that
they may the more promptly and easily satisfy him of the rents due
from them, has taken them into his protection during pleasure.
By K. & C.
Mandate, for three years, to all bailiffs and lieges to admit William
Hulles and William Goscelyn, confreres of Robert Hales, prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, whom their said prior
has attorned before the king in his place to sue and defend for him
in all places in England and Wales, as well as such other attorneys
as these shall make for the prior, to sue and defend before them without
any contradiction.
John de Scarle received the attorneys by licence of the
chancellor.
The like letters of attorney for the following : —
Brothers John Deyvill and William Nevyll.
Brothers William Marny and William Thwayt.
Brother John Dyngelee and William Barker, clerk.
Brothers John Dalton and John Bukstan.
Brothers Robert Normanton and John Daunvers.
Brother Hildebrand Inge and Tilman Nydek.
Brothers John Johyngton and Hugh de Stokton.
Brothers Brian de Grey and Richard de Barowe.
The same John Scarle received the attorneys by licence
of the chancellor.
Membrane 6.
July 7. Grant to the prior of St. Saviour's, Holandbrigge, of the order of
Westminster. Sempyngham, of pontage for two years in aid of the bridge of
Holandbrigge.
June 30. Grant to Thomas Albon, Richard Wodeward and John de Depden
Westminster, of pavage for one year in aid of the repair of the highway leading
from Pokerych to Hormade, co. Hertford.
July 9. Presentation of John de Waltham to the church of Cortenhale,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien priory of Lenton being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
July 8. John atte Vise, staying in England, has letters nominating Walter
Westminster. Somerey and William Tirell as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Mirfeld received the attorneys.
124
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 6 — cont.
July 10. Licence for the abbot and convent of Pershore, co. Worcester, to
Westminster, have two monks celebrating at the altar of St. Laurence in the abbey
church for the safe estate of the king and his heirs and children, and
for their souls after their death, also for the souls of Edward II, Isabel
the king's mother, Philippa his consort, the king's ancestors, Walter
Huwet, knight, Hugh his father, Agnes his mother, Amita his wife,
and all to whom he was bound during his life.
July 8. Presentation of John Gyffard, vicar of the church of Okamton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of Bradepol,
in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien abbot of Mounteburgh being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Robert, vicar of the said church.
Presentation of Robert Yonge, vicar of the church of Bradepol,
in the diocese of Salisbury, to the vicarage of the church of Okamton,
in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien abbot of Beke being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Gyffard.
July 14. Commission to John Croucher of Knyghtbrugge and Robert Brys
Westminster, to take pavage for three years in aid of the repair of the highway
between London and Braynford. By C.
Commission to John Wyght, the younger, keeper of the forest of
Brixstok, to fell old oaks not bearing leaves in the bailiwicks of
Fremyngwodes and Getyngtonwode within the said forest by survey
of the verderers there for the repair of the paling of the park of
Brixstok which is broken down.
July 12. Presentation of William Wattes, parson of the church of Porth-
Westminster. craghan, in the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Newynton, in
the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of Worcester ; on an exchange of benefices with
David Thomas.
Presentation, on the like exchange, of David Thomas to the church
of Porthcraghan, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Penbrok
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
April 21. Commission to John Joos, ' chivaler,' Hugh Brumhull, parson of
Westminster, the church of Carru, and Thomas Castel to be the king's attorneys
to receive seisin in his name from Walter Amy as, John Abraham,
John Doune, John Prat and Ralph de Walsham of the castle and
county of Pembroke, the castles and lordships of Tynby and Kylgarren
and the commote of Oystrelowe in Wales, to hold until the end of
the term contained in certain charters indented, with remainder in
tail to John son and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke,
and reversion to the king and his heirs.
July 14. Presentation of John Clerc, vicar of the church of Estree, in the
Westminster, diocese of Canterbury, to the vicarage of the church of Brokesburn,
in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
July 8.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 6 — cord.
of the bishopric of London ; on an exchange of benefices with John
Kyng.
Membrane 5.
July 6. Grant to the burgesses and good men of Beverley of pavage for four
Westminster, years.
July 8. Presentation of John de Lytlyngton, parson of the church of
Westminster. Querynton, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the church
of Gaysle, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Stoke being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Nicholas
Brokle.
July 10. Pardon to Stephen de Cosyngton, knight, of his outlawry in the
Westminster, husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to answer Robert de Laton touching a plea of debt of 60/. ; he having
now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
July 10. Licence, for 10Z. paid to the king by Nicholas de Exton, citizen
Westminster, and fishmonger of London, for him and Katharine his wife to enfeoff
John de Cobeham of Kent, ' chivaler,' William de Walworth, citizen
of London, William de Halden, John Philipot, citizen of London,
Thomas de Santon, Alexander de Whiteby, John Bays, William
Home and Richard de Wermyngton, clerk, of a messuage, 150 acres
of land, 16 acres of meadow and 15 acres of pasture in the parish of
St. Giles of the Lepers without the bar of the Old Temple, London,
and Leyton, held in chief.
July 10. Pardon to Robert son of Thomas Kyng of Bacton of the king's suit
Westminster, for the death of William Daulyn of Bacton ; as the king has learned
by the record of William de Wychyngham and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Lincoln castle, that he killed him
in self-defence.
July 1 1 . Licence for William de Stokesley of Whyteby to transfer the chantry
Westminster, lately founded by him in the church of Stokesley to the chapel of St.
Mary within the priory of Giseburn, as its rents and possessions scarcely
reach the value of 5 marks yearly and so it has been void for no small
time ; and for the prior and convent of Giseburn to hold all the said
rents and possessions to find a canon regular to celebrate divine service
daily in the said chapel for the safe estate of the king and his children,
and of the said William, and for their souls after their death, and
for the souls of John de Stokesley, Cecily his wife, and William their
son.
July 14. Commission to John Croucher of Knythbrugge and Robert Brys
Westminster, to take pavage for three years in aid of the repair of the highway
between London and Braynford. By C.
July 14. Appointment of Nicholas de Dagworth, ' chivaler,' going to Ireland
Westminster, to expedite certain concerns of the king there, to arrest ships for the
passage of himself and his men where he will, to go with him at the
king's wages.
126
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 5 — cont.
July 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Mirfeld,
Westminster, clerk, and Roger de Barneburgh, clerk, of the manor of Westhagh, a
messuage, a bovate and 10J acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and
ll^d. of rent in Kesseburgh, Bergh, Heghome, Westbretton, Clayton,
Derton, Wollay and Birth way t, by Thomas de Malhom, chaplain,
and Richard Brand, chaplain, of 4 messuages, a bovate and 72 J acres of
land and 65. 8d. of rent in Great Lyversegge, Robert Lyversegge and
Little Lyversegge, and by Thomas de Metham, ' chivaler,' of 100s.
of rent in Halgton, not held of the king, all which, except the said
rents, are of the yearly value of 78s. 4d as is found by an inquisition
taken by John Sayvill, escheator in the county of York, to the prioress
and convent of Kirkeleghes in satisfaction of 10Z. of the 201. yearly
of land and rent which they had the king's licence to acquire.
July 22. Appointment of John Osbern, bailiff of the hundred of Rocheford,
Westminster, to take in the county of Essex carpenters, labourers and other work-
men for making and repairing the king's mill of Haddele, put them
to the said work to stay there as long as shall be necessary, buy timber,
lime, iron and other necessaries, and carriage for the same, by view
and controlment of the king's esquire, Walter Whithors, constable
of the castle of Haddele, and arrest all who are contrariant and commit
them to prison until further order.
Membrane 4.
July 6. Licence, for 10 marks paid to the king by Henry, lord of Percy,
Westminster, for him to grant for life to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, a
yearly rent of 40Z. out of his manor of Newebourne, co. Northumberland,
held in chief, with proviso for distraint in case of the rent being in
arrear.
July 5. Licence, for 60/. paid to the king by the same Henry, for the said
Westminster. Gilbert to enfeoff John de Haweburgh, parson of the church of
Ewardeby, John de Pykworth, parson of the church of Ovyngeham,
John de Repynghale and Nicholas de Sabram of the castle of Prudhowe
and the manor of Ovyngeham, co. Northumberland, held in chief,
and for them to grant the same to the earl and Maud, his wife, in tail,
with remainder to Henry in tail male and remainder over to the right
heirs of the earl.
July 12. Presentation of Robert de Appelgarth to the church of Qwydyngton,
Westminster, of the jurisdiction of Richemond.
June 27. Grant for life to the king's servant, Richard Alban, of a messuage
Westminster, with 2 houses built thereon in Orpyngton, co. Kent, late of Nicholas
de Yistele, late parson of the church of Orpyngton, which are forfeit
to the king because Robert de Ellebourne, late vicar of the said church,
purchased them in mortmain from Nicholas without the king's licence,
as is found by inquisition taken by the late escheator in the said
county. By p.s.
July 10. Commission to Thomas Sampkyn, John Huberd, Richard Rolf
Westminster, and John Gaal to take in the hundred of Bekentre and other lordships
of the abbess of Berkyng workmen and labourers for repairing the
walls of her marsh at Berkyng, which arc broken down by the force
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of the sea, and put them to the works at her wages, there to stay as
long as shall be necessary.
July 11. Presentation of Henry de Glaston to the church of Maynardeyvy,
Westminster, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of certain
lands late of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, being in his
hand for certain causes.
July 13. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year
Westminster, lately granted to James Hadresham, alias Rameseye, citizen and
fishmonger of London, who was to have gone beyond seas in the
company of William de Elmham, governor of the city of Bayonne and
seneschal of Landes in Aquitaine ; as it appears by a certificate of
the sheriffs of London that he has not yet gone, but makes stay in the
city attending to his own affairs.
July 13. Presentation of William de Stodeleye, parson of the church of St.
Westminster. Benet by Pouleswherf, London, to the church of Bisshopeshampton,
in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of Worcester ; on an exchange of benefices with
William de Greseleye.
July 16. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas del Castell as steward
Westminster, of the castle and county of Pembroke, the castle and lordship of
Tynby and Kilgarren, and the commote of Oystrelowe in Wales, in
the king's hand by the death of John, earl of Pembroke, taking the
accustomed fees. By C.
July 16. Pardon to John son of John de Westede of Corston of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of John Dunnyng, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
July 16. Licence for the prior and brethren of the hospital of St. John of
Westminster. Jerusalem in England to demise for life at a fixed farm to John Knyvet,
knight, Eleanor his wife, and John their son, all their garden in
Fletestrete in the parish of St. Bride in the suburb of London, lying
between the inn of the abbot of Faveresham and the water of Thames,
which was sometime given by the king's progenitors to the prior and
brethren of the order of Knights Templars. By p.s.
July 19. Presentation of Thomas de Maddyngle to the church of Munketon,
Guildford. in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the abbey of Glastonbury. By p.s.
July 24. Presentation of Thomas de Norton to the church of Stretham, in
Westminster, the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporali-
ties of the alien priory of Okebourne being in his hand on account of
the war with France.
July 24. Ratification of the estate of Adam de Seggefeld as chaplain of the
Westminster, chantry of St. Mary in the north porch of the church of Gatesheved.
July 24. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Bardolf, of the keeping of the
Westminster, lands late of Edmund de Fritheby, who held in chief, until the full
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age of his heir, provided that he keep the lands without waste and
destruction and do all the real services and other charges incumbent
thereon. By p.s.
July 24. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of Walter
Westminster. Amyas, John Abraham, John Doun and John Prat, clerks, and
Ralph de Walsham, dated at London, 4 February, 49 Edward III,
granting for life to John Gyboun the offices of the grand bedelry of
the county of Pembroke and of the keeping of the gate of the castle
of Pembroke, taking 3d. daily out of the castle and the fees pertaining
to the offices. By p.s.
July 20. Licence for William, bishop of Winchester, Henry de Percy, knight,
Westminster. Walter Amyas, clerk, John de Barowe, clerk, and Ralph de Walsham,
executors of the will of the king's son, John de Hastynges, late earl
of Pembroke, to administer the earl's goods, pay his debts and legacies
and remunerate his household and servants according to the will of
the deceased, notwithstanding that he was bound to the king in some
debts on the day of his death, which are not yet paid. By K.
July 29. Presentation of William de Bolton to the church of Brede, in the
Westminster, diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the abbot of Fescambe being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
Aug. 2. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter, Isabel, countess
Westminster, of Bedford, to John son of Geoffrey de Kayngham of the king's suit
for the death of Thomas de Welles, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Membrane 3.
July 18. Ratification of the estate of John de Galmyngton as parson of the
Westminster, church of Liteltoryton, in the diocese of Exeter.
July 18. Licence for the prior and convent of the church of St. Mary,
Henley. Glastonbury , to elect an abbot in the room of Walter de Monyton,
deceased. By K.
July 17. Whereas the king by letters patent granted licence for his clerk,
Westminster. John de Blockeleye, to grant in mortmain 6/. yearly of land, not held
in chief, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church
of Littethurn, and the said John has prayed the king that, whereas
the said letters have not taken effect, he will grant licence for the
alienation in mortmain by him of a messuage, a mill, a toft and an
acre of land in Blockeleye, 5 acres of land in Hongyndaston and 275.
of rent in Dome, co. Worcester, to Henry Rose, warden of the chantry
of the Blessed Virgin Mary lately founded in the church of Blockeleye,
which is left desolate because of its poor endowment ; the king has
granted licence for the alienation of the premises, which are of the
yearly value of 33<s. as is found by an inquisition taken by John
Hambury, escheator in the said county, to the said warden and his
successors in satisfaction of 33<s. of the above-mentioned 61.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
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1375. Membrane 3 — cord.
July 16. Grant for life to William Chandeler, clerk, for long service, of the
Henley. office of porter of the castle of Quenesburgh, taking such wages as
Peter, the late porter, took. By K.
April 22. Grant for life to John Mayho of a messuage and a virgate of land
E It ham Manor, in Padbury, co. Buckingham, forfeit to the king by reason of the
appropriation thereof in mortmain to the prior of Bradewell and
his house without licence, for which the king is answered at the
Exchequer in 20<s. yearly. By p.s.
July 14. John atte Vise, staying in England, has letters nominating Walter
Westminster. Somerey and William Terell as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Th. de Newenham received the attorneys.
July 21. Pardon to Nicholas, abbot of Westminster, of the king's suit for
Guildford, the escapes of any convicted clerks committed to his prison in pursuance
of the benefit of clergy. By K.
July 21. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Master John de
Guildford. Caumpeden, as parson of the church of Lughtburgh, in the diocese
of Lincoln. By K.
July 21. Exemption for life of John de Cherteseye from being put on assizes,
Guildford, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against
his will. By K.
June 28. Grant in mortmain to the prioress and convent of the monastery of
Westminster, the Sisters of Derteford, of the order of St. Augustine, living according
to the rules and under the care of the friars of the order of Preachers, of
2 messuages and 3 shops in Cordewanerstrete in the parishes of St.
Mary-le-Bow and Aldermarychurche, London, which James Andreu,
deceased, held for life of the demise of William de Weston and Margery,
his wife, sometime the wife of Robert de Upton, with reversion to the
king and his heirs, and which the king duly recovered against John
Vyne, ' draper,' citizen of London ; and grant to them of the issues
pertaining to the king of the said messuages and shops since the death
of James. By p.s.
July 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the king's kinsman,
Guildford. Richard, earl of Arundel, of a yearly rent of 107 marks out of his
manors of Angemerynge, Wepham and Warnecamp, co. Sussex, not
held of the king, to certain chaplains and clerks whom he has ordained
to serve in a chantry founded by him in his chapel of Arundel, in aid
of their sustenance, until they be provided with an equivalent in land
and rents, not held in chief. Licence, also, for the earl, his heirs or
executors, to acquire lands and rents, not held in chief, to that value,
and to assign them in mortmain to the said chaplains and clerks, provided
it be found by inquisition that that can be done without damage or
prejudice to the king or others, and provided that the said rent be not
paid after the lands have been assigned. By K.
July 29. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the monastery of St. John,
Westminster. Colecestre, in the diocese of London, to elect an abbot in the room of
Richard, deceased.
Wt. 18915. E 9
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Aug. 4. Grant, during pleasure, to John Ailly of Bristol of the office of the
Windsor, pesage of wools in the port of Bristol as others have held it, taking
the accustomed fees.
Aug. 7. Presentation of Henry de Medbourne to the prebend of Olynton in
Yardley. the king's free chapel of Hastynges. By p.s.
Aug. 11. Presentation of Michael Shires to the vicarage of the church of
Drayton. Twykenham, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Takkele being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Aug. 14. Licence for the prioress and convent of the church of Godestowe
Drayton, to elect an abbess in the room of Agnes de Stretele, deceased.
Aug. 18. Presentation of Nicholas Rounheye, chaplain, to the church of
Nassington. Depeden, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the keeping of the land and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, late earl
of Hereford, who held in chief, being in his hand. By p.s.
Aug. 18. Presentation of Simon de Ridesdale to the vicarage of the church
Nassington. of Esthamme, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the bishopric of London.
Aug. 18. Grant to the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, of the
Nassington. keeping of the lands late of Richard de Pembrugge, ' chivaler,' who
held in chief, until the full age of the heir, together with the marriage
of the latter, and so from heir to heir ; provided she find sufficient
sustenance for the heir and do all the real services and other charges
incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Aug. 4. Grant for life to Robert Monk of 2 messuages in Hethe late of John
Westminster. More of Hethe, which are forfeit to the king because John was convicted
of treason ; and grant to him of the gear of a cog and boat late of
the said John, forfeited as above. By p.s.
Membrane 2.
Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter Isabel, countess
of Bedford, to John Mampton of Notyngham, ' carter,' of the king's
suit for the death of David, servant of Roger de Sutton of Notyngham,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
July 26. Presentation of John Pollesworth, chaplain, to the church of St.
Westminster. Andrew, Dryswych, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of Dirhurst being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Aug. 1. Signification to J. bishop of Bath and Wells of the royal assent to
Westminster, the election of John Chynnok, monk of the monastery of Glastonbury,
to be abbot of that place.
Aug. 5. Signification to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric
Westminster, of London of the royal assent to the election of John Dedham, monk
July 25.
Westminster.
49 EDWARD III.— Part I.
131
1375.
Aug. 8.
Yardley.
Aug. 8.
Yardley.
Membrane 2 — cont.
of the abbey of St. John, Colcestre, in the diocese of London, to be
abbot of that place.
Presentation of Roger Typell, vicar of the church of Worthe, in
the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Holford, in the diocese of
Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of
Stokecoursy being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with William Prikyer.
Presentation of William Cudy to the church of St. Mary Somerset,
London, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and
heir of Thomas de Bradeston, knight, who held in chief, being in
his hand.
Aug. 7.
Yardley.
Aug. 8.
Yardley.
Aug. 10.
Yardley.
Aug. 11.
Yardley.
Aug. 7.
Yardley.
Aug. 6.
Yardley.
Aug. 12.
Yardley.
Grant to William de Latymere of the keeping of the lands late of
William de Say, knight, who held in chief, until the full age of his
heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir to heir ;
provided that he find fitting sustenance for the heir and do the real
services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Pardon to John Menynymon of Melbourn of the king's suit for the
death of William Michel of Melburn, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Presentation of Simon Oveston, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
church of Little Hoghton, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift
by reason of the priory of St. Andrew, Norhampton, being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Presentation of William de Hoton, chaplain, to the church of
Clouseworth, in the diocese of Bath and Weils, in the king's gift by
reason of the priory of Mountagu being in his hand as above.
Presentation of John de Neuport to the church of Burton Overay,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory
of Ware being in his hand as above.
Pardon to John Bylling, the younger, of Bosley, of the king's suit
for the death of William ' of the Pyrie ' of Elveton, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Presentation of Robert de Kirkeby to the church of Kirkelevyngton,
in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of Robert Tilliol, knight, who held in chief, being
in his hand. By p.s.
Mandate to Roger Keterich, escheator in the counties of Essex
and Hertford, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. John,
Colcestre, to John de Dedham, monk of the abbey, whose election
as abbot has been confirmed by Amand Fitlyng, canon of the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric
of London, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to Richard de Waterden, escheator in the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
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Aug. 13. Presentation of John Amy to the church of Wyldenne, in the diocese
Drayton. 0f Lincoln.
Aug. 14.
Drayton.
July 27.
Henley.
Aug. 15.
Drayton.
Presentation of James de White well to the church of Sparham, in
the diocese of Norwich. By p.s.
Presentation of Master John de Carreu to the church of Werbelton,
in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of an outlawry
promulgated against Philip de Brumpton, one of the patrons.
Commitment, during plesaure, to the king's clerk, Richard de Treton,
of the keeping of the writs and rolls in the Common Bench, taking the
accustomed fee. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the Bench. By K.
Mandate [Unfinished.]
Presentation of Richard de Holm to the church of St. Andrew,
Holbourn, London, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Bermundesey being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
Aug. 16. Presentation of John Gervays to the church of St. Andrew, Hertford,
Drayton. in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Hertford being in his hand as above.
Aug. 17. Mandate to Walter Cyfrewast, escheator in the counties of Somerset
Nassington. and Dorset, to deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the abbey
of St. Mary, Glastonbury, to John Chynnok, monk of the abbey,
whose election as abbot has been confirmed by John, bishop of Bath
and Wells, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Oliver de Harnham ; Wilts and Berks.
John de Mattesford ; Devon.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Aug. 19. Presentation of John Hynton, chaplain, to the church of Drayton
Nassington. Passelewe, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Aug. 19. Pardon to John de Verdoun, ' chivaler,' of all trespasses of vert and
Nassington. venison done by him in the forest of Rokyngham, whereof he is indicted,
and of whatever pertains to the king in this respect. By p.s.
Sept. 9. Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, staying in England,
Rockingham, has letters nominating Thomas, bishop of Femes in Ireland, as her
attorney in Ireland for one year.
The chancellor received the attorney.
Membrane 1.
July 27. Whereas by divers letters patent the king granted licence for the
Westminster, executors of the will of Master Henry de Chaddesden, late archdeacon
of Leycestre, to grant in mortmain a messuage in Chaddesden and
other lands and rents to the warden and two chaplains of a chantry
founded by them in the chapel of St. Mary, Chaddesden, co. Derby,
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1375. Membrane 1 — cont.
and for the prior and convent of Launde, co. Leicester, to grant in
mortmain 10/. of rent to the same, and for the said executors to grant
a messuage in Briggestrete, London, and the reversion of a messuage
in Paternosterstrete, London, to the said warden and chaplains and
to a fourth chaplain to be newly appointed by them in the said chapel ;
he has now granted that the said fourth chaplain shall share equally
with the others in dwelling and sustenance, as well as in all the said
lands, rents and possessions, and all advantages and profits pertaining
to the said chaplains. He has also granted licence for the alienation
in mortmain by the said executors of the advowson of the said chantry
to the abbot and convent of Derleye and the abbot and convent of
La Dale, to present alternately a fit chaplain whenever the wardenship
or a chaplaincy be void on the nomination of the remaining chaplains
or a majority of them ; and in case of their failure to present, the
archdeacon of Derby, or if he fail, the ordinary of the place or the
guardian of the spirituality if the see be void, may present as above.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
March 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of William Bardolf,
Westminster, lord of Wirmegeye, dated at Wirmegeye, 30 March, 47 Edward III,
and witnessed by William, lord of Morle, Robert Howard, Adam de
Clifton, Hamo de Felton, Roger de Welesham, John Harsyk, Peter
Lestrange, knights, Sir Simon, parson of the church of Castre, Richard
Holdich, William de Bersale, Nicholas de Massyngham, Richard Toth,
Nicholas Grace and William Braunche, granting for life to Ralph de
Poleye, knight, a yearly rent of 201. out of his manor of Whynbergh,
co. Norfolk, held in chief, with proviso for distraint in case of the
rent being in arrear. By p.s. and for 40s. paid in the hanaper.
July 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) letters patent of John de
Guildford. Hermesthorp, warden of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower
of London, and the brethren and sisters of the hospital, dated 1 January,
42 Edward III, granting, at the instance of queen Philippa, patroness
of the hospital, to Stephanetta Olneye, for a certain sum to be converted
to the necessary uses of the hospital, a corrody in the hospital for
life, to wit, every day two loaves, one white and one black, and a
gallon of ale or Id. for the same as the brethren and sisters take, which
corrody William de Boulge, chaplain of the hospital, had long ago
and lately demised to the use of Stephanetta, and also two messes of
flesh or fish with the accustomed pittance daily, or 1\d. for the same,
with free entry and exit to and from the hospital and kitchen at fitting
times ; and (2) letters patent of the same, dated 12 June, 1372, granting
to the said Stephanetta and Joan, her younger daughter, a void plot
of land within the hospital, opposite the principal gate of entry of the
same, to be suitably built with houses for their stay and to make a
garden adjoining it, which plot contains in length 170 feet and extends
to the great dyke between the great garden of the warden and the
garden of the brethren, and in breadth 46 feet between the dwelling
house of the warden on the west and the church on the east, to hold
the said plot and the buildings thereon, when they are built, for life,
with free entry and exit for them and their household ; and granting
that they may demise the premises at farm for the term of their
lives, provided the persons to whom they demise them be of good con-
versation and honest life ; and the said Stephanetta and Joan will
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maintain and repair the premises at their own cost and will not
alienate or sell them without special licence. By p.s.
July 28. Order to all sheriffs and bailiffs to arrest all of the order of Friars
Westminster. Preachers whom they shall find vagabond in their bailiwicks, as the
prior provincial or any prior conventual of the order shall intimate
to them, and deliver them to the said priors for chastisement according
to the rule of their order.
Aug. 15. Pardon to Adam Seem of Bristok of the king's suit for the death
Drayton. 0f Robert Lambyn, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him
in self-defence and did good service in the king's wars beyond seas
after the said death. By p.s.
Aug. 10. Whereas Ralph Basset of Drayton by a bargain made between
Yardley him and certain of the king's council at the king's commandment
Hastings, j^g to tne king, for the sum of 12,000 franks of gold, one of his
prisoners named Reyner Grymbaud, ' Jenevoys,' taken in war in the
last voyage made by the king's son, the king of Castile and Leon,
duke of Lancaster ; the king acknowledges that he is bound to Ralph
in the said sum, to be paid to him or his executors or assigns in Lon-
don in the church of St. Paul, a moiety at Easter next and a moiety
at the following Michaelmas, if Reyner be delivered alive within
a month after the date of these presents, and wills that, if Ralph
wish for other security, such shall be accorded him on the coming of
himself or of his council to London. French.
Aug. 10. And John, lord of Nevyll, steward, William, lord of Latymer,
Yardley chamberlain, John Knyvet, chancellor, Richard Lescrop, treasurer,
Hastings. an(j Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, promise to use their
diligence to have the above performed. French.
Aug. 10. Grant to Alice Perers of the keeping of the lands late of John Payn
Yardley. Gf London, ' armurer,' who held in chief, until the full age of his heir,
together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir to heir ;
provided that she find fitting sustenance for the said heir and do the
real services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Aug. 21. Grant, during pleasure, to Henry Dounham of the office of parker
Blatherwycke. 0f the park of Hampstede Marshal, together with the wages and fees
pertaining to the said office. By p.s.
Membrane 35d.
Jan. 30. Commission to William la Zouche of Haryngworth, Roger la Warre,
Westminster. Ralph Basset of Bytham, Simon Simeon, Nicholas Grene and John
de Harwedon to inform themselves touching the circumstances of
certain dissensions and debates which have arisen between the king's
men and tenants of his lordship of Okham and Langham and the
men and tenants of Thomas le Despenser of Burley, and to settle
the same.
Feb. 12. Association of Robert Bealknap in the commission de walliis et
Westminster, fossatis to the abbot of Battle and his fellows between Wynchelse
and the towns of Odymere and La Rye, co. Sussex.
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135
1375. Membrane 34d.
Feb. 13. Commission to William de Percy, Walter de Ursewik, Nicholas de
Westminster. Haryngton, William de Tunstall, William de Thorneton, Hugh de
Thorneton, Gilbert de Thorneton and Thomas de Clapham to arrest
and deliver to the Marshalsea prison William de Redman of Fayrthwayt,
Robert son of William de Doufbiging of Bentham, William son of
John Forster of Aldwenyngton, Christopher son of Edmund Forster
of Bentham, Edward son of William de Redmane of Fayrthwayt,
Christiana sometime the wife of William de Doufbiging of Bentham,
Elizabeth sometime the wife of Edmund Forster of Bentham, Robert
son of Edmund Forster of Bentham, Robert son of Robert Forster
of Tat ham, Henry ' Kittokson de Redman ' of Kirkeby in Lonesdale
and Maud his wife, Richard son of Thomas de Laghfot, John Rast of
Kendale, Agnes sometime the wife of John Hunter of Wytigton and
John son of William Forster of Bethame, who are indicted of the
death of Alan Proctour, killed at Dent, before Robert de Arthyngton,
one of the coroners of the county of York ; as the king has been
informed by the complaint of some of the friends of the deceased that
the said malefactors, banded together with others, are vagabond in
divers parts of the realm threatening to kill their indictors and the
said friends, and to burn their houses.
Membrane 33d.
Feb. 4. Commission of the peace, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester,
Westminster. Northampton and Westminster, to Hugh de Courteneye, earl of Devon,
James de Audeley, John Mountague, William Tauk, Henry Percehay,
John Cary, William Bryghtleh and Thomas Affeton, in the county
of Devon ; also to make inquisition touching felonies, trespasses,
forstalleries, regrateries, abuses of weights and measures by innkeepers
and others, and attempts by workmen, artificers and servants against
the form of the ordinances and statutes made for the weal of the
realm, and to hear and determine the same ; also to inspect and
determine all processes and indictments of felonies, trespasses,
forstalleries and regrateries begun and not yet determined before
John Cary and his fellows, late keepers of the peace and justices of
oyer and terminer in the said county.
The like to the following in the counties named, with the clause
that one of the justices of assize is to hear the felonies : —
Roger Scales, John de Cavendissh, William de Thorp, John Holt,
Thomas Holbech, William Castelacre, William Bateman,
Thomas Sewale and Edmund de Walsyngham ; Cambridge.
William la Zouche of Haryngworth, William de Wychyngham,
Thomas de Ingelby, William de Thorp, Thomas de Preston,
John Holt, Richard Wydevill, Simon Warde, John Lions,
John de Harwedon and John de Tyndale ; Northampton.
Warin del Isle, John de Foxle, Hugh de Segrave, Walter Perle,
David Hanemere, John Kentwode, Thomas de la Mare, John
James, Thomas de Hoton and Robert de Wyghthull ; Berks.
William de Hunt yngf eld, William de Wychyngham, Thomas de
Ingelby, William de Thorp, Roger de Kirketon, John Hode of
Flete, William de Spaigne, Roger Thoup and Thomas de
Pyncebek ; the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 33d — cont.
May 6. Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, Thomas de Ponynges,
Westminster. Robert Bealknap, Edward de Sane to Johanne, John de Waleys,
William de Cobeham, Henry Asty, Roger Dalyngrugge, Robert
de Halsham and Nicholas Wilcombe ; Sussex.
May 16. Nicholas de Audeleye, Gilbert Talbot, Walter Perle, David
Westminster. Hanemere, John Gour and John de Oldecastel ; Hereford.
May 20. Henry de Percy, William de Aton, Roger de Kirketon, Roger
Westminster. de Fulthorp, John Conestable of Halsham, Thomas de
Wythornwyk, Peter de Grymmesby, Robert de Lorymer,
Thomas Saltmersh and John Dayvill ; the East Riding, co.
York.
July 5. William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, William Tauk, Robert
Westminster. le Fitz Payn, John de la Hale, Edmund Fitz Herberd, Walter
Perle, Roger Manyngford, William Payn and Edmund Strode ;
Dorset.
July 5. Hugh, earl of Stafford, Guy de Bryan, Peter le Veel, Walter
Westminster. Perle, David Hanemere, Robert Palet, John Clifford and
Thomas Styward ; Gloucester.
July 15. Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, Guy de Bryene, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. William Botreaux, ' chivaler,' William Tauk, Henry Percehay,
William Cary and John Cary ; Devon.
Dec. 6. William de Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby, John de Basynges,
Westminster. Simon Warde, John de Wittelesbury, Nicholas Grene and
Walter Scarle ; Rutland. By C.
Sept. 25. John de Vernoun, John Golafre, Richard de Adderbury, Reynold
Westminster. Malyns, Walter Perle, David Hanemere, John de Baldyngton,
Robert de Wyghthull and John Laundeles ; Oxford.
Nov. 10. Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp,
Westminster. Walter Frost, John de Lokton and Thomas de Beverle ; the
liberty of St. John of Beverley.
Dec. 6. William Latymer, John de Cobham, Robert Bealknap, Reynold
Westminster. de Cobeham, Henry Asty, William de Horn, Thomas de
Shardelowe and Nicholas Heryng ; Kent. By C.
Dec. 6. John de Vernoun, John Golafre, Richard de Adderbury, Gilbert
Westminster. Wace, Walter Perle, David Hanemere, John de Baldyngton,
Robert de Wyghthull, John Laundeles and Nicholas de
Somerton ; Oxford. By C.
Dec. 6. Adam de Everyngham of Laxton, William de Wychyngham,
Westminster. Thomas de Ingelby, Simon de Leek, Robert de Morton, Robert
Martell, Thomas de Staunton, John Stanhop and Edmund de
Clay ; Nottingham. By C.
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137
1375. Membrane 33d — cont.
Dec. 6. Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, Robert Bealknap, Edward
Westminster. de Sancto Johanne, John Waleys, Henry Asty, Roger
Dalyngerugge, Robert de Halsham, Nicholas Wilcombe and
William de Batelesford ; Sussex. By C.
Dec. 6. Robert Bealknap, Henry Asty, Hugh de Badwe, Thomas de
Westminster. Maundevyll, John de Sutton, John de Bampton, Robert de
Teye, John de Sudbury, John atte Welde and Thomas atte
Ook ; Essex. By C.
Dec. 6. Nicholas Burnell, Roger Lestraunge of Knokyn, Walter Perle,
Westminster. David Hanemere, Thomas de Neuport, Roger de la Lee, Edward
Burnell and Stephen Lugwardyn ; Salop. By C.
Dec. 6. Gilbert de Umframvyll, earl of Angus, Henry de Percy, Henry
Westminster. Scrop, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp and William de
Heppescotes ; Northumberland. By C.
Dec. 6. Roger de Clyfford, Ralph, baron of Greystoke, Roger de Kirketon,
Westminster. Roger de Fulthorp, Adam de Blencowe and Robert de
Hornesheved ; Cumberland. By C.
Dec. 6. John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Robert de Swylyngton, William
de Mirfeld, John Sayvyll, Thomas de Nessefeld, Brian de
Stapulton, John de Dronsfeld, Robert de Roos of Ingmanthorp,
John Totehull and Richard Basy of Bylburgh ; the West
Riding, co. York. By C.
Dec. 6. John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Robert de
Westminster. Wilughby, Ralph de Cromwell, William de Wychyngham,
Thomas de Ingelby, John Dymmok, Ralph de Skypwyth,
Thomas de Withornwyk, John de Boys and John Poucher ;
the parts of Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln. By C.
Membrane 32d.
Dec. 6. Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, Robert de Wylughby,
Westminster. Ralph Basset of Sapecote, William de Wychyngham, Thomas
de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Robert de Roos, the elder,
Henry Asty and Thomas Cleymond ; the parts of Kesteven,
co. Lincoln. By C.
Reynold de Grey of Ruthyn, John de Cavendissh, Gerard de
Braybrok, John de Ragoun, Roger de Trumpyngton, Thomas
atte Dale, John Holt, John Malyns and Robert Flamvyll ;
Bedford. By C.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, William de
Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby, John de Grey of Codenore,
Godfrey Foljeambe, John de Greseleye, Henry de Brailesford,
Walter de Mungomry, Robert de Twyford, Richard de Meynyll,
John de la Pole and John Foucher ; Derby. By C.
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 3 2d — cont.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, William de
Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Belers, Ralph
de Ferrers, William Bernak, John Talbot of Swanyngton, John
Paynel of Knaptof, Simon Pakeman and William de Lought-
burgh ; Leicester. By C.
William de Huntyngfeld, William de Wychyngham, Thomas de
Ingelby, John Hode of Flete, William de Spaygne and Thomas
de Pynchebek ; the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln. By C.
Henry de Percy, Peter de Maulay, William de Aton, Roger de
Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas de Sutton, John
Conestable of Halsham, John Bygot and William Percehay ;
the East Riding, co. York. By C.
William la Zouche of Haryngworth, John de la Warre, William
de Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby, William de Thorp,
Thomas de Preston, Thomas de Grene, John Holt, Richard
Wydevyll, Simon Warde, John de Harwedon and John de
Tyndale ; Northampton. By C.
Roger de Clyfford, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas
de Musgrave, Thomas de Roos, Gilbert de Culwen, Hugh de
Louth, Thomas de Staunford and John de Dent ; Westmoreland.
By C.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, William Bardolf of Wermegeye,
Robert de Morlee, John de Cavendissh, William de Wychyng-
ham, Robert Howard, John Holt, John Harlyng, Edmund
Gurnay, William Clere, Reynold de Eccles and John de Holkham ;
Norfolk. By C.
John de Cavendissh, John de Ayllesbury, John Cheyne, John de
Bermyngeham, John Holt, John Tyryngham and John Olneye ;
Buckingham. By C.
Roger de Scales, John de Cavendissh, John de Collevyll, John
Holt, William Castelacre, William Bateman and Thomas
Sewale ; Cambridge. By C.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, John de Cavendissh, John
de Breus, the elder, Robert Bacon, John Holt, John de Sudbery,
Roger de Wolvereston, John de Lakyngheth, William Berard,
Thomas de Bergham, Robert de Asshefeld, John de Rokewode
and Edmund de Clippesby ; Suffolk. By C.
Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, John de Buttetourte,
John de Clynton, William de Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby,
Henry de Ardern and Robert de Warrewyk ; Warwick.
By C.
Hugh, earl of Stafford, Thomas de Berkele, Guy de Brian, Peter
le Veel, Walter Perle, David Hanmere, Richard Sydenham,
John de Clyfford, John Sergeant and Thomas Sty ward ;
Gloucester. By C.
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139
1375. Membrane Z2d — cont.
Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, Nicholas Carreu, Robert
Bealknap, Henry Asty, Thomas de Illeston, William Neudegate,
Robert Loxele and John Olyver, the younger ; Surrey.
By C.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Robert Beal-
knap, Henry Asty, Thomas Fytlyng, Thomas de Hoo, John
Henxteworth, Robert Turk, John Westwycombe and John
Cherteseye ; Hertford. By C.
Nicholas de Audele, Gilbert Talbot, John de Eynesford, Thomas
Chaundos, Walter Perle, David Hanemere and John de
Oldecastel ; Hereford. By C.
Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, John de Bello Campo,
Walter Perle, David Hanemere, Henry de Arderne, John atte
Wode and Henry de Bruyn ; Worcester. By C.
Guy de Bryan, William Botreaux, Henry Percehay, Walter de
Clopton, Henry Forde and Richard de Sydenham ; Somerset.
By C.
Stephen de Cosyngton, Richard Sergeaux, Henry Nanfan, William
Bruyn, Henry Percehay, Walter Clopton, John Cary and
Robert Tresilian ; Cornwall. By C.
John de Monte Acuto, Luke de Ponynges, Thomas West, Henry
Percehay, Walter de Clopton, William Ryngeborn, Walter de
Haywod, Henry Sturmy and William de Hoghton ; Southamp-
ton. By C.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Henry de
Percy, Richard Lescrop, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp,
Richard de Richemound, Henry de Bellerby, Richard Bernard,
William de Nessefeld, John Lokton and John Laton ; the
North Riding, co. York. By C.
Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, Guy de Brian, John de Dynham,
John Beaumond, Henry Percehay, Walter Clopton, John Cary,
William Cary and Martin Ferrers ; Devon. By C.
Thomas de Hungerford, Laurence de Sancto Martino, ' chivaler,'
John de la Mare, Henry Percehay, Walter de Clopton, Michael
Skillyng, Thomas Drewe and William de Werfton ; Wilts.
By C.
William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, Robert le Fitz Payn,
John de la Hale, Henry Percehay, Walter Perle, Walter Clopton,
Roger Manyngford and William Payn ; Dorset. By C.
Hugh, earl of Stafford, James de Audeleye of Helegh, Ralph
Basset of Drayton, Ralph de Ferers, Walter Perle, David
Hanemere, Richard de Duddeleye, John de Verdon, John de la
Pole and Simon de Lycchfeld ; Stafford. By C.
140
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane zid.
Jan. 31. Commission to Thomas Reynes, ' chivaler,' John Alisandre, Richard
Westminster. Makehayt, Richard Willes, master of the barge of Lyde, John Lovecok,
Nicholas Makehayt, Richard Edmund and John Maidekyn, — on
information that divers goods and merchandise lately taken by the
king's people of the barge of Lyde in three tarets at sea, which were
brought before the town of Wynchelse in a port called 1 Camere '
and should of right pertain to the king, have been withdrawn and
concealed by certain men of the tarets, — to make inquisition in the
Cinque Ports touching the said goods, take them into the king's hand
and keep them for his use if they exist, and if they do not exist, to
detain under arrest all those into whose hands they came and by whom
they were consumed or otherwise eloigned until the king be satisfied
of the goods or their value, or until they find security to answer to the
king for the same.
Feb. 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Lestraunge, Nicholas
Westminster, de Audele, Nicholas Burnell, Roger de Kirketon, William Trussell
and Roger de Fulthorp, on complaint by Robert de Harley and Joan,
his wife, that Peter de Cornewaill assaulted and wounded the latter
at Williley, Harley and Grotyngton, co. Salop.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 11. The like to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de
Westminster. Fulthorp, Robert de Umframvill, Thomas Surteys, William de Acton
and John de Mitford, on complaint by Richard Scotte of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne that William de la Vale, ' chivaler,' Robert de Eland,
Robert Stevenson of Benwell, Robert Jakson of Benewell, William
Shephird, Roger de Dunce, Robert Trotter, John de Skirwith,
William Munke, Benedict Pieresson, Roger Milner of Gatesheved,
William Johanson, ' cook,' Robert de Stanlawe, William Francheman
' of Pilgrymstret,' John White of Gatesheved, Gilbert Pratyman and
others broke his park at Benwell, co. Northumberland, hunted therein
without licence, felled his trees there, dug in his mine there, carried
away coals, trees, timber and other goods, deer from the park and
the young of herons nesting there, trod down and consumed with
carts and cattle his crops, grass and the sprouts of his copse there,
inflicted on his tenants, to whom he had let his said mine at farm,
injuries, oppressions, heavy fines and distraints, took away their
carriages at divers times and so threatened them that they dare not
work in the mine and none of those parts dare come to the mine to
buy coal for fear of death, nor can he find other farmers or servants
to serve him in the mine, and assaulted his men and servants.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Association of Reynold de Malyns in the commission of the peace
and of oyer and terminer to Roger de Cotesford and his fellows in the
county of Oxford ; provided that the first commissioners do not await
his presence but admit him if he happen to be at the place appointed
by them for meeting.
Membrane 30d.
Feb. 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Lestraunge, Nicholas
Westminster, de Audele, Nicholas Burnell, Roger de Kirketon, William Trussell
and Roger de Fulthorp, on complaint by Robert de Harley that Peter
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
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141
1375. Membrane 30d — cont.
de Cornewaill and others broke his close, houses and two chests at
Williley, co. Salop, took away his goods and a writing of the statute
merchant whereby he was bound to Robert de Thornes in 2,000/.,
which was delivered to him by the latter in lieu of an acquittance,
also charters, writings and other muniments touching his right and
inheritance, and assaulted his men and servants.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 8. Commission to William de Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby,
Westminster. Richard de Byngham and Simon de Leyke to make inquisition in
the county of Nottingham touching all extortions, conspiracies,
confederacies and other grievances and excesses perpetrated in the
towns of Warsop and Orston.
Feb. 15. Association of Nicholas Heryng in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer to William de Latymer and his fellows in
the county of Kent ; provided that the first commissioners do not
await his presence but admit him if he happen to be at the place
appointed by them for meeting.
May 20. The like of John Penros in the like commission to Stephen de
Westminster. Cusyngton and his fellows in the county of Cornwall.
Feb. 16. Commission to William Latymer, constable of Dover castle and
Westminster, warden of the Cinque Ports, Thomas de Reyns, his lieutenant, the
sheriff of Kent and the mayor and bailiffs of Hethe to arrest John
More, John Berne, John Gaskwyn, Thomas Page, Thomas Elys, Alan
Coggere and William Moys within the liberty of the Cinque Ports
or in the counties of Kent and Sussex, and have them brought to the
Tower of London and delivered by indenture to the constable for safe
keeping until further order. By C.
Membrane 29d.
Feb. 14. Commission to John de Cavendissh, Roger de Kirketon, John Holt,
Westminster. Richard de Treton, Roger de Harleston and John de Bretton to make
inquisition in the county of Cambridge touching all extortions,
oppressions, falsities, damages, grievances, champerties, ambidextries
and other misdeeds perpetrated in that county.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Feb. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kirketon, Walter
Westminster, de Perle, John de Roche and Philip Fitz Waryn, on complaint by
Maud Wodehous of Asshbury that Joan late the wife of John Roche,
Robert, parson of the church of Stratfeld Say, and others, broke her
close and house at Overweston, co. Wilts, drove away 12 oxen, worth
20 marks, took away her goods and assaulted her men and servants.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 20. Commission to John Neumarchy, John de Boys, Thomas de Brunham
Westminster, and Robert Gouk to make inquisition in the county of Lincoln touching
an information that very many oaks and other great trees in the woods
of the isle of Axiholme, late of John de Moubray, ' chivaler,' who held
in chief, which are in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the
heir of the said John and are in the keeping of Ralph Basset of Drayton
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 29d — cord.
by the king's commitment, have been blown down by the excessive
force and fury of the wind ; also to take such oaks and trees into the
king's hand and keep them safely until further order.
Feb. 20. Association of Thomas Styward with Thomas de Berkele and his
Westminster, fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Gloucester.
Feb. 19. Likewise Roger de Elmerugge is associated with Roger de Cotesford
Westminster, and his fellows, keepers of the peace and justices of oyer and terminer
in the county of Oxford, in the room of John de Nowers, whom the
king for certain causes has thought fit to remove from the office.
Membrane 28d.
Feb. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Clynton, Baldwin de
Westminster. Frevyll, Roger de Kirketon, David Hanmere and John Holte, on
complaint by Richard, earl of Arundel, that Richard de Caldeford,
' clerc,' John Lambard, John Huwet, Richard Mule ward, Henry
Cockes and others carried away John Solyere, his bondman, at
Burdyngbury, co. Warwick, took away his goods, and assaulted John
Bacon, his servant. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 16. Association of Roger de Fulthorp in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer in the county of Lancaster to John, duke of
Lancaster, and his fellows, in which commission Roger de Kirketon,
Thomas de Sandford and John de Dent were afterwards associated ;
provided that the duke and the other commissioners do not await
his presence but admit him if he happen to be present at their meeting.
Feb. 17. Commission to Roger Bellers, Henry Grene, Thomas de Burton,
Westminster. Robert de Morton, Laurence Hauberk and Nicholas Grene, and to John
Leg, Andrew Tyndale and Richard de Henbrugge, serjeants-at-arms,
and to Thomas Cheyne, William Cheyne and John Dadyngton,
to arrest and bring before the king in the quinzaine of Easter Nicholas
Deyncourt, John Deyncourt, his brother, Robert Baylly of Graneby,
John Woburn of Graneby, Robert Taillour of Graneby, John
Williamson of Graneby, Roger Wyllyamson of Graneby, Robert Beton
of Graneby, John Grene of Graneby, chaplain, Robert Taillour of
Knyveton, William Hamound of Botesford, Roger Marchall of Botes -
ford, Nicholas Taillour of Botesford, Robert Pocok of Barston, John
Robertson of Barston, William Smyth of Barston, Alan Grene of
Elton, Laurence del Grene of Elton, William La we of Whatton, Richard
Bertram of Byngham, Alan Bertram of Byngham, Robert Hellawe
of Bryggeford, Hugh Phylyp of Bryggeford, John de Rou thorn
of Bryggeford, Robert Tasker of Bryggeford, William Spiryng of
Briggeford, Richard Pynkard of Briggeford, Richard Smyth of
Bryggeford and William Hopkyn of Thurgerton ; as the king has
learned by an inquisition taken before the said Roger Bellers and his
fellows, justices lately appointed to make inquisition touching a
trespass and other misdeeds done to the king's esquire, John Cheyne,
at Langar as he was coming to the king to stay with him in his service,
that the above-named evildoers assaulted and maimed the said John
Cheyne and John Essex, his servant, at Langar, co. Nottingham,
and are now vagabond in divers parts of the realm lying in wait to kill
the said John Cheyne.
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143
1375. Membrane 28d — cord.
Feb. 20. Commission to John de Blokkeley, John Honyngton, Thomas
Westminster. Walssh, escheator in the county of Warwick, and Walter Syfrewast,
escheator in the county of Gloucester, — on petition by the abbot,
prior and convent of Westminster shewing that by frequent inundations
of a water running beneath their manor of Sutton in the borders of
the said counties they have in times past sustained great damage in
their lands, meadows and pastures there, and praying the king to grant
licence for the alienation in mortmain to them by Richard Rook,
Walter de Perham and John Pecche of 2 acres in Stourton lying on
one side of the same water opposite the said manor, to find a torch
burning daily at high mass before the high altar in the church of St.
Peter, Westminster, and for them to divert the course of the water
along the extreme end of the said pasture and so enclose it in the
said manor, provided that at the end of the pasture the water return
to its ancient course, — to find by inquisition in the said counties
whether the king can consent to the petition or not, whether it will
be to the damage of the king or others or to the nuisance of the adjacent
country, of whom the said pasture is held and by what service, what
is its yearly value, how many mesne lords there are between the king
and the said Richard, Walter and John, in whose soil the water now
runs, of what breadth it is, and whether there is passage of ships or
boats thereon.
March 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl
Westminster, of Angus, Roger de Kirketon, Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp,
Thomas de Sandford and William Dayvill, on complaint by the prior
of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England that William de
Acton, William Plommer, Robert Plommer, William Uttyng, Gilbert
Ingland, William Halman, John Theker, William Teler, John Teler,
Robert Odneld, William Hewer, John de Howeden, Alan Whitheved,
chaplain, John Castelman, Robert de Rid vale, John Lewete, John
Sherwynd, John Saundersone, Richard Walker, William de Witthwang,
William de Dalton, John Layke and others dug in his mine at Fenham,
co. Northumberland, took away coals therefrom, trod down and
consumed with horses and carts his pasture there, and assaulted his
men and servants.
Renewed because sealed at another time by fine of 40s.
March 11. Commission to Alan de Heton, William Walshe, Robert Beverage,
Westminster. Adam Hardyng, Thomas Seint Poul and Samson Hardyng to make
inquisition in the county of Northumberland touching those who
broke a mill of the king at Bamburgh and took away goods, and to
enquire whether the field called ' Fulbryggefeld ' within the king's
lordship of Bamburgh was annexed and appropriated by licence of
the king's progenitors to a chantry in the chapel of St. Thomas,
Bamburgh, or not, and if so, when and how, and of whose advowson
the chapel was, and of whom the field is held and by what service.
March 9. The like to John Heron, William Walshe, Robert Beverage, Adam
Westminster. Hardyng, Thomas Seint Poul and Samson Hardyng to make inquisition
in the county of Northumberland touching an information that
John Lewyn, who received at Bamburgh divers sums of the king's
money by the hands of the executors of Ralph, lord of Nevill, deceased,
late constable of the castle of Bamburgh, for the repair of the said
144
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 28d — cord.
castle and the houses there, retains the said moneys without having
done the repairs.
Membrane 27d.
Feb. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Bardolf of Wirmegeye,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' John de Cavendissh, ' chivaler,' Robert de Morlee and
Edmund Gournay, on complaint by Philippa late the wife of Guy de
Beauchamp, knight, that Robert York of Watton, Thomas Everard
of Watton, the younger, John Kirkeby of Watton, Robert Peper of
Watton, John Trussebut of Fornham, ' taillour,' Robert Hurtaunt of
Watton, Thomas Taillour of Watton, John Payn of Watton, Richard
Ray of Watton, John Hamsturley, Adam Davy of Watton, Thomas,
his son, and others, broke her close and houses at Watton, co. Norfolk,
took away her goods and assaulted her men and servants.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 20. Commission to Nicholas Heryng, John Barler, clerk, and William
Westminster. Symme to make inquisition in the county of Kent touching an
information that divers instruments of iron, stone and wood, and
other necessaries bought for the making of the castle and town of
Quenesburgh, have been eloigned and withdrawn in divers ways since
the beginning of the castle and town by men of those parts.
March 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Richard
Westminster, de Waldegrave and William de Wynkefeld, on complaint by Simon
Holdayn that John Baudewyn, Hugh, his son, Adam ' Jonesservant
Baudewyn,' John Godeman and others assaulted him at Polstede,
co. Suffolk, followed him to his house there and besieged him for a
great time, and so threatened him and his men and servants that he
dares not stay there and cannot find servants to serve him.
For 205. paid in the hanaper.
March 25. Commission to Robert de Teye, ' chivaler,' Geoffrey Dersham and
Westminster. John atte Halle to make inquisition in the county of Essex touching
an information that very many wools, hides, woolfells and cloths,
also corn and other merchandise on which custom, subsidy and other
dues should be paid, have been loaded in the port of Manytre and
in other ports and neighbouring places and taken beyond seas without
such customs, subsidies and other dues being paid, and that very many
oppressions, extortions, champerties, ambidextries, conspiracies,
damages, grievances and excesses have been done in those parts, and
that very many wardships, marriages, reliefs, escheats and forfeitures
have been concealed and withdrawn from the king.
March 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, William
Westminster, de Wychyngham, Hamo de Felton, John Holt, William de Rougham
and John Bacheler, on complaint by Henry Basseson of Massyngham
that Richard Otewy, Richard Dunnele, Thomas Spik, Richard Clerc
and others assaulted and maimed him at Massyngham, co. Norfolk.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 27. Commission to John de Verdon, William de Halghton, Roger del
Westminster. Lee and Henry Poys to make inquisition in the county of Stafford
touching the death of Henry atte Walle at Fredusvall and the rape of
Elizabeth late the wife of John Mareschall at Aston by Stone.
49 EDWARD III.— Part I.
145
1375. Membrane 21 d — conl.
March 30. Commission to Stephen, bishop of Meath in Ireland, John Keppok,
Westminster, justice appointed to hold pleas following the justiciary of Ireland,
and William Ilger, escheator of Ireland, to make inquisition in the
counties of Tipperary and Waterford touching a petition exhibited
to the king and council by the mayor and citizens of Waterford, which
the king sends them under his seal, and touching the state of the
said city.
And be it remembered that the petition is as follows : —
Petition to the king and council from the mayor and citizens of
Waterford shewing that, because by divers slaughters lately made by
the king's enemies, to wit, of the mayor, bailiffs, sheriff, coroner,
clerk and 26 of the better men of the city as well as 80 men of England
from Covyntre, Dartmouth, Bristowe and other parts of England,
and six weeks afterwards of 24 of the better men of the city, the country
round is despoiled, burned and destroyed up to the walls and the
ships and the goods therein are taken at sea so that there are no ships
or barges in the city, where there used to be more than elsewhere
throughout Ireland, and also because of the great tribute of 100 marks
which they bring yearly to the king, and their great costs in making
their belfry of the Blessed Trinity, (which has now been thrown to
earth for a year to the great comfort of their enemies), repairing the
ancient walls of the city, which were fallen through their weight, and
defending the king's rights by a plea between their city and the town
of Rosse which has lasted long and is still pending before the king in
the Chancery of England, they are become so poor that they cannot
bear the said charges or stay there longer unless they be relieved ;
and praying the king to grant them the issues of a custom called
' coket ' for 9 or 10 years, or to pardon them 161. 13s. 4c?. yearly of
their said farm for the said term, according to the discretion of his
council, having regard to the fact that they have no mills, rents or
other things to aid them among all the cities of Ireland except the
profits of the ships, which are of little or no value because of the war ;
also to have regard to the fact that if all the king's land of Ireland
were gained by his enemies, it could be better regained by means of
their city, which only contains 7 acres of land within the walls, like
a little castle, than by any other city in Ireland ; the truth of which
will be certified by the bishops of Meath and Cloyne, the chancellor
of Ireland and Sir Robert Holywod, baron of the Exchequer there,
and other messengers from Ireland. French.
Membrane 26d.
Feb. 16. Commission of sewers to Robert de Wylughby, ' chivaler,' Michael
Westminster, de la Pole, ' chivaler,' John de Multon, ' chivaler,' William de Skipwyth,
' chivaler,' John Poucher, John de Boys, Robert Wacelyn, Ralph de
Thresk and William Vincent of Waltham along the water of Ankolm,
which should be 40 feet broad from its source to the water of Humbre,
co. Lincoln, but is now so narrowed and obstructed, and the sewers,
causeways and dykes there so broken down, that the lands, meadows
and pastures of the men and tenants of those parts are inundated
thereby, and also by certain trenches newly made by men of those
parts on their own authority.
Feb. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger
Westminster, de Kyrketon, Roger de Fulthorp, John Bygot, ' chivaler,' and
Wt. 18915. E 10
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JohnConestable of Halsham, 'chivaler,' on complaint on behalf of Thomas
de Saltmersk, one of the keepers of the peace and justices appointed
to keep the statutes and ordinances of labourers in the East Riding,
co. York, that Thomas de Rise of Beverley, Nicholas de Ryse, John
de Warton, Robert de Skargill, ' cotiller,' John ' Williamson le Corde-
waner,' John Roce and Thomas de Raventhorp lay in wait for him at
Menthorp, co. York, as he went to the city of York to exercise his said
office, assaulted and imprisoned him there, hindered him from going
to do what belonged to his office, took away 4 of his horses, worth
40 marks, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants.
By fine of 205.
Feb. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ufford, earl of
Westminster. Suffolk, William de Wychyngham, Roger de Boys, Reynold de Eccles,
William Berard and Roger de Wolf ret on, on complaint by James
Trenchemer that Edmund de Hemmegrave, ' chivaler,' Walter Spark,
John Chalonner, John de Silverle, William Herte and others assaulted
him at Kessynglond, co. Suffolk, followed him to a house there and
besieged him therein for a great time, assaulted him at Resshemere,
co. Suffolk, so threatened him and his men and servants in life and
limb that he dares not stay in those parts and cannot find servants
to serve him, daily lie in ambush to kill him, and impounded his plough
cattle and other cattle and will not permit them to be replevied.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 26. Commission to Richard de Tret on, John de Honyton and Thomas
Westminster, de Huton to make inquisition in the county of Oxford touching an
information that the priory of St. Frideswide, Oxford, of the foundation
of the king's progenitors and of his patronage, is so ruined by the
carelessness and improvident rule of the priors and other presidents
there, by divers alienations of the lands and possessions thereof, by
numerous grants of corrodies, pensions and rents and by the withdrawal
of books, ornaments, jewels and other goods by the fraud and collusion
of certain of the said priory, that the lands and possessions thereof
do not suffice for the sustenance of the canons there, whereby divine
worship is diminished, other works of piety are withdrawn and the
dispersal of the canons is feared.
Feb. 24. Commission to the justices of oyer and terminer in the county of
Westminster. Southampton to make inquisition in that county touching an
information that many merchants and others, contrary to the
proclamation of 2 November last, have taken corn to foreign parts,
whereby a scarcity has arisen in the realm and daily increases.
The like to the said justices in the following counties : —
Sussex ; Kent ; Norfolk ; Essex ; Lincoln ; Dorset ; Somerset ;
Devon ; Gloucester ; Northumberland ; the East Riding, West
Riding and North Riding, co. York ; the parts of Lyndesey
and Holand, co. Lincoln ; Huntingdon.
The like to the mayor and sheriff of Bristol.
March 9. Association of William de Rugham in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and
his fellows, in the county of Norfolk ; in the room of Thomas Caus,
whom the king has discharged from the office.
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April 6. Commission to William la Zouche of Haryngworth, John la Warre,
Westminster. Ralph Basset of Bytham, Simon Simeon, Nicholas Grene and John
de Harewedo.n to appease the dissensions lately arisen between the
men and tenants of the king's lordship of Okham and Langham and
those of the king's kinsman, Thomas le Despenser, of Burley, in the
presence of Simon Warde, the king's steward there, notwithstanding
that they have certified the king that they dared not proceed to a
final discussion of the matter in pursuance of a former commission
because the said men and tenants are the tenants and bondmen of
the king ; and in case defaults can be found in the king's said tenants
and they will not stand to right, to enjoin on six of the better of such
tenants in whom default is found to be before the king and council
at Westminster in three weeks from Easter next, and on the said
Simon to be before the council to fully inform it upon the said matter ;
and likewise on the men and tenants of Thomas in case default be
found in them.
Mandate to the said Simon to aid them in the matter.
April 16. Association of Thomas de Caus in the commission of the peace and
Westminster, of oyer and terminer to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and his
fellows, in the county of Norfolk.
Membrane 24eZ.
April 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, William
Westminster, de Wychyngham, Roger de Fulthorp, Roger Welasham, ' chivaler,'
Peter Strange, ' chivaler,' and William de Rampston, on complaint
by Thomas de Roos of Hamelak, ' chivaler,' that whereas he is lord of
the manor of Le Clay, co. Norfolk, and ought to have there, as his
ancestors have had time out of mind, wreck of sea within the precinct
of the manor, William Spoo of Salthous, Henry Busshell of Salthous,
Robert Hiche of Salthous, Robert Debelot of Salthous, William Storell
of Salthous, John Frende of Salthous, Thomas atte Mill of Salthous,
Edmund Kyng of Wabourn, Ralph Rask of Wabourn, John de North-
wyche of Kellyng, Robert Godewynes of Snyterley, John Bellous of
Snyterley, Roger Hamelyn of Snyterley, Robert de Merkesdale of
Snyterley, Richard Smowelyng of Snyterley, John Geryng of Snyterley,
Edmund de Southous of Saham Tony, the younger, John Goos of
Saham Tony, chaplain, John Berte of Saham Tony, Thomas Stubbard
of Saham Tony, Richard Stubbard of Saham Tony, the younger,
William Markant of Saham Tony, Robert Markant of Saham Tony,
John Markant of Saham Tony, the younger, John Robyn of Saham
Tony, Robert Seman of Saham Tony, William Sperham of Saham
Tony, John Herbert of Saham Tony, John Hamcherche of Ovyton,
Thomas Bert of Griston, John Bert of Griston, John de Welles of
Kerbrok, Nicholas Wace of Kerbrok, chaplain, Adam Oldeman of
Kerbrok, Thomas, vicar of Hildeston, John Brodelok of Geiste and
others carried away goods cast ashore at Blakeney within the precinct
of the manor, entered his manor of Watton, broke the doors and
windows of his houses in the manor, fished in his stews and several
fisheries there, felled trees and underwood at Wodehous, Baldeswell
and Hildeston, dug in his soil at the town of Le Clay, took away stone,
trees and underwood, fish from the stews and fisheries, and goods found
at Watton, Baldeswell and Hildeston, trod down and consumed with
cattle his crops and grass at Watton and Wodehous, hindered his
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servants and ministers from holding his market at Watton and
collecting toll and other profits there, and so threatened his men,
servants and tenants, and afflicted them with such injuries, hardships
and grievances, breaking their houses and carrying away their goods,
that his tenants have withdrawn from his lordship and tenure
and his men and servants from his service.
For 40<s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 23d.
April 3. Commission to Thomas de Reyns, lieutenant of the constable of
Westminster. Dover castle and the warden of the Cinque Ports, to arrest and keep
in prison Richard Beneyt, clerk, late archpriest of the chapel of St.
Mary within the said castle, who has eloigned and refuses to restore
many vestments, books, chalices and other ecclesiastical ornaments
and jewels delivered to him in the king's name by indenture by the
constable of the castle for the more decent performance of divine
service in the chapel ; also to take all his goods, have them appraised
and keep them under arrest until fitting restitution be made by him
and until further order for his delivery. By C.
Commission to William Latymer, constable of Dover castle and
warden of the Cinque Ports, Ralph de Ferers, Thomas de Reynes,
lieutenant of the said constable, William de Pympe, Walter de
Leycestre and James Lyouns, serjeants-at-arms, Thomas de
Gerwynton, William de Tytecombe and Richard atte Halle to deliver
by indenture all the goods and merchandise of certain merchants of
Genoa and Florence, taken at sea in two tarets of Genoa and Naples
by the king's subjects in the parts of La Rye, brought within the
realm and afterwards put in safe keeping by the said Walter and
James, to the said merchants, and to make diligent scrutiny
and inquisition in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex and
Southampton touching the goods so taken which are not yet put in
safe keeping, compel those who can be proved to have any to make
restitution thereof, levy the said goods if they exist, or the value of
them if they do not exist, from the goods of those into whose hands
they have come, arrest and commit to the prison of the said castle
all those refusing to make such restitution, keep them in prison until
further order, and deliver such goods or their value to the said merchants
as restitution is made ; provided that the king be answered at the
Exchequer of any goods of his enemies found in the said tarets.
By C.
April 8. Commission to Thomas Houton, Robert Burgilloun, Thomas Gegge
Westminster, and John de Goseburn to make inquisition in the county of Salop and
the march of Wales adjoining touching the yearly value of the manors
of Lydom and Pontesbury and certain lands in Cherleton, 2 messuages
and 2 nooks of land in Opynton, a messuage and a virgate of land and
2 acres of meadow in Whityndon and a moiety of an acre of meadow
in Isenbrugg, co. Salop, and of the castle and manor of La Pole, the
manors of Botynton, Talgarth, Mathrawell, Walwern, the commotes of
Southstradmarghell, Southlanverhudell, Kereignon, Kevylok and a
moiety of the cantred of Arwistly, in the said march, late of John de
Cherleton of Powys, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, and in the king's
hand by reason of the minority of his heir ; also to make inquisition
April 5.
Westminster.
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whether it be to the damage or prejudice of the king or others if he
confirm a grant made by the said John to Roger de Cherleton, ' chivaler,'
his brother, of the office of chief forester of his lordship of Powys and
the office of Pentelowe of the said lordship for life, as Owen de Cherleton,
John's uncle, held them, and another grant by him of the profits and
emoluments of the said office of chief forester and of whatever pertains
to that office in the commote Deudour, which the said Owen did not
have although they pertain to the said office, and grant that Roger
may hold the offices notwithstanding that the lands late of the said
John are in the king's hand.
Membrane 22d.
April 26. Commission to Robert de Morton to take and bring before the council
Westminster, for delivery to the treasurer Robert son of Thomas de Beltoft, heir
of Peter de Beltoft, who held in chief, a minor whose marriage pertains
to the king.
May 3. Commission to William de Latymere, constable of Dover Castle and
Westminster, warden of the Cinque Ports, and Thomas Reynes, his lieutenant, William
de Topclyf, Roger Dygg and William Tj^decombe to make inquisition
in the town of Romeneye touching an information that very many
farms, rents and profits of the men and tenants of the same town,
which is parcel of the temporalities of the archbishopric of Canterbury,
now void and in the king's hand, of which the archbishops have been
answered in former times, have been withdrawn and concealed from
the king in divers past voidances of the archbishopric and in the
present voidance, and that purprestures have been made on the soil
of the archbishopric.
May 15. Commission to Thomas de Preston, John de Pavely and Giles Seint
Westminster. Johan to make inquisition in the county of Northampton touching
all trespasses, extortions and oppressions perpetrated in that county
by John Clere.
Membrane I9d.
May 11. Commission to John Chichestre of Melcoumbe Regis and Richard
Westminster. Fytheler of La Pole to make diligent scrutiny in all towns and ports
in the county of Dorset touching gold, silver, jewels and letters of
exchange taken without the realm, and letters patent, bulls, instru-
ments, processes or other things prejudicial to the realm or the king's
subjects brought into or taken out of the realm in contravention of
a late ordinance of the council.
The like to the following : —
June 1. John Harsik of Boston and Richard son of Randolf de Wragle,
Westminster. in all towns and ports in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
John Wace of Waynflet and Geoffrey de Askeby of Grymesby,
in all town and ports in the parts of Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln.
June 18. Robert de Acclome and Henry de Ruston, in the port and town
Westminster. of Scardeburgh and thence along the coast to Flaynburgh on
the one side and the water of Tese on the other.
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Hugh de Hanby and Walter Spicer, in the port and town of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull and thence along the coast to Flaynburgh
on the one side and along the coast of the waters of Humbre
and Ouse to Myton upon Ouse on the other.
Oct. 1. Philip Bode of Feversham, John Wynter of the parish of St.
Westminster. Clement, Sandwich, and John Mannyng of Dovre, in all towns
and ports in the county of Kent and in the arms of the sea and
other waters and maritime coasts adjacent.
Commission to Richard Lyons and John Wacche to arrest all cloths
and other goods of Torinus Flemmyng, ' dyer,' in a house in Suthwerk
wherein he dwells, and to keep them under arrest until the council
make further provision therefor and until further order from the king.
By C.
May 20. Commission to Thomas de Sanford, John de Denton, sheriff of
Westminster. Cumberland, and Robert de Ormesheved, to make inquisition in the
county of Cumberland touching an information that many tenants
of the king in divers purprestures formerly arrented before the stewards
of the manor of Sourby in the said county, which is in the keeping of
Thomas, bishop of Carlisle, of the king's commitment, depasture with
their cattle the wastes and pastures of the manor against the will of
the keeper and contrary to right and custom, and fell the woods of
the manor, claiming there ' housbote ' and * haybote ' as pertaining
to the said purprestures to be taken by view of one forester unjustly
elected by them and another appointed by the king's ministers, and
that the said foresters claim and have by name of fee all the bark of
trees felled [or] blown down by wind, and that the tenants claim
common of pasture hi a plot called ' Toupmanbyfeld,' for which they
used to render the king sometimes 61. and sometimes 41., and depasture
it at will with their cattle without caring to render the king anything
therefor, and that they refuse to elect the reeve usually elected by
them for the collection of the king's farms of the manor unless the
keeper pay him a yearly fee of 2 marks, and that they claim and
unjustly take trees blown down by wind in the manor and do other
unheard of customs there.
Membrane isd.
May 16. Commission to John de Cavendissh, John Holt, Richard de Treton
Westminster, and John de Bretton to make inquisition in the county of Cambridge
touching all extortions, oppressions, falsities, damages, grievances,
champerties, ambidextries and other misdeeds in that county.
Membrane lid.
May 14. Commission to William de Burton and Nicholas de Styuecle to
Westminster, make inquisition in the county of Huntingdon touching an information
that Robert Giffard of Dry dray ton, bailiff of the hundred of Leghton
Ston, co. Huntingdon, has committed many damages, extortions and
excesses by colour of his office.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 20. Commission to James de Pykeryng, sheriff of Westmoreland, Thomas
Westminster, de Roos of Kendale and William de Lancastre to arrest and bring
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1375. Membrane lid — cont.
before the king and council Margaret daughter of Nicholas de Layburn,
who is said to enjoy lucid intervals, and William de Tunstall and
Thomas de Layburn.
May 10. Commission to John Wrauby of Barton and John de Stede to make
Westminster, inquisition in the town of Barton touching goods and merchandise
lately taken at sea in a taret and brought to the said town, and to arrest
the same if they exist, or their value if they do not, and keep them
under arrest until further order ; also to arrest and bring before the
council John Haseby of Barton-upon-Humbre and Robert Horn.
May 10. Commission to William Bertram, Peter de Grymesby and Walter
Westminster. Frost to make inquisition in the county of York touching the names
of those retained at the king's wages in certain barges of the northern
parts who took a taret at sea in the parts of La Rye, brought it within
the king's power in the said county and took away and eloigned the
goods and merchandise therein, and touching the value of the goods
and into whose hands they have come ; and to arrest the goods if they
exist, or their value if they do not, and keep them under arrest until
further order.
May 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Fulthorp, John Mauleverer, ' chivaler,' John de Felton, 1 chivaler,'
Robert de Swilyngton, the younger, ' chivaler,' and Thomas Elys, on
complaint by Richard de Goldesburgh, ' chivaler,' that Robert
Arthyngton, Laurence Arthyngton, John Willesthorp, John Bekwith
of Clynt, John Rote of Hampsthwayt, Henry de Brame, William Ive,
* smyth,' Robert Scutard, Adam Webstere, Thomas Gysburn, Henry
Stubber, John ' Henryson Stubbere,5 John Taillour, John Elysson,
John Stubbere, John Williamson, John Walkere of Wynterburn,
Robert Whistler, John Cartere, Richard Purveyour, Richard Esshholt,
' walkere,' Robert Cook of Scall, William Spenser, John Jakson of
Otlay, ' wryght,' and others, broke his close at Creskeld in Whervesdale,
co. York, felled trees and underwood there, burned the same and
other trees and underwood, lay in wait for his tenants, men and servants
at divers times to do them what mischief they could, and so threatened
his servants and assailed them with such injuries, insults and grievances,
taking their goods, impounding their animals and extorting great
fines for their deliverance, that they have quite withdrawn from his
tenure and lordship. By fine of 20s.
May 18. Commission to Gilbert, earl of Angus, William de Bussy, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Henry Asty, Thomas de Claymond, William Pilet, Thomas de Hagh
and Ellis de Middelton, — on information that the water of Wy thorn
and certain dykes and places through which divers waters in the
counties of Nottingham and Lincoln from Cleypole to the city of
Lincoln flow into the said water, are so narrowed and choked by
earth, sand and the planting of trees that for that reason and by reason
of certain weirs and mill-stanks situated on the said water, which
hinder the course thereof, the lands, meadows and pastures of the
men of those parts have been and are often inundated, and that certain
bridges and causeways in those parts are so broken that in winter time
there is no way of crossing them, — to survey the said obstructions,
bridges and causeways, have the impediments removed, have the
stream of the water enlarged to the breadth of 40 or 30 feet and to
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the depth of 10 feet, make inquisition touching those by whose default
the damages have occurred and those who will gain by their removal,
and compel them and the bailiffs of the liberties and others, by
distraints and amercements, to cleanse and enlarge the dykes and
places, remove the obstructions and repair the bridges and
causeways.
May 20. Commission to all sheriffs &c. to arrest Walter Lenevaunt, clerk,
Westminster, and Ralph Da ventre and Baldwin Taillour, his proctors, and all his
aiders and abettors, and have them presented before the king and
council by sufficient mainprise, bail or other pledge, together with the
cause of their taking and all letters, processes and other things
prejudicial to the king found with them ; as the king has learned
that, although Henry Blakburne, clerk, canonically obtained the
church of Radecleve upon Sore by virtue of the presentation of John
de Wynewyk, now deceased, the patron thereof, and long possessed
it peacefully, the said Walter, well knowing the right of the said patron,
suggested in the court of Rome that the church was void and pertained
to the provision of the apostolic see, whereas it did not and could
not, procured a provision thereof to him and various processes
and personal citations against the said Henry to appear without the
realm upon his right to the possession of the church, and by colour
thereof by himself and his proctors strives to intrude into the said
church and expel therefrom William Julyan, who has been admitted
and canonically instituted therein on the resignation of the said Henry
by presentation of Richard de Wynewyk, brother and heir of the
said John, and patron of the church. [By] writ of statute.
Membrane I6d.
May 20. Commission to John Haukyn, serjeant-at-arms, to receive by
Westminster, indenture from the sheriff of Norfolk John de Hamsterleye, Robert
de York, Thomas Everard, the elder, of Watton, Thomas Everard,
the younger, Robert Pepir, John Kirkeby, John Trusebut, ' taillour,'
Robert Hurtaund, Thomas Taillour of Watton, John Payn, Richard
Ray, Adam Davy, Thomas Davy, Thomas Neve, Ralph Ode, Nicholas
Canoun, Adam Coupere, Thomas Pepir, John Saunderisson, John
Benne, John Baret, Alan Dynglove, Hugh Dobbes, Thomas Smyth
and John Toute of Watton, indicted of certain felonies and trespasses
before Edmund Gournay and his fellows, keepers of the peace and
justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Norfolk, and detained
in the gaol of Norwich castle, and bring them with all speed before
the king to stand to right upon their indictment, which the king has
ordered to be brought before him by writ directed to the said Edmund.
By the chancellor at the instance of William de
Wichyngham, ' chivaler.'
May 24. Commission to Stephen de Cusyngton, Richard Sergeaux, Henry
Westminster. Nanfan, William Bruyn, Henry Percehay, William Cranewell, Robert
Tresilian. John Cary, Ralph Trenewyth and Henry Trewynnard to
guard all ports and sea-shores in the countj^ of Cornwall where ships
can put in, resist and destroy all persons wishing to invade the realm
by land or sea, array all defensible men, furnish them with arms
suitable to their estate, lead them against any enemies presuming to enter
the realm, make some common sign by beacons (ignem) on the hills
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2375. Membrane 16d — cont.
or otherwise to warn the men of the country, and depute others under
them to fulfil all and singular the premises ; with power to arrest
and commit to prison all who are contrariant ; the king being informed
that his enemies of France are assembled in great numbers at sea
and are hastening towards the shores of the realm.
The like to the following : —
Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, Guy de Briene, John
Welyngton, John de la Pomeray, William Bonevill, Martin
Ferers, William Cary and John Cary ; in the county of Devon.
John de Monte Acuto, Luke de Ponynges, Thomas WTest, Bernard
Brocas, Maurice de Bruyn, Walter de Romeseye and John de
Buttesthorne ; in the county of Southampton.
Laurence de Sancto Martino, Robert de la Mare, John Dauntesey,
Richard de Haveryng, John de la Mare, Philip Fitz Wareyn,
Edward de Cerne, Thomas de la Ryvere, Thomas Dreu and the
sheriff ; in the count}' of Wilts.
The abbot of Quarre, Ralph de Wolverton, William de Ryngebourn
and Laurence de Lisle ; in the Isle of Wight.
June 1. Commission to Simon de Leek, Richard de Byngham, Robert Martell,
Westminster. Bertram de Saunby and Ellis de Thoresby to make inquisition in the
county of Nottingham touching certain evildoers who broke the manor
of Alice de Perers at Fynyngley, took away 8 oxen, 5 cows and 11
calves, worth 20 marks, cut the legs of 6 oxen, chased many other
cattle into her crops there and depastured and trod them down with
the same, and imprisoned her men and servants and kept them in
prison until they made oath not to stay there any longer in her service.
Membrane I5d.
May 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger
Westminster, de Fulthorp, Nicholas de Haveryngton, Randolf Pygot, Robert de
Nessefeld and Nicholas de Scarthburgh touching the death of Thomas
W7ilson at Sedbergh, co. York.
May 20. Commission to Thomas de Kydale, sheriff of Lincoln, William
Westminster. Haule, William Franke, William de Belesby and William Vyncent
to make inquisition in the county of Lincoln touching a petition of
Robert Gascal, clerk, shewing that many evildoers lay in wait for him
at Waldeneuton, chased him to the church there and besieged him
therein, and afterwards took and imprisoned him.'
By the chancellor.
May 20. Commission to Henry Sturmy, Thomas Dru, Nicholas Bonham,
Westminster. Oliver de Harnham and John de Lygh to make inquisition in the
county of Wilts touching an information that many men making
cloths in privy places in that county expose the same for sale in the
said places, where there is no access for the collectors of the subsidy
on cloths for sale, before the cloths are sealed by such collectors,
and sometimes take such unsealed cloths out of the county secretly
or publicly, and make their profit by sale or otherwise, so that the
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king and the said collectors are excluded both from what pertains to
the king for the sealing of the cloths and from the forfeiture thereof
if they be exposed for sale unsealed. By C.
May 25. Prohibition to W. bishop of Hereford, and his commissaries, and
Westminster, all other ecclesiastical persons, from proceedings in derogation of
the king's right in the chapel of Forthe, which is a member of the king's
free chapel within the castle of Shrewsbury, and is thus exempt from
all jurisdiction of the ordinary ; as the king has learned that the
bishop and his commissaries have striven to exercise such jurisdiction.
Commission to Thomas de Hungerford, Robert Toly, John Sergeaunt,
Robert Wyghthull and John Lucye to make inquisition in the county
of Gloucester touching those who came armed to Whytyngton, took
away 3 oxen and a cow, worth 4 marks, of William Walley, Walter
Brut and Robert Hamond, tenants of John, king of Castile and Leon,
duke of Lancaster, of Aldebourn, and carried away their goods,
detained in the church of the Friars Preachers of Gloucestre the said
William, who arramed an assize of novel disseisin touching a tenement
in Whityngton against Walter, parson of the church of Dumbelton,
and others, before the justices of assize in the said county, and the
said William, Walter Brut and Robert, who were suing for the king
for the punishment of certain evildoers indicted of divers robberies
and misdeeds, and had come to Gloucestre for those causes, and so
threatened them that they dared not leave the church until they
had promised to abandon their action and suit ; also touching all
other robberies and misdeeds perpetrated by the said evildoers, and
touching their maintainers.
Membrane I4d.
June 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Roger de Welesham, John de Harleston,
Robert de Morton and Thomas de Pynchebek, on complaint by the
king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, that certain evildoers broke his
parks and closes at Haytfeld, Thorne, Fisshelak, Staynford, Connes-
burgh, Wakefeld, Sandall, Horbury, Stanlay, Osset, Soureby, Hiperom,
Halifax, Warlullay, Miggelay, Waddesworth, Stansfeld, Langefeld
and Rissheworth, co. York, entered his free chaces and warrens there,
hunted in the parks, chaces and warrens without licence, felled trees,
fished in his several fisheries, took away fish and trees, goods there
and at Staunford and Grantham, co. Lincoln, deer from the parks
and chaces, and hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the
warrens, and assaulted his men and servants.
By the chancellor because sealed at another time.
Membrane isd.
May 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Lestraunge, Nicholas
Westminster, de Audele, Nicholas Burnell, Roger de Kirketon, William Trussell
and Roger de Fulthorp, on complaint by William, parson of the church
of Harley, administrator of the goods of Robert de Harley, who died
intestate, that Peter de Cornewaill and others took away in Robert's
lifetime 4 horses of his, worth 40 marks, at Willyley, co. Salop, goods
to the value of 400J., and a writing of statute merchant whereby
May 20.
Westminster.
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Robert was bound to Robert de Thornes in 2,000?., which writing
had been restored to him in lieu of an acquittance.
By the chancellor at the instance of Richard, earl of
Arundel, for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
May 24. The like to the same on complaint by Joan late the wife of Robert
Westminster, de Harley, tenant of his lands, that the said Peter and others broke
her close, house and two chests at Willyley, co. Salop, assaulted
and imprisoned her there, and took away her goods and the above-
mentioned writing.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper. By the chancellor at
the instance of Richard, earl of Arundel.
June 3. Commission to Robert Fitz Payn, John de la Mare and John Stourton
Westminster, to make inquisition in the county of Somerset touching all felonies,
trespasses, conspiracies, oppressions, extortions, champerties,
ambidextries, falsities, deceptions, damages, grievances and excesses
perpetrated by William de Clifton, parson of the church of
Clouesworth.
Membrane \2d.
May 30. Commission to Guy de Brien, warden of the forest of Dene, Robert
Westminster. Cole, John Joce and Thomas Athewy to make inquisition in the county
of Gloucester touching an information that, by occasion of certain
debates and dissensions which have arisen between the miners of the
said forest and the ironworkers there, the ironworkers, to vent their
malice against the miners, have taken away the mine (mina) of the
forest, and daily do so.
June 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger
Westminster, de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Robert de Umframvill, Thomas
Surteys, William de Acton and John de Mitford, on complaint by
Richard Scotte of Newcastle-upon-Tyne that William de la Vale,
* chivaler,' Robert Stevenson of Ben well, William Shepherd, John de
Welyngton, Robert Trotter, and others, trod down and consumed
with waggons, carts and cattle his crops and grass at Benwell, co.
Northumberland, hindered him from having free entry and exit with
carriages to and from his park there, assaulted his men and servants,
took ransoms, fines and extortions from the tenants to whom he had
let at farm his coal mine there, arrested divers of their waggons and
carts laden with coals and other things together with the cattle therein,
and kept them so long under arrest that the cattle, worth 20/., died
of hunger, and so threatened them that they dared not hold the mine
at farm and their men and servants dared not work therein, so that
the mine is flooded. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
June 9. Commission to John Hard, Thomas Katewy and John Lussy to
Westminster, make inquisition in the county of Gloucester touching wardships,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, lands, rents and other profits concealed
and withdrawn from the king in the liberty of Sloughtre and Chiltenham,
co. Gloucester, which is in the keeping of Simon de Bureley of the
king's commitment.
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June 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas Carreu, William
Westminster. Tauk and John Colepeper of the county of Sussex, on information that
Nicholas Cat of Retherfeld, John Cat of Retherfeld, William Cat of
Retherfeld, Robert Cat of Retherfeld, Thomas Kent of Retherfeld,
William Gerveys of Retherfeld, John Clerc of Ferenthe, William
Maynard of Ferenthe, Peter Knyght of Wythiham, Stephen atte
Persones of Wythiham, William Philippot of Wythiham, and others,
broke the park of Franchame in Wadhurst, co. Sussex, parcel of the
temporalities of the archbishopric of Canterbury, while it was in the
king's hand on account of the late voidance of the archbishopric,
hunted therein without licence, carried away deer, left other deer
wounded with arrows, and assaulted the parker and one of his servants.
May 10. Commission to John Botild of Lowystoft, Robert Rust of Blakeney
Westminster, and Geoffrey Sterlyng of Ipswich to arrest and bring honourably before
the king and council William Baker, master of the barge of Yarmouth,
and John Covenant, merchant of the water of Humbre ; on complaint
by John Burgeys of Quenesburgh, one of the king's mariners, and
John Blakeney, citizen and merchant of London, that while their
ship called la Marie of Fobbyng, laden with their goods and merchandise
for Bordeaux, was lying anchored at Brest in Brittany among other
ships of English merchants, the said William and John ran into their
said ship with the said barge and maliciously cut the ropes wherewith
it was anchored, so that it was driven on to the sands and sea coast
of Brittany and all their goods were lost.
June 10. Commission to the sheriff of Sussex and Thomas Haket to arrest
Westminster, and bring before the king and council all persons planning to impugn
the king's right and the rights and privileges of his free chapel of
Boseham by accepting benefices therein by reason of provisions made
by the pope, who has never intermeddled in provisions or collations
thereof or of the prebends therein, and has no right to do so.
Membrane iod.
June 1. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Hugh de Badewe, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. John de Sutton, ' chivaler,' Ralph de Poley, ' chivaler,' John de
Sudbery, Thomas Yong, John de Halle of Colcestre, Nicholas de
Massyngham, William Danebery, John de Staunford, the elder, and
John de Ewell, in the town of Bradewell, co. Essex, and other places
in the neighbourhood.
Membrane 9d.
June 6. Commission to John Marreys and John Dayvyll to survey the
Westminster, banks of the water of Ouse by Ruceholm, co. York, which are said
to be broken, and to find by inquisition in the said county through
whose default they are broken and to whom the repair thereof
pertains.
June 8. Commission de walliis et fossatis to the abbot of Stratforde, Nicholas
Westminster. Careu, John Aubrey and Roger Germeyn, along the coast of the water
of Thames at Estham, Westham and Wolwiche, co. Essex.
June 9. Mandate to Richard de Imworth, serjeant-at-arms, and the mayor
Westminster, and bailiffs of Suthampton to arrest and honourably bring before the
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council two monks, an esquire named Durand and two yeomen of
the alien abbot of Bee Hellouin, who have entered the realm without
licence. By C.
July 1. Association of Richard de Adderbury in the commission of the
Westminster, peace and of oyer and terminer in the county of Oxford to
Roger de Cotesford and his fellows, in the room of Giles de Ardern,
whom the king has thought fit to discharge from that office.
Membrane sd.
June 29. Commission to Peter de Veel, ' chivaler,' Thomas de Hungerford,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Robert Wyghthull, John Sergeant and John Lucie [as in
the last entry on m. 15d].
June 29. Commission to Edmund Gournay, John de Holkham and Thomas
Westminster. Caus to make inquisition in the county of Norfolk touching the killing
of Thomas Warner at Watton.
June 30. Commission to Emery de Sancto Amando, Roger Elmerugge and
Westminster. John de Baldyngton to survey the hythe called La Ree of Ottemore,
co. Oxford, which is said to be so choked in divers places by the
planting of trees and making of sluices of timber, stone and earth
therein that the water is flowing out everywhere in the neighbourhood
and meadows and lands are inundated ; and to make inquisition in
the said county touching those who have made such obstructions
and compel by distraints, amercements and otherwise those who
ought to repair the hythe to do so.
July 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, William
Westminster, de Wychyngham, Edmund Gournay, Reynold de Eccles, Richard
Holdych, Edmund de Clyppesby, Nicholas de Massyngham, Thomas
Caus and John Hethe, on complaint by Walter Sibile, citizen of
London, that Thomas Wade, Ralph Maghtilde, Geoffrey Pulle, Thomas
Leedbeter, William Leche, Matthew Quyltere, Thomas Webstere,
Michael Quyltere, Ralph Pampyng, Peter de Selby, Bartholomew
Sprotholf, John Shadworth, William de Plumpstede, John Candeler,
Thomas Bateman, John Weland, John Balle, Thomas Crosse, Simon
Geryng, Richard Blake, Thomas Ook, Walter Cuppere, John de
Framelyngham, the younger, William Wyntere, ' skynnere,' John
Godefray and others carried away 160 quarters of his wheat, worth
1001, at Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, assaulted him there, followed
him with drawn swords so that he could hardly escape them alive
and so threatened him and his men and servants that the latter dared
not attend to the exercise of his merchandise or the making of other
profit for him. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Vacated because otherwise below under the same date.
Membrane id.
July 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Tauk, Thomas de
Westminster. Hungerford, Henry de Percehay, Robert Charleton and Henry de
Forde touching the repair of the bridge of Mitteford in the borders
of the counties of Wilts and Somerset.
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July 9. Commission to John de Cavendissh, John de Sudbury, Clement
Westminster. Spice and John Welde to make inquisition in the county of Essex
touching the death of Thomas Wegg of Clare and John Cristeshale
at Stepilbumphstede.
July 15. Association of Hamo, abbot of Battle, and William de Batelesford
Westminster, in the commission of the peace and of oyer and terminer in the county
of Sussex to Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, and his fellows ;
provided that they be admitted by the former commissioners if present
at the place and time of meeting, but that their presence be not
awaited.
Membrane 6d.
July 15. Commission de walliis etfossatis to Nicholas Carreu, Robert Bealknap,
Westminster. William Tauk, Robert de Teye, John de Gildesburgh, Clement Spice
and John atte House, in the marsh of the abbess of Berkyng in
Berkyng, co. Essex.
July 18. The like to Robert Beleknap, Thomas Reynes, lieutenant of the
Westminster, constable of Dover castle and the warden of the Cinque Ports, Roger
Dygge, William Home, Thomas Garwynton and William Tidecombe,
from Hethe to Romeneye, thence to Promhull and thence to Appuldre,
co: Kent.
July 16. The like to Thomas de Metham, William de Mirfeld, Henry de
Westminster. Barton, clerk, Thomas Thirkild and Richard Basy, between the
waters of Querf, Eir and Ouse, co. York.
July 23. The like to Robert de Wylughby, Robert de Crumwell, William de
Westminster. Skipwyth, John de Hagh, Nicholas de Hatclyf, William de Candesby
and Thomas Straunge, between Skegnes and Grymesby, co. Lincoln.
Membrane 5d.
July 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Wylughby, Ralph de
Westminster. Cromwell, Roger de Kirketon, John Dymmok, Henry Asty and John
de Hagh, on complaint by Fulk de Sutton that Henry Horn of Haynton,
John de Burne, chaplain, Thomas Spaldyng, chaplain, Henry Bisshop
of Haynton, Robert Souter of Haynton, John Wryght of Haynton,
Walter Wryght of Haynton, William Waller of Haynton, John Lyg,
John Garner and others assaulted him at Haynton, co. Lincoln, when
he was appointed by the sheriff of Lincoln to take the said Thomas,
indicted of certain felonies, and would have taken him, and broke
his left arm in two places, so that Thomas has so far escaped unpunished.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane id.
July 6. Commission to John Fitz William, Adam de Hoghton, Simon de
Westminster. Leek, William Atherton, Richard de Byngham, Robert de Morton,
Richard de Hoghton, William Tunstall, John Farndon, serjeant-at-
arms, Robert Singilton, Roger de Navenby, Robert de Ewys and
John de Croft to arrest and bring with all speed before the king and
council John son of Ralph de Holden ; as the king summoned him
by writ to be before king and council in the Chancery on the
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quinzaine of Trinity last, but he, although the sheriff of Lancaster
delivered the writ to him and enjoined on him straitly and under
heavy forfeiture to come, refused to obey and lurks in hiding,
wandering from county to county.
July 12. Commission to Gilbert Talbot, Thomas Ocle, Thomas Stuward
Westminster, and Robert de Charleton to make inquisition in the county of Gloucester
touching wastes, sales and destructions committed by Robert de
Kendale, ' chivaler,' and Maud, his wife, in the houses, woods and
gardens of the manor of Harsecombe, co. Gloucester, and in a messuage
called ' le Orchard,' a carucate of land and 6 acres of meadow in
Harsecombe, taken into the king's hand for certain causes by John
ap Rees, escheator in the said county, the keeping of which the king
committed to them by mainprise on 12 July in his forty-eighth year,
together with the issues thereof from the time of such taking into
his hand.
July 15. Commission de kidellis, pursuant to the statute of the Parliament
Westminster, at Westminster, 25 Edward III, to Henry de Percy, John de Nevill of
Raby, Robert Umframvill, Thomas Surteys, William de Heppescotes
and John de Mitford, in the water of Tyne, co. Northumberland.
July 20. Order during pleasure to all sheriffs and bailiffs to arrest all those
Westminster, of the order of Friars Preachers whom they shall find vagabond in
their bailiwicks, as the prior provincial or any prior conventual of
the said order shall intimate to them, and to deliver them to the
said priors.
July 26. Commission to William de Latymere, constable of Dover castle
Westminster, and warden of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, Nicholas Heryng,
steward of Kent, Thomas Elys, mayor of Sandwich, Thomas Loveryk
of Sandwich, Arnold Broun of Sandwich, and the bailiffs of
Canterbury and Romeney to make inquisition in the liberty of the
Cinque Ports touching the wines of merchants of Bordeaux lately
taken at sea out of two ships of Camp by the king's lieges, restore
them to Peter de Brumoze and William Megge, merchants of Bordeaux,
and compel by incarceration, distraint or otherwise those who have
the wines to restore them or their value to the said merchants.
Aug. 3. Commission to Thomas Tyrell, William atte Broke and John atte
Westminster. Welde to find by inquisition in the county of Essex whether John
Bataill and John Dargentem, tenants of certain lands in Chishull,
co. Essex, held of Edmund de Ufford, ' le cosyn,' or any other tenant
of the said Edmund, have attorned to Thomas Savage and others
to whom Edmund alienated the lands in fee in his lifetime together
with the fees and advowsons, or not, and who have made such
attornments and to whom ; as the said lands are held of the king as
of the honour of Boulogne.
Aug. 4. Appointment of John Basset, sheriff of Stafford, William de
Westminster. Halghton, Thomas de Stafford and Walter de Verneye to arrest
Richard de Foston, canon of the monastery of Roucestre, co. Stafford,
in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, who is vagabond in secular
attire and wanders from county to county, as the abbot of the place
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has signified by his letters patent ; and to deliver him to the abbot
or his attorney for chastisement according to the rule of his order.
Membrane 2d.
July 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Bardolf, John de
Westminster. Cavendissh, William de Wychyngham, Reynold de Eccles, Richard
Holdich, Edmund de Clipesby and Thomas Caus, on complaint by
Walter Sibile, citizen of London, that Thomas Drax, Thomas Wade,
Ralph Maghtilde, Geoffrey Pulle, Thomas Leedbeter, William Leeche,
Matthew Quyltere, Thomas Webstere, Michael Quyltere, John Sleght,
Richard Dockyng, John Clerk, John Shadworth, John Kene, John
Candelere, Roger Kene, John Weland, John Balle, Thomas Crosse,
Richard Blake, Thomas Ook, William Wyntere, ' skynnere,' John
Godefray and others carried away 160 quarters of his wheat, worth
100Z., at Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, assaulted him there, followed
hito thence with drawn swords to Castre in Flegg and Okie so that
he could hardly escape them alive, and so threatened him and his
men and servants that the latter dared not attend to the exercise
of his merchandise or the making of other profit for him.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Commission to John de Nevill, Richard Lescrop, Thomas Surtays,
Ralph Pygot, Thomas de Etton, the elder, Richard Bernard, Richard
Baysy and Thomas Lovell to make inquisition in the county of York
touching those who came armed to Baynbrigg in Wenslowedale,
killed John Crayek, Geoffrey de Lynton, Simon, his servant, Richard
Metecalf, John Rode, John Gerelady, John Baye and Robert Kepewyk
there, and burned the houses of Geoffrey and of one Amand de Routhe ;
also to arrest the said felons, bring them safety to the gaol of York
castle and have them kept therein until they be delivered according
to law and the custom of the realm.
Aug. 7. Commission to Guy de Briene, ' le piere,' Guy de Briene, ' le fitz,'
YardJey. William Latymere, sheriff of Dorset, and Walter Cifrewast, escheator
in the same county, to make inquisition in the county of Dorset
touching an information that Walter Frampton of Bokelond, who
holds for life at a yearly farm of 201. the manor of Biencomme, co.
Dorset, which is parcel of the temporalities of the alien abbey of
Caen and in the king's hand by occasion of the war with France, has
perpetrated divers trespasses, oppressions, extortions, threats,
damages, grievances and excesses on the king's liege tenants of the
said manor by colour of his estate therein.
Commission to John de Aylesbury, John Ardern and John de
Brogham to find by inquisition in the county of Buckingham what
goods Thomas Kybyll of the said county, deceased, who was outlawed
for certain felonies perpetrated by him, had in that county at the
time of the perpetration of the said felonies or afterwards.
Aug. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ufford, earl of
Nassington. Suffolk, John de Cavendissh, William de Wychyngham, Reynold de
Eccles and Edmund Gournay, on complaint that very many evildoers
of Great Yarmouth, leagued together and bound by an oath, assaulted
and maimed Ralph Pampyng at Great Yarmouth, and have before
Aug. 2.
Westminster.
Aug. 12.
Drayton.
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these times committed divers depredations, robberies, oppressions,
extortions, allegiances and illegal conventicles, as well as other tres-
passes and crimes, and although required on the king's behalf by
the bailiffs and other ministers of the town to stand to the king's
peace and reform their ways, and although the said bailiffs would
have arrested them because they would not be brought to justice
by them, resisted such arrest by force. By C.
Membrane id.
Sept. 20. Commission de walliis et fossatis to John de Cobeham, 'chivaler,'
Westminster. John de Sudbury, William Toppecleve, John Charteseye, William de
Home, John Lynot and John Fraunceys, in the marsh called
' Court broke ' in the isle of Oxene, co. Kent.
Oct. 18. The like to Nicholas Carreu, Robert Bealknap, Robert de Teye,
Westminster. William Berland, John de Gildesburgh, Clement Spice, John atte
House, John Preterwell, William Reynald and Nicholas Chaundeller,
in divers marshes and places in the county of Essex.
Oct. 19. The like to Nicholas Heryng, William Symme, Richard de Blore
Westminster, and John Godwote, in the king's marshes of Slayhill, Werkeworthe,
Grenebergh, Daundele and Northemerssh in Shepeye, co. Kent.
Nov. 14. The like to Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas Tyrrell, ' chivaler,' Thomas
Westminster, de Sutton, ' chivaler,' John de Meux, ' chivaler,' John Conestable of
Halsham, ' chivaler,' Walter Frost, Peter de Grymesby, Robert
Lorymere, Thomas de Beverley and John Redenesse, from a well
called ' Cammeryngton W'ell ' by Bondebrustewyke to Hedon, and
thence to Pauleflete upon Humbre on either side in Holdernesse,
co. York.
Nov. 11. The like to Robert Bealknap, Nicholas Carreu, Robert Marny,
Westminster. Robert Crulle, John Bampton and Thomas Yonge, along the water of
Thames in the county of Essex.
Nov. 20. The like to the same and John Gildesburgh as above.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 26.
Aug. 21. Grant to the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, of the
Blatherwycke. keeping of the lands late of Edmund de Ufford, ' le cousyn,' who
held in chief, until the full age of the heir, together with the marriage
of the latter, and so from heir to heir ; provided that she find fit
sustenance for such heir and support the real services and other
charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Aug 22. Presentation of John de Baukwell to the church of Little Billyng,
Blatherwycke. in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of St. Andrew, Norhampton, being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Aug. 22. Presentation of Nicholas Moryn to the church of the Holy Trinity,
Blatherwycke. Gloucestre, in the diocese of Worcester.
Aug. 22. Grant to the king's esquire, Roger Mareschall, of the keeping of the
Blatherwycke. lands in Little Thurrok, co. Essex, late of Elizabeth Torell, who held
in chief, until the full age of her heir, together with the mar-
riage of the latter, and so from heir to heir ; provided that he
find fit sustenance for such heir and support the real services and
other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Aug. 15. Grant for life to Nicholas Wyttele, one of the king's huntsmen,
Drayton, in lieu of 4d. daily for life or until other order granted to him out
of the issues of the county of Southampton by letters patent
surrendered, of such sustenance in the abbey of Milton, co. Dorset,
as Walter Stodeley, deceased, or others had in the abbey at the king's
order. By p.s.
Aug. 10. Exemption for life of Henry de Forde from being put on assizes,
Yardley. juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, collector, bailiff or other accountable officer or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Aug. 24. Presentation of John de Brunne, parson of the church of
Blatherwycke. Colstreworthe, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Tychewell,
in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Mynstrelovell being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de
Thelewall.
Aug. 25. Presentation of John Squiere of Pappeworth, chaplain, to the
Blatherwycke. church of St. Clement, Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester, in
the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of Fecamp
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
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Aug. 24. Pardon to the prior and convent of the friars of the house of the
Blatherwycke. order of Preachers of Truru, co. Cornwall, of the foundation of the
king's ancestors, of the forfeiture incurred by them in purchasing
in mortmain from Richard Cristofre two plots of land, not held in
chief, containing 100 feet in length and 50 feet in breadth, entering
therein and enclosing the same for the enlargement of the close of
their manse. By p.s.
Aug. 27. Presentation of Richard Grene of Foxton to the church of
Oakham. Chirchelalleford, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Wolerston
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Aug. 12. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's esquire, John de
Drayton. Beauchamp, of 20/. yearly of the farm of the city of Worcester, in
lieu of a grant of 6d. daily for life of the issues of the county of Salop
for the keeping of the castle of Bruggenorth and another grant of
10 marks yearly at the Exchequer during his stay in the household
and 10/. after his withdrawal therefrom, made to him by letters
patent surrendered. By p.s.
Aug. 27. Pardon, at the supplication of Philip Darcy, to Robert son of
Oakham Castle. William Grayve of Eston in Clyveland, alias Robert son of William
son of John de Eston, of the king's suit for the death of Robert, servant
of William Grayve, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Aug. 28. Presentation of Thomas de Bukyngham to the church of Weston
Oakham. Turvill, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Grant for life to Robert Dydynsale, chaplain, of the chantry at the
altar of St. Thomas in the church of All Saints, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.
Aug. 29. Presentation of William de Blockeleye, chaplain, to the church of
Oakham. Oxeshulve, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of John Keynes, ' chivaler,' who
held in chief, being in his hand.
Aug. 29. Presentation of John Cokeslone, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Oakham, church of Prees, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's
gift by reason of the late voidance of the bishopric of Coventry and
Lichfield.
Aug. 29. Presentation of Thomas de Stretton, vicar of the church of Orston,
Oakham. in the diocese of York, to the church of Market Overton, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of Thomas de Veer, earl of Oxford, who held
in chief, being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with Adam
de Warrewyk. By p.s.
Sept. 2. Presentation of Philip Wen, chaplain, to the church of Great Billyng,
Rockingham. m the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Thomas Horton
and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory
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of St. Andrew, Norhampton, being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
Sept. 1. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Thomas Stanes, of the lands in
Rockingham. Gomshelf which Peter atte Wode, deceased, held for life of the king's
gift. By p.s.
Sept. 1. Grant to the king's esquire, Roger Archer, of the keeping of the
Rockingham, lands late of Thomas son of Roger de Grey, who held in chief, until
the full age of Margaret and Katharine, his sisters and heirs, together
with their marriage. By p.s.
Pardon, for 40s. paid to the king by Ralph Waleys, to him of his
trespass in acquiring for life from Thomas de Berkele, lord of Berkele,
a messuage, a carucate of land, 5 acres of meadow and 40s. of rent
in Slymbrugg, co. Gloucester, held in chief, and entering therein
without licence ; and grant that he may hold the premises for life.
Aug. 30. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant, Ralph Porter, of the
Oakham, office of porter of the castle of Wyndesore, taking such wages and
fees as John de Westele took during his lifetime. By p.s.
Sept. 3. Presentation of William de Horton, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Rockingham, the church of Stokecoursy, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Stokecoursy
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Membrane 25.
Grant for life to the king's servant, Henry Dalemaigne, of the
keeping of the smaller piece of the seal for recognisances of debts
in the city of Coventre according to the statute for the merchants
published at Acton Burnell, with power to exercise the office by
sufficient deputy, taking the fees limited by the statute. By p.s.
Sept. 2. Presentation of Robert atte Hull, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Rockingham, church of Brokland, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the abbey of St. Augustine, Canterbury.
Sept. 5. Presentation of John Austyn, chaplain, to the church of Goldhangre,
Rockingham, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of John de Hevenyngham being in his hand for
certain causes.
Presentaion of William de Rodyngton to the church of St. Peter,
Notyngham, in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Lenton being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Aug. 28. Signification to J. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the
Nassington. election of Margery Tracy, nun of the house of Godestowe, of the
Benedictine order, to be abbess of that place.
Aug. 30.
Rockingham.
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1375. Membrane 25 — cont.
Sept. 7. Grant to the king's clerk, Richard Medford, of the prebend which
Rockingham. Thomas Madefray, deceased, held in the king's free chapel of
St. George within the castle of Wyndesore.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden of the said chapel. By p.s.
Sept. 7. Presentation of Robert de Barowe to the church of Radwynter,
Rockingham in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
Castle. 0f the land and heir of Thomas de Veer, earl of Oxford, who held in
chief, being in his hand.
Sept. 2. Exemption for life of Thomas Chiese from being put on assizes,
Rockingham, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
Sept. 8. Licence for Hugh, earl of Devon, to enfeoff Robert Vaggescomb,
Rockingham, canon in the cathedral church of Exeter and parson of the church of
Parkham, William Baumpton, parson of the church of Kirchil,
William Ponton, portioner in the church of Wortisdon, Henry de Burton
and John Hodresfeld of his manors of Honyton, Newenham and
Estcoker, held in chief, except the advowsons of the churches of Honyton
and Estcoker, and for the said feoffees to re-enfeoff the earl and
Margaret, his wife, of the premises for life, with successive remainders
in tail male to Peter de Courtenay, knight, and Philip de Courtenay,
knight, and remainder over to the right heirs of the earl. By K.
Sept. 9. Pardon to John de Waltham, canon of the abbey of Wellowe by
Rockingham. Grymmesby, of the king's suit for the death of William de Legburne
of Barton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. • By K.
Sept. 10. Presentation of Richard Yestbrok, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Rockingham, the church of Okhampton, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift
by reason of the alien priory of Cowyk being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Sept. 9. Presentation of Thomas de Folkerthorp-, vicar of the church of
Rockingham. St. Laurence Walmegate, York, to the church of Hilderwell, in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heir of Thomas de Thweng of Lythum, who held in chief,
being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with John de
Brathewell. By p.s.
Sept. 13. Presentation of Richard Parys to the church of Hastyng Leghe,
Moorend. in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of Thomas de Ponynges, ' chivaler,' who held
in chief, being in his hand.
Sept. 10. Commission to John de Tyndale to take in the counties of
Rockingham. Northampton, Leicester and Lincoln hewers of stone, carpenters,
masons and other workmen for the repair of the castle of Rokyngham,
put them to the works at the king's wages, provide carriage for stone
and other necessaries and arrest and commit to prison until further
order all contrariants.
166
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 25 — cont.
Sept. 14. Presentation of Henry Shelf ord, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Langley. church of Bollebrugge, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Salisbury.
Sept. 19. Presentation of Master William Wymondeham to the church of
Sheen. St. Mary atte Stronde, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester.
Grant to the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, of the prebend of
Wylesdon in the church of St. Paul, London, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the bishopric of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric. By p.s.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Sept. 20. Presentation of John Derlyng, parson of the chapel of the manor
Westminster, of Spertegrave, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the church of
Padeworth, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Shirbourne being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Michael Melour.
Sept. 20. Presentation of Stephen Cotele, parson of the church of Little
Westminster. Sandale, in the diocese of York, to the church of Castelcoumbe, in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heirs of Robert Tibtot, who held in chief, being in
his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with William Hemmyng.
Sept. 22. Presentation of William Enefeld, vicar of the church of Hakeneye,
Westminster, in the diocese of London, to the church of Milstede, in the diocese of
Canterbury ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Chesterton.
Sept. 21. Grant, during pleasure, to William Salesbury of Cantebury of the
Westminster, office of the tronage and pesage of wools in the city of London, taking
the accustomed fees and wages as Nicholas Pluket, late citizen of
London, took in the office during his lifetime, with power to do the
office by sufficient deputy, as Nicholas did. By p.s.
Sept. 6. Grant to the king's esquire, Richard Archebaud, of the keeping
Rockingham of the lands late of William Pirly, who held in chief, until the full
Castle. age 0f hjs heij.^ together with the marriage of the latter ; provided
that he find fit sustenance for such heir and support the real services
and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Sept. 22. Grant for life to Nicholas atte Halle of a messuage and 12 acres of
Westminster, land in Childernelangle late of John Basse of Chiperfeld, who held
them of the king as of his manor of Childernelangele, which messuage
and land came into the king's hand as escheat because John died
without heir. By p.s.'
Sept. 23. Presentation of William de Moredon to the church of Little Clakton,
Westminster, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of London being in his hand.
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1375. Membrane 25 — cont.
Sept. 25. Presentation of William de Dalton to the vicarage of the church of
Westminster. Fynchyngfeld, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Thetford being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Membrane 24.
Sept. 3. Pardon to Adam Stut, son of Benedict Stut, of the king's suit for
Rockingham, the death of John Annyng, son of William Annyng, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 9. Mandate to Oliver de Harnham, escheator in the counties of
Rockingham. Southampton, Wilts, Oxford and Berks, to deliver the temporalities
of the abbey of Godestowe, of the Benedictine order, to Margery
Tracy, nun of the house, whose election as abbess has been confirmed
by John, bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
John Serjeant ; Gloucester.
Thomas de Illeston ; Sussex.
John Camels ; Northampton.
Thomas Sewale ; Bedford.
William Walle worth, mayor of London and escheator therein.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Sept. 13. Presentation of William de Assheby to the church of Toppesfeld,
Moorend. in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the alien priory of Stoke by Clare being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
Aug. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the king's clerk, Richard
Blatherwycke. de Ravensere, Robert, his brother, and Emma, wife of Robert, of
10/. yearly of lands in Kyngeston-upon-Hull, held of the king in
burgage, to the prior and convent of Gisburn to find a canon regular
to celebrate divine service daily in the church of the Holy Trinity
of that town, and twelve poor men, each taking \d. a day, to pray
for the safe estate of the king and the donors, and for their souls after
their death. By p.s.
Sept. 12. Presentation of John de Seynesbury to the church of Halywell,
Moorend. in the diocese of Lincoln.
Sept. 11. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's clerk, Guy de Rouclyf,
Yardley. to John de Middelton, for good service rendered by him in Brittany
in the company of the king's son, the duke of Brittany, of the king's suit
for the death of William de Lutton, alias William Baillif of Lutton,
alias William Shiphyrd of Lutton, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Grant, during pleasure, to Roger de Soteby of the office of porter
Kettering. 0f the great wardrobe, taking such wages and fees as John
Bruggeford, deceased, took in the office.
Sept. 20. Presentation of William Goderyngton, chaplain, to the vicarage
Westminster, of the church of Trenley, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Dennerhurst being
in his hand on account of the war with France.
168
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 24 — cont.
Sept. 22. Presentation of John Patryngton to the church of Little Bradley,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Stoke being in his hand as above.
Presentation of William de Dalton to the church of Wenden, in
the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, who
held in chief, being in his hand.
Sept. 22. Licence for the prioress and convent of Wherewell, of the
Westminster. Benedictine order, to elect an abbess in the room of Joan Cokerell,
deceased.
Sept. 20. Licence for the chapter of the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, the
Westminster, dean being abroad, to elect a bishop in the room of Robert, deceased.
Sept. 22. Grant to the king's servant, Richard Raundes, one of the yeomen
Westminster, of the kitchen, of the goods to the value of 10 marks late of John
Smyth of Kirkeby, co. Leicester, forfeit to the king because he com-
mitted a felony for which he was hanged. By p.s.
Mandate to Thomas Walssh, escheator in the said county, to deliver
the goods to him.
Sept. 22. Presentation of Simon Goderych to the church of Newentonlongevyle,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the priory
of Newentonlongevyle being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Sept. 23. Presentation to the guardian of the spirituality of the void bishopric
Westminster, of Worcester of Richard Cole, chaplain, for admission to the vicarage
of the chapel of Leigh by Durhurst, in the diocese of Worcester, on
the nomination of William Redeburgh. The said right of presentation
pertains to the king by reason of the temporalities of the priory of
Durhurst being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Sept. 11. Pardon, as above (p. 167), to John de Middelton under the alias
Yardley. of John Skegholf of Langeton. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Presentation of John Hornbloweton, vicar of the church of
Westminster. GifTardstoke, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of Northbarou,
in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the
keeping of the land and heir of Nicholas Seymore, ' chivaler,' who
held in chief, being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with
Henry Chaumfloure.
Sept. 23. Presentation of Giles de Soukeley to the church of Naketon, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heirs of John de Holbrok, who held in chief, being in his
hand.
Sept. 23. Ratification of the estate of Richard Deneby as prebendary of
Westminster. Bathewyk in the conventual church of Wherewell. By p.s.
Sept. 24. Presentation of John de Bernardcastell to the church of Werbelton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of an outlawry
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2375. Membrane 24 — cont.
promulgated against Philip de Brumpton, one of the patrons of the
church.
Membrane 23.
Sept. 24. Appointment of Roger de Soteby to take carriage for certain things
Westminster, and necessaries purveyed for the office of the great wardrobe to be
brought to the king or elsewhere at his pleasure, and to arrest and
commit to prison until further order all who are contrariant in the
matter.
Sept. 22. Presentation of William de Eyremyn to the church of Brynkton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of William de Ferrariis, who held in chief, being
in his hand. By p.s.
Sept. 24. Presentation of John de Foxle to the church of Quenynton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Worcester.
Sept. 25. Presentation of Richard Balle, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Monmouth, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Monmouth being in
his hand on account of the war with France.
Presentation of William Forester of Makkeswell to the church
of Quenden, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the keeping of the land and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford, who held in chief, being in his hand.
Sept. 25. Pardon to John son of William Maruwe of Gunton of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Bartholomew de Blacsale, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 26. Grant, during pleasure, to Robert de Assheton of the office of the
Westminster, treasurership of the Exchequer, with the accustomed fee. By K.
Mandate to Richard Lescrop, the late treasurer, to deliver to him
the rolls, keys and other things concerning the said office which are
in his keeping.
Grant for life to the king's servant, William Gambon, of 121. yearly
which the prior of Huntyngdon renders yearly at the Exchequer
by the hands of the sheriff of Huntingdon as fee farm for the town
of Hereford with the mills and other appurtenances thereof. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said prior. By p.s.
Commission to Richard de Im worth, serjeant-at-arms and keeper
of the Marshalsea of the King's Bench, to take carts for the carriage
of the prisoners of the Marshalsea to divers parts of the realm where
the King's Bench shall go by the king's order, and to arrest and commit
to prison all found contrariant or rebellious. By C.
Sept. 25. Pardon, at the request of the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon,
Westminster, to William Skelton, ' somonour,' of the king's suit for the death
of Thomas de Lynne, ' carpenter,' whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 26.
"Westminster.
Sept. 23.
Westminster.
170
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 23 — cont.
Sept. 27. Presentation of Nicholas de Salesbury to the church of Stanford
Westminster. Ryvers, in the diocese of London. By p.s.
Sept. 25. Grant to William de Salesbury of the prebend of Middelton in the
Westminster, conventual church of Wherewell, in the diocese of Winchester, in
the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the abbey of Wherewell.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to W. bishop of Winchester.
Grant to John Beneyt of the prebend of Alvytheley in the king's
free chapel of Bruggenorth.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
Aug. 15. Grant for life to John Stygeyn, messenger of the chamber, in recom-
Drayton. pense of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer granted him by letters patent
surrendered, of such sustenance in the priory of Christ Church, London,
as Walter de Stodeleye, deceased, had therein at the king's com-
mand. By p.s.
Sept. 27. Ratification of the estate of William de Slene as parson of the
Westminster, church of Wynewyk, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
By p.s.
Oct. 1. Presentation of John de Tycton, chaplain, to the church of Lychet
Westminster. Mautravers, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Oct. 4. Grant to the good men of Chippeham, co. Wilts, of pontage for
Westminster, two years.
Sept. 25. Grant to John de Hanney of the prebend of Wallokesbern in the
Westminster, church of St. Paul, London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Sept. 10. Grant, for life or until further order, to Roger Janyn of 2d. daily
Yardley. 0f the issues of the county of Huntingdon. By p.s.
Oct. 5. Grant in fee to William de Wykeham, bishop of Winchester,
Westminster. William Latymer, Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, Nicholas de Carreu
and Adam de Hertyngton, clerk, of the manor of Hicchen, co.
Hertford. By p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Percehay as chief baron
of the Exchequer, taking the accustomed fee. By K. & C.
Membrane 22.
Sept. 25. Mandate to the dean and canons of the king's free chapel of the
Westminster, castle of Hastinges to assign a stall in the choir and a place in their
chapter to the king's clerk, Henry de Medbourne, whom William,
bishop of Chichester, has admitted on the king's presentation to the
prebend of Holyngton, Bodyhame and Ewehurst in the said chapel.
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1375. Membrane 22 — cont.
Sept. 9. Grant for life to John de LufTewyk, late keeper of the king's park
Kettering, of Brixstok, for long service and because he is so feeble of body
and broken with age that he can no longer labour conveniently in the
king's service, of 6d. daily of the issues of the county of Northampton.
Sept. 25. Commitment, during pleasure, to the king's esquire, Helming
Westminster. Leget, of the offices of coroner and clerk of the market of the king's
household, taking the accustomed wages and fees ; provided that
he answer at the Exchequer of the issues and profits of the offices
and of the issues and amercements collected by the rolls of the
marshalsea of the household. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert de Isham to take carriage
Westminster. for the rolls, records, processes and other memoranda of the justices
of the King's Bench to the places where pleas before the king are to
be held, and to arrest and commit to prison until further order all
who are contrariant in the matter. By C.
Sept. 26. Presentation of John Northfeld, chaplain, to the church of Stratford
Westminster. Tony, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien abbey of Lyre being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Sept. 23. Presentation of Thomas Scorby, chaplain, to the church of Asshele,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of Robert de Hethe,
and in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heir
of Thomas de Veer, earl of Oxford, who held in chief, being in his
hand.
Oct. 1. Presentation of Richard de Wykeham to the prebend of Pesemerssh
Westminster, in the king's free chapel of Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester.
By p.s.
Sept. 26. Presentation of Hugh de Cotyngham to the church of Heghanre,
Westminster, in the diocese of London. By p.s.
Sept. 29. Presentation of John Milisent, chaplain, to the church of Cotebech,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Sept. 25. Pardon, at the supplication of John de Cobeham of Kent, to
Westminster. Adam de Boroudale of the king's suit for the death of John le Couper
of Skales, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 30. Presentation of John de Brewode, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Kyngesrypton, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Sept. 1. Grant, during pleasure, to Henry atte Watre of the keeping of the
Rockingham, park of Langele Marreys, taking of the issues of the manor of Langele
Marreys such wages, fees and profits as John de Spaigne took.
By p.s.
Sept. 30. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of William
Westminster, de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, witnessed by Sir John de Seint Loo,
172
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 22 — cont.
Sir John de Beauchaump, Sir William de Benevill, John Tomere,
John Ledrede and others, and dated at Caneford manor, 20 October,
48 Edward III, granting in survivorship to his yeoman, Robert Camel,
and Joan, his wife, a yearly rent of 11. 13s. 4d. of the issues and profits
of the manor of Hengxtrugge, co. Somerset, held in chief, with power
of distraint.
Oct. 3. Presentation of Thomas de Goldyngton to the church of Asshele,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of Thomas de Veer, earl of Oxford, who held in chief,
being in his hand.
Oct. 5. Presentation of Richard Reydon, vicar of the church of Burbache,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Sutton, in the diocese
of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of Wenlok
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with Roger de Peppelowe.
Oct. 4. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Undle of pontage for three
Westminster, years in aid of the repair of the bridge of Asshetonbrig near their
town.
Oct. 6. Exemption for life of Nicholas Beneger of the county of Wilts
Westminster, from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appoint-
ment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, collector of tenth or
fifteenth, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
Pardon, at the request of Thomas de Grantson, ' chivaler,' to Walter
Ferrour of the hundred of Stone of the king's suit for having, before
5 July in the king's forty-fourth year, stolen a horse worth 10<s. from
John Martyn at Stoneford, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 8. Mandate to Thomas Ilston, escheator in the counties of Kent and
Westminster. Surrey, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. Augustine in
the suburb of Canterbury, of the Benedictine order, immediately
subject to the church of Rome, to Michael, late chamberlain of the
abbey, whom the pope has provided to be abbot on his election as
such by the convent ; the king having taken his fealty after he had
renounced all words prejudicial to him and his crown contained in
the pope's bull.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Membrane 21.
Oct. 1. Grant for life to John Palmer, one of the pages of the king's kitchen,
Westminster, of 15 acres of land in Hadenham, co. Cambridge, which are in the
king's hand as forfeit because the archdeacon of Ely appropriated
them in mortmain to himself and his church of Wilbourton without
the king's licence, and are extended at 2s. 6d. yearly as Thomas Sewale,
escheator in the said county, has certified. By p.s.
Oct. 8. Signification to W. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to
Westminster, the election of Cecily Lavynton, nun of the house of Wherewell, to
be abbess of that place.
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Membrane 21 — cont.
Whereas the king lately granted to John Knyvet the keeping of the
lands late of Thomas Belhous, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, until
the full age of Joan, his daughter and heir, together with the marriage
of the latter ; he has now granted him the keeping of the lands of
the inheritance of the said Joan, who died under age and unmarried,
as well those held in chief as of the honour of Reylegh as those held
by knight service of the bishopric of London, in the king's hand
through voidance, and of the heir of Thomas de Ponynges, who held
in chief, a minor in the king's ward, until the full age of the heir of
Joan, together with the marriage of such heir, and so from heir to
heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance for the heir and sustain the
real services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Oct. 1. Grant for life to John de Kyngeston of a messuage in the parish
Westminster, of St. Nicholas Coldabbey in the ward of Quenhith, London, late of
Christiana late the wife of John Steynour, who held it in chief, which
is extended at 6 marks yearly and pertains to the king as escheat
because Christiana died without heir, as is found by an inquisition
taken by William Walworth, mayor of London and escheator therein.
By p.s.
Oct. 11. Presentation of John de Cressyngham, parson of the church of
Westminster. Hese, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Wykham, in
the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of London ; on an exchange of benefices with William
Chertesey.
Sept. 6. Grant for life to John de Berden of York of the keeping of the
Westminster, stank of Fosse by York, on the supplication of the king's esquire, Walter
Whitehors, to whom the king granted the keeping for life by letters
patent dated 20 June, 43 Edward III, surrendered. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Presentation of David son of John de Estradn, chaplain, to the
Westminster, church of Bykenore Englys, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's
gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heir of John de Ferers,
' chivaler,' who held in chief, being in his hand.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
Oct. 7. Whereas John Werk of Wyghton lately acquired in fee a messuage
Westminster, in Wyghton, held in chief as parcel of the manor of Wyghton, from
William son of Richard de Dalton, who had acquired it from the said
John Werk, and he from John Pynill, and he from John Child, and he
from Roger Kaa, and he from Thomas son of Geoffrey Kesandbred
of Wyghton, and he from Peter son of William de Roos, and he from
Richard atte Kelde, and he from Robert de Roos, and they all severally
entered therein without licence ; the king, for \ mark paid by John
Werk, has pardoned the trespasses and restored to him the lands,
which have been taken into the king's hand by occasion of the said
trespasses.
Oct. 13. Presentation of John Clerk, parson of the church of Codyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Hereford, to the vicarage of the church of Hynkle,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Hynkle being in his hand on account of
the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William de
Thornton.
1375.
Aug. 19.
Nassington.
174
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 21 — cont.
Oct. 14. Presentation of John de Lincoln to the church of Pertenhale, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Essex and Hereford,
who held in chief, being in his hand.
Oct. 15. Commitment, during pleasure, to the king's clerk, Robert de
Sheen. Sibthorp, of the office of chamberlain of the Exchequer, which the
king's clerk, William de Mulsho, held of the king's commitment,
taking the accustomed wages and fees. By K.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to admit him.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to William Blacomore, in lieu of the 10Z. yearly at the
Westminster. Exchequer granted him by letters patent dated 12 June, 43 Edward III,
surrendered, of the manor of Langele Marreys with all the stock
there and other things delivered to him by indenture by the king's
esquire, Helming Leget, constable of the castle of Wyndesore, or
his lieutenant, for which manor 50Z. yearly used to be rendered to
the king, to hold at a farm of 401. yearly payable at the Exchequer ;
provided that the manor be kept up by him and delivered at his
death in as good a state as he received it. By p.s.
Oct. 14. Mandate to John Sergeant, escheator in the county of Gloucester,
Sheen. to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of Worcester in his
bailiwick to Henry, archdeacon of Canterbury, whom the pope has
provided to be bishop in the room of William, deceased ; he having
publicly renounced all words prejudicial to the king or his crown
contained in the pope's bull and the king having taken his fealty.
By K.
The like to the following escheat ors in the counties named : —
John Hambury ; Worcester.
Thomas Walsh ; Warwick.
Thomas Illeston ; Middlesex.
The mayor of Bristol and escheator therein.
William Walleworth, mayor of London and escheator therein.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Oct. 14. Grant, during pleasure, to Nicholas Potyn of the office of controller
Westminster, of the custom of 3d. of the pound and of cloths and other customable
merchandise in the port of London, provided that he write his
rolls with his own hand, be continually resident and perform the
duties of his office in person and not by substitute.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 17. Presentation of Richard Hichecok to the church of Albryghton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Oct. 15. Grant for life to the king's servant, John Maihoo, of the office of
Westminster, the ' Rakerwyk ' of Bristol, with the fees and profits pertaining
thereto. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Grant to the king's clerk, Robert de Crull, of the prebend of Swerdes
Westminster, in the cathedral church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin By p.s.
49 EDWARD III.— Part II.
175
1375. Membrane 21 — cont.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
archbishopric.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Sept. 6. Licence for William de Hunt yngf eld, knight, to enfeoff William de
Rockingham. Spaigne of Boston, John Lynstede, parson of the church of Causton,
Thomas Home, parson of the church of Hunt yngf eld, and Richard
Wryght of Hollebech, clerk, of the manor of Bokesworth with the
advowson of the church of that town, held in chief, and for them
to grant the same to him for life, with remainder in tail to John
Knyvet, knight, and Eleanor, his wife, and remainder over to the
right heirs of William. By p.s.
Membrane 20.
Oct. 1. Grant to John Franceys, one of the grooms of the kitchen, of
Westminster. 5 cottages and acres of land in Wysbeche, co. Cambridge, lately
appropriated by the commonalty of Wysbeche to a hospital there
for the sustenance of infirm persons, which have come into the king's
hands because the hospital is now devastated, and are extended
at 245. yearly, as Thomas Sewale, escheator in the said county, has
certified ; to hold for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's
hand on that account during his lifetime. By p.s.
Oct 10. Presentation of John Bubbe, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Borham, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the bishopric of London being in his hand.
Oct. 11. Pardon to Geoffrey Dengard of Southampton of his outlawry in
Westminster, the husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the
Bench to answer John Love touching a plea that he render him an
account of the time during which he was his receiver ; he having
now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknapp, chief
justice, has certified.
Oct. 10. The like to Robert Wardecop, late parson of the church of Wardon,
Westminster, outlawed in the county of Bedford at the suit of John Hoy, vicar of
the church of Coupol, in a plea that he render the latter 92 sheep,
worth 101.
Oct. 13. The like to Thomas Chaumberleyn, ' that was the priouresservant of
Westminster. Gisburn,' outlawed in the county of York at the suit of Ralph de
Horneby, citizen of York, touching a debt of 46s. Sd.
Oct. 12. The like to Richard Randulph of Great Yarmouth, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Middlesex at the suit of John Weoleye of Chepyng Caumpeden
touching a debt of 201.
Oct. 13. The like to Roger Doun of Bristol, outlawed in the husting of
Westminster. London at the suit of William Venour of London touching a debt of
40/.
Oct. 14. The like to Richard Sugworth, clerk, outlawed in the same at the
Westminster, suit of William Strete touching a debt of 40/.
176
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 20 — cont.
Oct. 16. The like to Thomas Leycestre of Fyssherton, outlawed in the same
Westminster, at the suit of John Brekenat of Cranebourn touching a debt of 201.
Oct. 18. The like to Philip de Brompton, outlawed in the same at the suit of
Westminster. William Oliver, skinner, touching a debt of 11/. 12s.
Oct. 20. The like to Richard Bemestre of Gloucestre, outlawed in the same
Westminster, at the suit of John Eyston of London, ' mercer,' touching a debt of
1005.
Oct. 16. The like to John Haukere of Asthall, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Oxford at the suit of Thomas de la More touching a plea that he render
him an account of the time when he was his bailiff in Asthall and
his receiver.
Nov. 5. The like to Thomas de Bretteby, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Westmoreland at the suit of Thomas de Musgrave, ' chivaler,' touching
a plea that he render him an account of the time when he was his
receiver.
The like to John de Welle, chaplain, outlawed in the county of
York at the suit of William de Haulay, clerk, touching a like plea.
Nov. 7. The like to Richard Godefray of Langeham, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Dorset for non-appearance before Robert de Thorpe and his fellows,
late justices of the Bench, to answer John Godefraney of Stoure
Estovere touching a plea of debt of 40s.
The like to William Barre, ' chivaler,' outlawed in the husting of
London at the suit of Thomas le Despenser touching a debt of 161.
Nov. 9. The like to John Appelby, esquire, of the county of Oxford, outlawed
Westminster, in the husting of London at the suit of Thomas Wiltesshire, citizen and
skinner of London, touching a debt of 41. 15s.
Nov. 10. The like to Thomas Cunwardby ' that was Robertservant Becheshunt,'
Westminster, outlawed in the county of Wilts at the suit of William Assheton
touching a debt of 10/.
Nov. 16. The like to Thomas Rysum of Welton by Dounham, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Lincoln at the suit of William de Thornhawe of Lincoln
touching a debt of 10 marks.
Nov. 18. The like to Gilbert de Cabergh, outlawed in the county of Westmore-
Westminster. land at the suit of John Spicer touching a plea that he render him
an account of the time when he was his bailiff in Cabergh and his
receiver.
Nov. 10. The like to Nicholas Bythewater of Andevere, outlawed in the
Westminster, husting of London at the suit of John de Brampton, clerk, touching
a plea that he render him a horse worth 40s. and chattels to the value
of 20s.
Nov. 23. The like to Thomas Baxstere, clerk, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Norfolk at the suit of John de Wilton touching a debt of 40s.
49 EDWARD III.— Part II.
177
1375. Membrane 20 — cont.
Nov. 27. The like to John Laurence of Arkesdon, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of John de Dunton touching a debt of 22 marks.
The like to John Crok of 01 vest on, outlawed as above at the suit
of Richard de Flete touching a debt of 101.
Nov. 28. The like to Robert de Twyford, ' chivaler,' outlawed as above at
Westminster, the suit of John Humbleton, clerk, touching a debt of 21 11. 13s. 4d.
The like to Thomas Trumpesaghe, outlawed in the county of Suffolk
at the suit of Margery late the wife of Stephen de Trumpesaghe
touching a debt of 66<s.
Sept. 22. Grant to Master John de Clifford of the treasurership in the church
Westminster, of St. Peter, York, with the prebend of Wylton in the same church
pertaining to the treasurership, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the archbishopric of York. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to A. archbishop of York.
The like to the chapter of the said church, the dean being abroad.
Sept. 29. Grant, for life or until further order, to Guichard Dangle, in con-
Westminster, sideration of the loss of his lands in Aquitaine taken in war by the
French, of 26s. Sd. daily at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters, dated
10 December, 2 Richard II, of 1,000£. yearly.
Membrane 19.
Oct. 19. Presentation of William Wake, parson of the church of Ovestone,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Andrew on Cornhull,
London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric
of London ; on an exchange of benefices with John Frere.
Oct. 17. Philip Torryngton, archbishop of Cashel, staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating William de Karlell, clerk, and Silvester Leynagh
as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 21. Presentation of Richard Wantyngg to the church of Little Compton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of Derhurst being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
Oct. 20. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Chandos as prebendary of
Westminster, prebend of Coblynton in the cathedral church of Hereford. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Grant to the king's esquire, Geoffrey de Styuede, of the keeping of
Westminster, the lands late of John Dakeneye, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, until
the full age of the heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and
so from heir to heir ; provided he find fit sustenance for such • heir and
do the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands.
By p.s.
Oct. 18. Licence for Robert Lyon, vicar of the church of Mersk in Clyveland,
Westminster, to grant two parts of the castle and manor of Skelton in Clyveland
and of the manor of Mersk in Clyveland together with the bailiwick of
Wt. 18915. E 12
178
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 19 — cont.
the wapentake of Langbergh, and also a mediety of the advowson
of the priory of Gisburn in Clyveland, held in chief, and the reversion
of a third part of the said castle and manors which Isabel late the
wife of Walter Faucomberge holds in dower, to Henry de Percy,
William Latymer, Nicholas de Carreu, Michael de Ravendale, clerk,
John de Laysyngby of Rungton and J ohn Capon for the life of Thomas
Faucomberge, knight. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Cheyne, ' chivaler,' of the offices
Westminster, of porter of the castle of Porcestre and warrener of the king's warren
there, taking in the first office the accustomed wages out of the issues
of the county of Southampton and in the second the accustomed
wages out of the issues or farm of the castle. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Whereas the king has learned on behalf of Thomas Reyner and
Westminster. Joan, his wife, daughter of John Harold, clerk, that although John
long ago granted her 10 marks of rent in Lower Moyaghirie, within
the county and liberty of Meath in Ireland, together with the
advowson of the church of St. Mary of the same town, nevertheless
the rent and advowson were taken into the king's hand as forfeit
because John did not come in person or send men to Ireland in pur-
suance of the late ordinance of the council, as though he were the
tenant thereof ; the king has pardoned the said forfeiture and restored
the rent and advowson to Thomas and Joan. By K. & C.
Vacated because otherwise on the Patent Roll of the preceding year.
Whereas of late, after the death of Wencelina, daughter and heir
of John de Keynes, who held in chief, who (que) died a minor in the
king's ward, Elizabeth de Keynes, sister of John and aunt and heir
of Wencelina, entered without livery by due process in the king's
court into the manors of Dodeford, co. Northampton, Okeshelf, co.
Warwick, Piryton Keynes, co. Wilts, and Combe Keynes, co. Dorset,
and afterwards William de Brantyngham acquired in fee from her
the said manors and the reversion of the manor of Tarente Keynes,
co. Dorset, expectant on the demise of Joan late the wife of John de
Keynes, knight, who holds it in dower, which manors are held in
chief, and entered into the first named manors and received the
attornment of Joan for the manor of Tarente Keynes, and subsequently
John de Charyngworth son of Henry de Charyngworth son of Maud
de Keynes, and Margaret and Maud, daughters of Laurence de Ayot
son of Lettice de Keynes, heirs of the said Elizabeth if she die without
heirs of her body (the said Maud de Keynes and Lettice de Keynes
being sisters of William de Keynes father of the said John de Keynes
and aunts of the said Elizabeth), and Edmund Crescy, who has now
taken the said Maud daughter of Laurence to wife, quitclaimed all
their right and claim in the premises to the said William and his heirs,
without the king's licence ; the king has pardoned the said trespasses
and has granted to William the issues of the manors of Dodeford,
Okeshelf, Piryton Keynes and Combe Keynes, which pertain to him
by reason of the death of Wencelina, as well as the manors and
reversion. By p.s.
Sept. 6. Licence for William de Huntyngfeld, knight, to grant the manor of
Rockingham. Bokes worth together with the advowson of the church of that town,
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
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179
2375. Membrane 19 — cont.
held in chief, to John Knyvet, knight, and Eleanor his wife, in tail,
at a yearly rent of 10 marks during William's life only. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise above on this roll.
Oct. 30. Presentation of Philip Walles, chaplain, to the church of Licchet
Westminster. Mautravers, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Oct. 29. Grant to Master Edward Burnell of the prebend of Chermynstre
Westminster, and Bere in the cathedral church of Salisbury, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the chapter of the church.
The like to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric.
Presentation of Robert Falbek to the church of Swalclyve, in the
diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the abbey of St. Augustine, Canterbury.
Membrane is.
Oct. 11. Ratification of the estate of John Tredegold as parson of the church
Westminster, of Laysceby, alias Lesseby, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Oct. 11. Pardon, at the supplication of William de Monte Acuto, earl of
Westminster. Salisbury, to William Bastard of the king's suit for the death of
William Eode of Chelyerton, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Presentation of William Dysel of Grendon, chaplain, to the vicarage
Westminster, of the church of Wylyndon, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities in England of the alien abbey
of Grestain being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 13. Walter de Frompton, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Stephen Assh and John Hopare as his attorneys in Ireland for one
year. The abbot of St. Augustine's by Bristol re-
ceived the attorneys by writ.
Ellis Spelly, staying in England, has letters nominating the same
Stephen and John as his attorneys as above.
The same abbot received the attorneys by writ.
Oct. 15. Grant in mortmain to Roger Giddyng, parson of the church of
Westminster. Gravesende, of 5 acres of land in Gravesende, whereof 2 acres lie in
the field called ' Cherchelond ' and 3 acres in the field called ' atte Lee,'
in compensation for the tithes of 50 acres of land in the parish of that
church which the king has had enclosed in his park of Gravesende,
and of the conies in the said 50 acres. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Corby, of the keeping of the
Westminster, manor of Anescote, co. Northampton, late of Eleanor late the wife of
Richard Maundevill, which came into the king's hands by the death
of Eleanor and by reason of the minority of Thomas Maundevill,
son of the said Richard and heir of Eleanor, and is of the yearly value
of 20 marks only as is found by an inquisition taken before the
180
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 18 — cont.
escheator of the said county ; to hold until the full age of the said
heir. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Presentation of Patrick Wyot, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. St. Thomas, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.
Oct. 17. Grant, for life or until further order, to John Daubrichecourt,
Westminster. * chivaler,' of-40Z. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Appointment, for one year, of the king's yeoman, Richard de
Westminster. Skarghill, the king's ferreter, to purvey conies in warrens, and fish
in fresh waters, stews, lakes and stanks, for the king's money to be
paid in the wardrobe, and to take thread for making and repairing
nets to take the same, and carriage to take them to the places
where the king's household is held. French.
Oct. 18. Presentation of Edmund Bardolf to the church of Boyton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Wencelina Mautravers, who held in chief, being in his hand by her
death. By p.s.
Oct. 5. Grant in fee to William de Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, William
Westminster. Latymer, Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, Nicholas de Carreu and Adam
de Hertyngton, clerk, of the reversions of the manor of Salden, held
by Ingram, earl of Bedford, and the king's daughter Isabel, his wife,
for the life of the latter, lands held for life by John Nowers, knight,
lands held for life by James de Audele of Helegh, the manor of
Ludynglond by Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, and the manor of Anesty
with its villages and other members, held for life by Mary de Sane to
Paulo, countess of Pembroke, the manor of Flaxflete, held for life
by John de Stryvelyn, knight, the manor Bolton by Carlisle, held
for life by John Moubray, knight, and the manor of Walton on Trent,
co. Derby, held for a term of years of the king's demise by Godfrey
Foljambe, knight. By p.s.
Sept. 7. Pardon to John Cook of Leycestre of the king's suit for assenting
Rockingham, to the escape of Thomas de Quenyngburgh, indicted of the death
of Thomas Thebaud, from the king's prison of Leycestre while he was
bailiff of the town and keeper of the prison, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Presentation of William de Carleton, vicar of the church of
Westminster. Stillyngton, in the diocese of York, to the church of Bughton, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of Blithe
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with William de Ossyngton.
Oct. 20. Presentation of Gilbert Quyntrell, parson of the church of St. Ives,
Westminster. Cornwall, in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of
Modbury, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of Modbury being in his hand as
above ; on an exchange of benefices with John Chopard.
49 EDWARD III.— Part II.
181
1375. Membrane 18 — cont.
Oct. 22. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by Emery de Sancto Amando,
Westminster, for the alienation in mortmain by him to the abbot and convent of
Wardon of 101. 45. 4fd of rent in Netherwynchyndon, co. Buckingham,
in exchange for a messuage, 6 tofts, 3 carucates of land, 44 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 35 acres of wood, 40 acres of heath and
24«. 6d. of rent in Mulbrok, Ampthull, Stepynglegh, Prestelee, Flitwyk
and Cotes, co. Bedford, to be granted by them to him and his heirs.
Oct. 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard de Hemyngburgh to
Westminster, take masons, carpenters, tilers and other labourers for the king's
works in the palace of Westminster and the Tower of London, put
them to the works at the king's wages, and provide stone, timber,
lime, tiles and other necessaries, and carriage for the same, to be
paid for by the hands of the king's clerk, William de Sleford, surveyor
of the works. By bill of William de Sleford.
Oct. 24. Mandate to Th. bishop of Carlisle and Roger de Clifford, — reciting
Westminster, that Margaret daughter and heir of Nicholas de Layburn was brought
before the council at Westminster on the octaves of Michaelmas
last by William de Tunstall and Thomas de Layburn, her uncle, for
the examination of her estate, whereupon it was there adjudged that
the keeping of her and her lands should be committed to them, the
bishop and Roger, on condition that they ordain a good man,
sworn and not suspect of any party, to have the keeping and rule
of her and her lands, so that he keep her safe and inviolate, and that
she be not married against her will or without the assent of her nearest
friends, and that she be in no way disparaged, and that her lands
be kept without waste and destruction and the profits thereof used
for her sustenance and rule and for the repair of the houses and
buildings ; and upon this she was delivered in court to the said William
and John de Lancastre for delivery to them, — to receive her from
the said William and John and make ordinance for her keeping and
rule in accordance with the said judgment.
Oct. 27. Grant, for life or until further order, to Thomas Try vet of 40£.
Westminster, yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Presentation of Edmund Porkere, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. St. Mary, Styvekey, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation
of William de Ellerton and in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heirs of David Strabolgi, earl of Athol, who held in
chief, being in his hand.
Oct. 30. Grant for life to Paul de Dunton, chaplain, of the wardenship of
Westminster, the hospital of Ospryng, co. Kent.
Mandate in pursuance to the under-master and brethren of the
hospital.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the hospital.
Mandate to Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the county of Kent,
to deliver to him the hospital together with the lands pertaining
thereto, which he has taken into the king's hand on account of the
death of the last warden, and the profits taken therefrom.
182 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 17.
Oct. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following : —
Westminster. (1) A charter of Henry II in favour of the nuns of Fairwell.
[Monasticon, IV, 111.]
(2) A charter of the same as follows : — Henricus, rex Anglorum
et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum,
archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, justiciariis,
baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis,
Francis et Anglis, tocius Anglic, salutem. Sciatis me dedisse
et concessisse et in puram et perpetuam elemosinam confirmasse
Deo et Sancte Marie de Fagerwella et sanctimonialibus ibidem
Deo servientibus locum et fundacionem abbacie sue apud
Fagerwellam in foresta mea de Chanoc cum omnibus eidem
abbacie pertinentibus, scilicet, tres carrucatas terre in dominium
apud Fagerwellam cum omnibus homagiis et molendinis eidem
terre pertinentibus et nominatim octo acras de dono Roberti
prepositi quas idem Robertus et Thomas filius ejus predicte ecclesie
reddentes duos solidos per annuum servicium in perpetuam
elemosinam dederunt et carta sua confirmaverunt, et moras ad
facienda prata que intra septa ejusdem terre de Fagerwella
continentur. Do eciam eis et confirmo in perpetuam elemosinam
unam carrucatum terre apud Pipam de exsartis foreste mee de
Chanoc et unam carrucatam terre apud HamerwicK cum villanis
et franchelano nomine Hamone Vielario, et cum tenuris eorum
et pasturam sicut fuit pertinens ad eandem terram anno et die
quo rex Henricus, avus meus, fuit vivus et mortuus. Et preter
hec do eis et confirmo in elemosinam omni tempore permansuram
quadraginta acras terre de exsartis de wasto foreste mee de Chanoc
ad mensuram pertice regie apud locum nomine Lindhursf de
terra pertinente ad manerium meum de Alrewas, ut predicte
sanctimoniales eundem Lindhurste et quicquid habebam in eodem
wasto per metas que inter terram meam et Cestrensis episcopi
terram, videlicet, rivum nomine Pipam et fossatum Sancti Cedde
et ceteras metas que a forestariis regis perambulate sunt et a
justiciis constitute, habeant et teneant cum omnibus consuetudinibus
et libertatibus pertinentibus ad Alrewas in bosco et piano et
pasnagio in pasturis et rivis et ceteris pertinenciis suis. Concedo
eciam eis et confirmo quicquid eis datum est vel infuturum
racionabiliter adipisci poterint. Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod predicte sanctimoniales omnia predicta habeant et teneant
in bosco et piano, in pratis et rivis et pascuis, in pasnagiis et
in aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis et metis, bene et in pace
et liber e et quiete et integre et honor ifice, soluta et libera ab omni
seculari servicio et quieta de sciris et hundredis et murdris et
Danegeld et placitis et querelis et geldis et axiliis et omni
consuetudine et exaccione terreni servicii. Testibus Manassero
Biset, dupifero, Rogero et Ricardo Peccato, archidiaconis, et
Galfrido, regis capellano, et Petro de Bermingaham et Fulchone
et Aluredo, forestariis, apud Rademoram.
(3) A charter of king John in favour of the same nuns [Rotuli
Chartarum, I, 42]. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Sept. 30. Grant, for life or until other order, to John de Nevill, steward of
Westminster, the household, of 100/. yearly of the farm or issues of the manors of
Penreth and Soureby, co. Cumberland, in lieu of a like annuity at
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1375. Membrane 17 — cont.
the Exchequer granted to him by letters patent dated 24 April,
47 Edward III, surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, as king Richard, on 16 November in
his sixth year, granted him the annuity for life of the issues of the county
of York.
Oct. 15. Grant, as above, to Robert Monk of 6d. daily of the farm of La Rye,
Westminster, as William Passelewe took during his lifetime. By p.s.
May 25. Presentation of Ralph de Clifton, parson of the church of Adell,
Westminster, in the diocese of York, to the church of Slaytburn, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Pontefract being in his
hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices
with Thomas de Halton. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Presentation of the king's clerk, Alan de Ake, parson of a mediety
Westminster, of the church of Hotonbussell, in the diocese of York, to the church of
Warbelton, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason
of an outlawry promulgated against Philip de Brumpton, one of the
patrons ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's clerk, John
de Bernardcastell.
Oct. 22. Mandate to Oliver de Harnham, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Southampton, to deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the
abbey of Wherewell, of the Benedictine order, in the diocese of
Winchester, to Cecily de Lavyngton, nun of the house, whose election
as abbess has been confirmed by William, bishop of Winchester, and
whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by the bishop.
The bishop of Winchester received the fealty by writ remaining
in the files of this year.
The like to Walter Cyfrewast, escheator in the county of Somerset.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Oct. 20. Licence, for 405. paid to the king by Thomas Peyver, for him to
Westminster, enfeoff John Roudlond, clerk, John Barker, John Broughton, William
Mostel and Richard Albon of the manor of Wyllyen and the advowson
of the church of the manor, held in chief, to the end that they may
grant the same to Thomas and his heirs.
Sept. 18. Licence for Ralph Basset of Drayton to found a house of friars
Westminster, hermits of the Augustinian order at Athereston, co. Warwick, and
to alienate in mortmain to the prior and friars 12 acres of land in the
same town, not held in chief. By p.s.
Oct. 25. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, Nicholas
Westminster. Dabrichecourt, to John de Walley, the younger, of Est marc ham, of
the king's suit for the death of John de Repyngdon, chaplain,
son of John de Repyngdon, chaplain, of Carberton, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Membrane 16.
July 21. Grant, in compensation for 30| acres and a rood of land and wood
Guildford, of the common wood of Benesworth within the forest of Wolmere,
co. Southampton, which the king has had enclosed for the enlargement
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 16 — cont.
of his park of Worldham, to those having common in the said wood
by right and custom that they and their heirs and successors shall
have in the said wood of Benesworth free common with their horses,
mares, oxen, cows, swine and piglets, and all other animals except
goats, without paying anything for pannage, great or little, or for
herbage therein. By K. and by bill sealed with the signet.
Gift to the king's servant, Richard Raundes, of the goods late of
John Smyth of Kirkeby, co. Leicester, hanged for a felony. By p.s.
Presentation of Henry de Dodyngton, chaplain, to a mediety of the
Westminster, church of Grymolby, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the keeping of the land and heir of Henry de Bello Monte,
who held in chief, being in his hand.
Oct. 12. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted on 18 April last to James Haderesham, who was to have
gone on the king's service in the company of William Elmham,
under-governor of Bayonne and seneschal of Landes in Aqliitaine ;
as he has not yet gone but stays in London, as the sheriffs have
certified.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to Richard Broun, one of the king's yeoman-farriers,
Westminster, of a shop, a void place and 14 acres of land in Sydyngbourne in the
hundred of Middelton, co. Kent, late of Juliana Channe, who held
them in chief, which came into the king's hands as escheat because
she died without heir, as has been found by an inquisition taken
before Nicholas Heryng, steward of the said hundred. By p.s.
Oct. 19. Pardon to Adam Wyndout of his outlawry in the county of Devon
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to satisfy the
king of his ransom for a trespass done by him and another to William
Tille ; he having now surrendered to prison before the said justices
and satisfied the king of his ransom and William of the damages
adjudged to him, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
The like to William Wyndout, chaplain.
Oct. 16. Presentation of Robert Edyman, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Hoghton, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of St. Faith being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Oct. 15.
Sheen.
Oct. 12.
Oct. 18. Pardon to Robert Marche of Kentbery of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Richard Holdey of Cuntbery ; the king having learned by
the record of Walter Perlee and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver the gaol of Oxford castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
Oct. 20. Revocation of the presentaton of John de Seynesbury to the church
Westminster, of Halywell, in the diocese of Lincoln, as it was made on an untrue
suggestion.
Oct. 20. Presentation of William Mordon to the church of Cherleton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Rochester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
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1375. Membrane 16 — cont.
of the priory of Bermundesey being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
Oct. 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Elmeley as clerk
Westminster, of the works at Notyngham castle, the king's lodge of Beskewode
and his manor of Clypston, and to take hewers of stone, carpenters
and other workmen for the works, put them thereto at the king's
wages, buy stone, timber and other necessaries for the works, take
carriage for the latter for the king's money to be paid by him, make
all payments for wages and purchases out of moneys to be received
by him, bring back workmen withdrawn from the works without
licence, arrest all who are contrariant and rebellious and commit
them to prison until they find security to serve the king, make
inquisition touching stone, timber or other necessaries carried away
and eloigned from the works and have such brought back, and sell
the branches and other residue of trees provided for the works,
answering the king of the proceeds of such sale ; taking \2d. daily
during his continuance in the office. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 30. James, earl of Ormonde, staying in Ireland on the king's service,
Westminster, has letters nominating John de Kyngesfold and William Rykill as his
attorneys in England for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys before the
departure of the earl.
Oct. 24. WTilliam Furnyvall, who is detained by infirmity so that he cannot
Westminster, sue and defend pleas and matters touching him in the king's courts
and elsewhere, has letters nominating Thomas Stokkes and Robert
Mundesdere as his attorneys in England for one year.
The chancellor received the attorneys.
Oct. 27. Presentation of John de Chestrefeld, chaplain, to the vicarage
Westminster, of the church of Takle, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of London.
Oct. 20. Commission to Edmund Giffard to collect in the counties of Oxford
Westminster, and Berks the subsidy on cloths for sale granted to the king in return
for the remission by him of the forfeitures of the alnage of wool per-
taining to him ; also to seal all cloths on which the subsidy has been
paid, warn people not to expose unsealed cloths for sale, search houses,
shops and other places for such cloths and take them into the king's
hands as forfeit, delivering them to the sheriff of the county by
indenture and sending one part of such indenture to the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer to be charged against the sheriff in his
account ; also to take into the king's hand as forfeit all cloths for sale
which do not contain the length and breadth ordained in the statute
at Westminster on the morrow of St. Edmund the Martyr in the
king's forty-seventh year, and answer therefor at the Exchequer by
indenture.
Dec. 9. The like to John Canygnis and Simon Canygnis in the counties
Westminster, of Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Gloucester and Bristol.
186 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 15.
Oct. 31. Grant to Thomas More, parson of the church of Yerdele Hastynges,
Westminster, of the prebend of Erdyngton in the king's free chapel of Bruggenorth,
on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Swaby. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the said chapel.
Nov. 1. Pardon, for \ mark paid to the king by William son of William
Westminster, son of Stephen Brouneson, kinsman and heir of Stephen Brouneson,
of the trespass of Stephen, his grandfather, in acquiring in fee a
messuage and 2 bovates of land in Walkelay from Thomas de
Furnyvall, who held them in chief as parcel of the castle and manor
of Sheffeld, and entering therein without licence ; and grant that he
may retain the same.
Nov. 3. Grant, during pleasure, to Walter Baker of the keeping of the
Westminster, king's park and warren of Istel worth, taking such fees and wages as
other keepers have taken. By p.s
Nov. 5. Pardon to John de Shorten of Bentele of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Nottingham for non-appearance before the king to answer Robert
de Barowe touching a plea of trespass ; he having now surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison as John de Cavendyssh, chief justice, has
certified.
Nov. 7. Whereas John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in
Westminster, chief, held in fee during his lifetime certain manors and lands together
with the office of the stewardship of the liberty of St. Edmund, which
are taken into the king's hand by reason of the minority of his heir ;
the king, that the said liberty may be kept intact in all things, has
appointed his esquire, John de Herlyngge, to exercise the office by
himself or by sworn deputies for as long as it shall remain in the king's
hand for that cause, taking in the office the accustomed fees, profits
and emoluments. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Grant to William Chestre, chaplain, of the office of sacristan in
Westminster, the king's' free chapel of Pencrich, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the deanery of the chapel, taking the accustomed fees.
Mandate in pursuance to the college of the said chapel.
Nov. 6. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted on 27 March last to Thomas Coobham, who should have gone
to Aquitaine in the company of Thomas de Felton, seneschal of
Aquitaine ; as the sheriffs of London have certified the king that he
has long returned from Aquitaine and is vagrant in the city and
elsewhere about his own affairs. By C.
Nov. 6. Appointment of John atte Mulle and William atte Mulle to repair
Westminster, the defects of the houses, walls, towers and other buildings of the
castle of Bristol ; also to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other
workmen, put them to the works at the king's wages, buy stone,
timber and other necessaries, and take land and water carriage for
the latter to the castle for the king's money to be paid by their hands
to the sum of 100 marks by survey and testimony of John de
Thorp. By C.
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187
1375. Membrane 15 — cont.
Nov. 7. Grant to the king's esquire, John Herlyng, of the office of chief
Westminster, steward of the abbot of St. Edmund's, which office belonged to John
de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, and is in the
king's hands by reason of the minority of his heir, to hold with all
fees and profits pertaining thereto for as long as it shall remain in
the king's hand for that cause. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and otherwise below (sic).
Nov. 9. Presentation of William de Dalton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Harleston, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Lenton being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Presentation of John Coumbare to the vicarage of the church of
Wylmyngton, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason
of the alien priory of Wylmyngton being in his hand as above.
Nov. 8. Presentation of Thomas More to the church of Tynebygh, in the
Westminster, diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Pembrok being in his hand as above. By p.s.
Oct. 14. Grant, during pleasure, to Peter Elys, of the office of porter of the
Sheen. castle of Ledes, taking in the office 3d. daily of the manor of Ledes.
By p.s.
Nov. 8. Presentation of John de Bernardecastell, chaplain, to the church
Westminster, of Gatesheved, in the diocese of Durham, in the king's gift by reason
of the late voidance of the bishopric of Durham.
Nov. 8. Grant to Alice Pereres of the marriage of Richard brother and heir
Westminster, of Thomas de Ponynges, who held in chief. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Presentation of Robert Godeberd, chaplain, to the church of Sutton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the priory of Wenlok being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
Nov. 10. Licence, for 100<s. paid to the king by Ralph, baron of Graystok,
Westminster, for Adam Parvyng, ' chivaler,' to enfeoff him of the advowson of the
church of Skelton, co. Cumberland, held in chief.
Nov. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Thomas, abbot
Westminster, of the monastery of Hyde by Winchester, and the convent of that
place, dated Thursday, the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle,
37 Edward III, manumitting William son of Thomas Inge of Peuesye.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 10. Pardon to William son of Simon Penfetre of Somerdeby of the
Westminster, king's suit for the death of Roger son of John Aleyn of Somerdeby,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ;
as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
188
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. MEMBRANE 14.
Oct. 5. Appointment of Robert Brom of Warrewyk as the king's attorney
Westminster, to deliver seisin of the manor of Hicchen, co. Hertford, to William de
Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, William Latymer, Henry Wakefeld,
clerk, Nicholas de Carreu and Adam de Hertyngdon, clerk, to whom
the king has granted the manor in fee.
Oct. 29. Protection, for one year from 18 November next, to Peter Radulphi
Westminster, de Bardes, merchant of the society of the Bardi, who is bound to the
king in a great sum to be paid at a certain term ; as the king has
learned that many creditors purpose to sue him for debts due to
them. By p.s.
Oct. 31. Whereas Thomas de Sancto Edmundo, William atte Ree and Agnes,
Westminster, his wife, and Richard Shakyliston and Isabel, his wife, lately by fines
levied in the king's court granted without licence the reversion of a
moiety of the manor of Sauston, co. Cambridge, held in chief by
knight service, to Robert de Thorp son of William de Thorp, ' chivaler,'
now deceased, and his heirs, expectant on the demise of Elizabeth
Warde, deceased, and the said moiety was taken into the king's hand
by the deaths of Elizabeth and Robert ; the king, for 5 marks paid
to him by William de Thorp, brother and heir of the said Robert, has
pardoned the said trespass and granted that he may have the moiety
in fee.
Oct. 31. Grant for life to Roger de Sokburn, chaplain, of the chantry at
Westminster, the altar of St. Thomas in the church of All Saints, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, void by the resignation of Robert Dydynsale, chaplain, the
last warden thereof.
Nov. 3. Presentation of William de Waghen, parson of the church of
Westminster. Pakelesham, in the diocese of London, to the church of Hawardeby,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the alien
priory of Ravendale being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Tykton.
r
Nov. 3. Grant to the king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, of the keeping
Westminster, of the lands late of Henry de Coggeshale, ' chivaler,' and of Joan,
late his wife, deceased, who held in chief, until the full age of their
heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir to
heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance for such heir and sustain
the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Nov. 7. Whereas Hugh de Feryby, clerk, Thomas de Feryby and John
Westminster. Ponde were put outside the king's protection, and their lands and
goods adjudged forfeit, because they came not before the justices
of the Bench to answer the king touching certain contempts and
injuries done by them in the court of Rome, by process against them
in pursuance of an ordinance published in the parliament lately held
at Westminster; the king has pardoned them the said contempts
and has admitted them to his protection and to common law, and
has restored their lands ; moreover, on deliberation of the council,
he has restored their goods for 100s. paid in the hanaper of the
Chancery.
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1375. Membrane 14 — cont.
Nov. 6. Pardon, at the supplication of Hugh de Calvyley, captain of Calais,
Westminster, to Ralph son of Ralph de Stathum of the king's suit for the death of
Robert de Eyton of Morley, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
June 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh Herland as disposer of the
Westminster, king's works touching the art or mistery of carpentry, taking in the
office I2d. daily for his wages, to wit, during the continuance of
the works in the palace of Westminster and the Tower of London,
by the hands of the clerk of the said works, and when the works cease,
at the Exchequer, and a winter robe yearly in the wardrobe* of the suit
of the esquires of the household, or such sum for the same as the
esquires take therefor, as William Herland, deceased, took in the office.
By p.s.
Oct. 14. Grant, during pleasure, to William Okangre of the office of parker
Sheen. Gf the king's park of Ledes, taking in the office 2d. daily of the issues
of the manor of Ledes. By p.s.
Nov. 9. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Richard, prior
Westminster, of St. Denys by Suthampton, and the convent of that place, dated
the feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 1375, reciting that whereas
they sold to John Bette and Adam Morcestre, citizens of
Winchester, in survivorship, 2 bushells of wheat of pure grain, well
winnowed, every week at St. Denys according to the bushell measure
of their house, they have now, for benefits conferred and to be conferred
on them by the said John and Joan his wife, granted to the latter
the said 2 bushells for life, with carriage thereof and power to
distrain. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 11. Signification to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric
Westminster, of London of the royal assent to the election of John de Thaxstede,
canon of the house of Bykenacre, in the diocese of London, to be
prior of that place.
Nov. 5. Presentation of the king's clerk, Thomas de Middelton, parson of
Westminster, the church of Eton by Wyndesore, in the diocese of Lincoln, to
the church of St. Mary, Grymesby, in the same diocese ; on an ex-
change of benefices with the king's clerk, Roger Gerveys. By p.s.
Nov. 5. Presentation, on the same exchange, of the said Roger to the church
Westminster, of Eton by Wyndesore, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of John de Huntercombe, who held in chief, being
in his hand.
Nov. 8. Presentation of William Dole to the church of Bekenor Englissh, in
Sheen. the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of John de Ferrers, knight, who held in chief, being
in his hand. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's clerk, John Edward, of the prebend on the
Westminster, south side of the church of Grantham in the cathedral church of
St. Mary, Salisbury. By p.s.
190
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 14 — cont.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric of Salisbury.
Nov. 8. Exemplification of letters patent, dated at Windsor, 30 September,
Westminster. 39 Edward III, in favour of William Baron, groom of the poultry
of the household, which have been accidentally lost.
Membrane 13.
Oct. 24. Whereas Ralph, late bishop of Bath and Wells, lately with the
Westminster, assent of his chapter granted for life by writing to William le Bole,
said to be deceased, and Margaret his wife, still surviving, a messuage
and 30 acres of land and meadow of ancient assart (astro) which Robert
Fraunkhome during his lifetime held of the bishop in villenage at
Stenebrugge in the bishop's manor of Kyngesbury, held in chief as
parcel of the foundation of the bishopric, rendering yearly to the
bishop and his successors 125. 5§d and doing certain works and
customs specified in the writing, and William and Margaret entered
into and occupied the premises without the king's licence ; the king,
for 1 mark paid by Margaret, has pardoned the trespass and grants
that she may hold the premises for life.
Oct. 31. Presentation of Hugh de Lemynton, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Caresbrook in the Isle of Wight, in the diocese of
Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Caresbrook
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Oct. 30. William Lumbard, citizen of Waterford, staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating William Karlell and Nicholas Lee as his attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
Robert de Faryngton received the attorneys.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to the king's servitor, John de Wyght, of all pannages,
Westminster, herbages, dead-wood, twigs, windfall, croppings and small branches
felled within the king's park of Brixstoke and the bailiwicks of
Geytyngton and Bulax in the forest of Rokyngham, rendering for farm
10Z. yearly at the Exchequer ; provided alway that after the king
has had the paling round the park repaired, John shall keep and
sustain the same with trees growing in the park. Grant, also, to him
of 5 marks of yearly rent of the herbage and pannage of the bailiwicks
of Brixstoke, Geytyngton and Fermyngwodes for life. By p.s.
Nov. 2. Presentation of John Richeise, parson of the church of Doverdale,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of St. Andrew, Wych, in
the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Derhurst being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Polworthe.
Presentation of John Grene, chaplain, to the church of Chirche-
lalleford, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Wolerston being in his
hand as above.
Nov. 2. Appointment of William Basyngge, master of the hospital of
Westminster. St. Mary, Strode, as receiver of all money and profits of the king's
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1375. Membrane 13 — cord.
manors in the county of Kent late of Juliana, late countess of Hunt-
ingdon, and of the manors of Eltham and Gravesend and the lands late
of William Lenche in Northflete, and of the manors of Ledes, Risshyn-
don, Daundele in the island of Shepey, and Midilton, and of the whole
hundred there and the hundred of Merdene ; and also as clerk of the
works at the said manors and hundreds by survey of Nicholas Heryng,
king's steward in the county of Kent, during pleasure, and to buy
stone, timber and other necessaries for the works, take carriage for
the same, take hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen for
the works and put them to the same for as long as shall be necessary.
Oct. 31. Presentation of Thomas Swaby, prebendary of the prebend of
Westminster. Erdyngton in the king's free chapel of Bruggenorth, to the church of
Yerdele Hastyngs, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the keeping of the land and heir of John, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief, being in his hand ; on an exchange of
benefices with Thomas More. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Presentation of Robert de Risceby to a mediety of the church of
Westminster. Tourvey, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the
alien priory of St. Neots being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Nov. 6. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the church of SS. Mary
Westminster, and John the Baptist, Bykenacre, to elect a prior in the room of
William, deceased.
Nov. 8. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas de Culham, clerk, of the office of
Westminster, controller of the custom of 3d. of the pound and of cloths and other
customable merchandise, also of 6d. of the pound and 25. of each tun of
wine, in the port of London ; provided that he write his rolls with
his own hand, be continually resident and perform the duties of his
office in person. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 6. Pardon, at the supplication of Hugh de Calveley, to Thomas de
Westminster. Grave of Morley of the king's suit for the death of Robert de Eyton of
Morley, whereof he was indicted before the coroner in the county of
Derby, and also for rendering force and aid at the said death, whereof
he was indicted at another time before the justices of the peace in the
said county ; and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Nov. 10. Exemplification, at the request of the prior and convent of
Westminster. Durham, of letters patent, dated 8 March, 30 Edward III, in their
behalf. [Cf. Calendar of the Patent Bolls, 1354-1358, p. 443.]
Nov. 3. Licence for Walter Filz Wauter to enfeoff Edmund Lorence, Thomas
Westminster. Thelewal, clerk, and John Bretby, clerk, of the castle of Egremont
and of all other lands, rents, services, fees and advowsons which he
has in Coupelland, co. Cumberland, held in chief, on condition that
if Walter or his heirs or executors pay the feoffees or their executors
1,000Z. at All Saints, 1385, in the church of St. Paul, London, then
he and his heirs may re-enter into the premises. By p.s.
192
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 13 — cont.
Nov. 10. Grant to the king's servant, John Asphull, of the keeping of the
Westminster, lands in the county of Essex late of Thomas Baynard of Messyng,
who held in chief, until the full age of his heir, together with the
marriage of the latter ; provided that he find fit sustenance for the heir
and sustain the real services and other charges incumbent on the
lands. By p.s.
Nov. 10. Licence for the abbot and convent of Selby to crenellate their
Westminster, church, cloister and manse.
By p.s. and for J mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 12.
Nov. 12. Grant in fee to the king's servant, William Gambon, of a messuage,
Westminster. 14 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Aylesham, late of Reynold
Greyne, who held in chief, which have come into the king's hand as
escheat because Reynold committed a treason for which he was drawn
and hanged. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below under the same date.
Commitment, during pleasure, to John Oxwyk of the office of
controller of the custom of 3d. of the pound and of cloths and other
customable merchandise, also of 6d. of the pound and 2s. of each tun
of wine, in the port of London ; provided that he write his rolls with
his own hand, be continually resident and perform the duties of his
office in person. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 14. Whereas Richard Goderich, Nicholas Mokkyng, Simon Goderich,
Westminster. Robert Hull, Richard Broun and John Gloucestre, scholars of the
king's hall of Cantebrigg, who have been sent to the king on behalf
of all the scholars, have nominated to the king Master Richard Runhale,
licentiate in Civil Law, as master of the hall, praying him to accept
him as such ; the king, in consideration of his merits and in the hope
that the hall under his rule may make salutary increase, wills that he
be master during his pleasure, provided that he be continually resident
there for the good rule of the hall and scholars, to instruct them
and incite them to attend studiously to his teaching, and that Richard
Bergh, chaplain, or another to be deputed by common assent of the
master and scholars, be attending to the foreign business of the hall
as the master's deputy. By K.
Nov. 14. Ratification of the estate of Robert Marays as parson of the church
Westminster, of Flixburgh. By p.s.
Dec. 3. The like of John Elmeshale as parson of the church of Great
Westminster. Peryngdon.
Nov. 10. Grant to Edward, prince of Wales, of the keeping of the lands late
Westminster, of John de Berners, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, until the full age
of the heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir
to heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance for such heir and sustain
the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands ; and
moreover, because there have been certain alienations made of the
said lands, or some of them, in times past without licence, and many
wardships and marriages there have been concealed and withdrawn
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from the king, and there have been many entries into the said lands
by heirs or others without due process in the Chancery, the king has
given the prince all the profit which might or should pertain to him
of fines and issues by reason of the alienations and entries, and of all
the said wardships and marriages so concealed and withdrawn.
By p.s.
Nov. 13. Grant, during pleasure, to Stephen de Hadele and Vincent Topsaill
Westminster, of the keeping of the waters of Humbre, Ouse, Trent, Done, Eire,
Derwent, Querf, Nidde, Yore, Swale and Tese, so that they make
survey that no salmon or salmon fry be taken in the close season ; to
hold the said keeping together with the fines and amercements that
shall be adjudged to the king by reason of trespasses committed in
this behalf, as John atte Halle, deceased, and the said Stephen lately
had the keeping at the king's will. By p.s.
Nov. 15. Presentation of John de Chitterne to the church of Rode, in the
Westminster, diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of Nicholas Seymour, knight, who held in chief,
being in his hand.
Nov. 20. Presentation of Thomas Trowell to the church of Chellesfeld, in
Westminster, the diocese of Rochester, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late
of Thomas de Grantson, knight, deceased, being in his hand. By p.s.
Nov. 22. Commitment, during pleasure, to John Paxton of the office of
Westminster, controller of the custom of wools, hides and woolfells in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, taking the accustomed wages ; provided that
he write his rolls with his own hand, be continually resident and perform
the duties of his office in person. The king wills that one part of the
' coket ' seal in that port remain in his keeping for as long as he shall
have the office. By C.
The like to the following in the ports named : —
Thomas Folkerthorp ; Boston.
William de Preston ; Melcombe.
Peter Rollesby ; Lenn.
Thomas Gedeney ; Great Yarmouth.
Walter Neylond ; Suthampton.
John Woderove ; Bristol.
Richard Martelesham ; Ipswich.
John Cokefeld ; Chichester.
Nov. 7. Whereas John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in
Westminster, chief, had in fee certain manors and lands together with the office
of the stewardship of the liberty of St. Edmund, which are taken
into the king's hand by reason of the nonage of his heirs ; the king,
that the said liberty may be kept intact in all things, has appointed
and substituted during his pleasure his esquire, John de Herlyngge,
to exercise the office as other substitutes have done, taking the
accustomed fees, profits and emoluments ; and moreover, because
John stays in the king's service by his side as usher of his chamber,
so that he cannot continually attend to the office in person, the king has
granted that he may execute it by sufficient deputy in his absence.
By p.s.
Wt. 18915. E 13
194
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 12 — cont.
Nov. 22. Licence for John Dounom to enfeoff Richard Stury, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, of a moiety of the manor of Berne well, co. Northampton, held in
chief. By p.s.
Nov. 15. Pardon to Walter Huwet, ' chivaler,' deceased, his heirs and executors,
Westminster, and the occupiers and administrators of his goods, of all debts, accounts,
prests, farms, arrears of farms, arms, armour, goods and sums of
money received by him or other in his name from the king or others,
wherewith he might in any way be charged to the king. By p.s.
Nov. 24. To Nicholas Daudele, lord of Kemmoys, and his tenants there.
Westminster. Whereas they are bound to do certain and various suits, services and
dues to the king as for the castle and county of Pembroke, which are
in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the heir of John de
Hastynges, earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, and they and their
ancestors anciently, and sometimes in the time of John, did the ser-
vices as they ought, although for some time past they have newly
withdrawn the same and still refuse to do them, as the king has
learned ; the king, not wishing the services to lapse while the castle
and county are in his hand to the probable derogation of the rights
of the heir, orders them to render the said services to him, and for-
bids the said Nicholas to draw the services to himself as though they
pertained to the lordship of Kemmoys in the said county, because they
do not so pertain. And if by virtue of this mandate any of the said
tenants may seem likely to incur prejudice or injury, then let them
come to the council for swift justice. By C.
Nov. 12. Grant in fee to the king's servant, William Gambon, of a messuage,
Westminster. 14 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Aylesham late of Reynold
Greyne, who held in chief, which came into the king's hand as escheat
because Reynold committed a treason for which he was drawn and
hanged. Grant also to him of the issues due from the premises from
the time when they came into the king's hand. By p.s.
Membrane n.
Nov. 20. Pardon to William son of Adam son of Alexander de Aseby, for
Westminster, good service in the war of France in the company of the king's kinsman
Henry, late duke of Lancaster, as the duke testified, of the king's
suit for the death of John ' of the Hill, milner,' of Grantham, killed
before Michaelmas in the king's thirty-third year, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consquent outlawry.
Because sealed at another time by p.s.
Nov. 23. Protection for one year for the merchants of Almain in coming
Westminster, to the realm with their merchandise, and for their men, servants,
ships and merchandise, that they be not molested in respect of liberties
granted them by charter by Edward I and Edward II.
Nov. 26. Presentation of Roger, parson of the church of Lydelynch, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Shevyok, in the diocese of Exeter,
in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heir of
Emmeline de Courtenay, who held in chief, being in his hand ; on an
exchange of benefices with Benedict de Gresby.
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1375. Membrane 11 — cont.
Nov. 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's clerk, Laurence de
Westminster. Allerthorp, as one of the barons of the Exchequer, taking the accus-
tomed fee. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons.
Nov. 18. Grant to the king's clerk, Robert de Faryngton, of the prebend of
Langley. Aust in the collegiate church of Westbury, in the king's gift by reason
of the late voidance of the bishopric of Worcester. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to H. bishop of Worcester.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Nov. 28. Pardon to Thomas de Bekeryng of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. Robert Forstebury ; as the king has learned by the record of Henry
Percehay and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of
Salisbury castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
Nov. 28. Appointment of John Peper, ' ferrour,' Richard Vale, ' carpenter/
Westminster, and Richard Plummer, the king's servants, to buy timber, boards,
stone, iron and lead in the county of Kent for the works to be done
in Dover castle, and to take carriage for the same, hire masons, layers
of stone, carpenters, sawyers, craftsmen, workmen and labourers
for the works and put them thereto at the king's wages, and arrest
and commit to prison until further order all who are contrariant
or rebellious.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's kinswoman, Anne late the wife of John de
Westminster. Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, of the issues pertaining to the
king of her dower of the lands of her late husband in England and
Wales from the time of his death until the day of the delivery of her
said dower. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the following escheators in respect of the
lands named : —
John de Rokwod, escheator in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk ;
the manors of Sutton, Wynferthyng and Asshle, co. Norfolk,
and Lydgate, Badmondesfeld, Otteleye and Wridlyngton,
with three burgages in the town of St. Edmund, co. Suffolk.
By writ &c.
John atte Welde, escheator in the county of Essex ; the manors
of Thoryton and Esthanyngfeld, lands in Westhanyngfeld
pertaining to the said manor, and the manor of Southanyngfeld
with lands in Fanges pertaining thereto. By writ &c.
Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the counties of Middlesex and
Surrey ; the manor of Totenham, co. Middlesex, and the manors
of Padyngden and Westcote, and a tenement in Suthwerk,
co. Surrey. By writ &c.
Oliver de Harnham, escheator in the counties of Berks and Wilts ;
the manor of Benham, co. Berks, and lands in Fitelton, co.
Wilts. By writ &c.
Thomas Sewale, escheator in the counties of Huntingdon,
Cambridge and Bedford ; the manors of Brampton and Lymyng,
co. Huntingdon, Great Shelford, co. Cambridge, and Blounham
and Kempston, co. Bedford. By writ &c.
John de Bekyngham, escheator in the county of Derby ; lands
in Repyngdon. By writ &c.
196
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 11 — cord.
Walter Holt, escheator in the counties of Warwick and Leicester ;
the manors of Allesleye, Filongleye, Aston Cauntelowe and
Pillardyngton, co. Warwick, and the manor of Nayleston,
co. Leicester. By writ &c.
Nov. 28. Grant in fee to Thomas Boune, one of the bearers of the king's
Westminster, falcons, of a toft and a shop in the street called ' Franchestrete ' within
the parish of St. Michael, Suthampton, late of Peter Paganne, which
John Malewyn lately acquired from him in fee simple and bequeathed
to the king in his will. By p.s. [30796.]
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 13. Presentation of John Waterward, chaplain, to the church of Ulnesby,
Westminster, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the bishopric of Carlisle.
Nov. 13. Pardon to Robert, servant of Robert Faukoner, of the king's suit
Westminster, for the death of John Aubyn, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Mandate to John Welde, escheator in the county of Essex, to deliver
Westminster, the temporalities in his bailiwick of the priory of Bykenacre, in the
diocese of London, to John de Thaxstede, canon of the house, whose
election as prior has been confirmed by Amand Fitlyng, guardian
of the spirituality of the bishopric of London, and whose fealty the
king has taken.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
Nov. 13. Presentation of Hugh Vaghan, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Whyttchirche, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief, being in his hand.
Nov. 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Asty as chief baron of
Westminster, the Exchequer, taking the accustomed fee. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons.
Nov. 14. Whereas certain goods and merchandise of Peter Mark, Nicholas
Westminster. Luke and Matthew Johan, of the society of the Albertini, are arrested
by the mayor and bailiffs of Lincoln at the suit of certain merchants
of the said city for debts of Thomas Blancard, Dinus Blancard, Nicholas
Johan and Arnold Johan, although the former have never meddled
with the latter in the way of partnership, and the king, because the
former found security in the Chancery to answer to the said merchants
of Lincoln according as the council should ordain, ordered that the
goods and merchandise should be put out of arrest and restored ; he
has now taken the said Peter, Nicholas, Luke and Matthew into his
protection for one year.
The like on behalf of John Credy and Francis Johan, of the old
society of the Strosses.
Nov. 21. Pardon to George de Fordham of his outlawries in the husting of
Westminster. London and the county of Suffolk for non-appearances before the
justices of the Bench to answer Richard Charman of St. Edmund
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1375. Membrane 10 — cont.
and Thomas Gysors, citizen and vintner of London, toucliing pleas of
debt of 40 marks and 9 marks respectively ; he having now
surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has
certified.
Nov. 24. Presentation of William Appelton, parson of the church of Edmer-
Westminster. thorp, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Tychewell, in the
diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien priory of Mynstrelovell being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Brune.
Nov. 23. Pardon to Richard de Totesham, ' chivaler,' of all sums of money
Westminster, and other things received by him, and all debts, accounts, farms,
arrears of farms and accounts, and other things which might be
exacted from him for the use of the king or his heirs for any causes
emerging before the present day ; in return for a remission by him,
by letters under his seal enrolled in the Chancery, of all debts due
to him from the king. By p.s.
Nov. 26. Pardon to Robert atte Mare, the elder, of Thoresby, for good service
Westminster, in the war of France, as the king's clerk, William de Farlee, has testified,
of the king's suit for the death of John de Preston of Wath, ' taskere,'
and for having broken by night the close of Robert de Irford at
Thoresby and intended to kill him, which felonies were perpetrated
before Michaelmas in the king's thirty-third year, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
Because sealed at another time by p.s.
Nov. 17. Whereas Roger Broun and Alice his wife lately acquired from
Westminster. John de Lynford 12s. of rent issuing from a messuage, 15 acres of
land and an acre of meadow in Shryngton, held for life of the said
John by John Bret, for the life of the latter, and the said John de
Lynford granted them in tail the reversion of the messuage and land,
which are held in chief, expectant on the demise of John Bret, at a
rent of Id. yearly, without the king's licence ; the king, for 2 marks
paid to him by Roger, has pardoned the said trespasses and has granted
that they may have the rent and reversion in tail.
Nov. 28. Pardon to John son of Robert de Roderham of Southmorton of the
Westminster, king's suit for the death of William de Holm of Northmorton, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king
is informed that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's clerk, Master Richard Ronhale,
Westminster, warden of the hall of the king's scholars whom he maintains of his
alms in the university of Cambridge, of 4d. daily for his wages and
8 marks yearly for two robes, to wit, one with fur and the other with
lining, out of the issues of the county of Cambridge. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Exemplification, at the request of the abbot of Beaulieu, of a
Westminster, certificate by the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer, as
follows : — Pleas of the king before John de Beewyk, William de
Burneton, Henry Spigurnell, John Randolf and Henry de Staunton,
justices, at Lanceveton, co. Cornwall, in the octave of Michaelmas,
198
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 10 — cont.
30 Edward I. Berewyk. The abbot of Beaulieu was summoned
to answer the king by what warrant he claims to be quit of suit of
shires and hundreds, and of aids and sheriffs' tourns, and to have
' sok,' ' sak,' ' thol,' ' theam,' ' infang[enethef] ' and ' utfangeneth[ef ] '
in the town of St. Keverne, and to be quit of hidage, gildage, ' dane-
geld,' and scutage, and to have chattels of his fugitives and condemned
men, fines of his men, and what pertains to view of frank-pledge, and
to be quit of all toll throughout the realm &c. And the abbot by
his attorney comes and says that king John by charter granted to
God and the church of St. Mary, Beaulieu, and king Henry III con-
firmed to the abbot and monks of the said church, those liberties &c.
Moreover, the said king Hemy by charter of confirmation granted
them all the liberties and free customs not comprehended in the said
charter which the royal power can confer on any religious house &c. ;
and he produces the said charter of Henry III, which testifies the
same &c. So let the abbot go without day as to this.
Dec. 3. Presentation of John Colyn, parson of the church of All Hallows
Westminster, by the Wall, London, to the church of Dodyngton, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land
and heir of Thomas Chalfont, who held in chief, being in his hand ;
on an exchange of benefices with John Laxton.
Presentation of William Morgan, parson of the church of Kerselowe,
in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Merther in Wales, in the
diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, being
in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with William, parson of the
latter church.
Dec. 3. Pardon to Thomas ab Guilliam Vaghan of Bedeweys in Wales of
Westminster, the king's suit for having stayed in France in the company of Owen of
Wales, the king's rebel, adhering to him and the king's adversaries
of France against the king. By p.s.
Dec. 3. Presentation of Thomas Grace to the chapel of Topcroft, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of certain lands late
of Robert de Tateshale, deceased, who held in chief, being lately in
his hand.
Grant to Henry Asty, that he may the more fittingly maintain
his estate as chief baron of the Exchequer and his expenses in that
office, of 401. yearly at the Exchequer beyond the fee which he takes
of the king in the same office, for as long as he shall stay therein.
By K.
Membrane 9.
Nov. 22. Pardon to Robert Cok of Thresk of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. Robert de Marryk, ' webster,' killed at Thresk ; as the king has
learned by the record of Roger de Kirketon and Roger de Fulthorp,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of York castle, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
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1375. Membrane 9 — cont.
Nov. 22. Commitment, during pleasure, to William Longe of the office of the
Westminster, pesage of wools in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, as others have
had it. By C.
The like to William Wodward, in the port of Cicestre.
Nov. 20. Writ de intendendo on behalf of Richard May whom William Strete,
Westminster, the chief butler, has deputed during his pleasure to execute the duties
of his office in the port of Suthampton. By bill of the butler.
Nov. 22. Presentation of Robert Smyth of Great Ocle to the church of Little
Westminster. Ocle, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Thomas
Cantele and in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of William
Pirly, deceased, who held in chief, being in his hand.
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Nov. 20. Pardon to Robert Kemp of the king's suit for the death of Hugh
Westminster. Kervour, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 26. Pardon, for good service rendered by Giles Malore about the
Westminster, recovery of the lands late of Richard Baskervill, ' chivaler,' who held
by knight service of the heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of
Hereford, and William de Ferariis, who held in chief, minors in the
king's ward, and for 205. paid to the king by the said Giles, to him
and Joan late the wife of the said Richard of their trespass in inter-
marrying without licence.
Dec. 1. Pardon to Thomas son of Ralph Panton of Snetesham, alias Thomas
Westminster, son of Ralph Herlewyn of Snetesham, of the king's suit for the death
of John de Stratton, alias servant of the prior of Wymondham, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Mandate to Edmund de Brugg, escheator in the counties of Hereford
Hatton Grange, and Gloucester, to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of Hereford
to John, late bishop of Bangor, whom the pope has translated to that
bishopric. By K.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Richard Ryal ; Worcester.
William Walshale ; Salop and Stafford.
John Warde ; mayor and escheator in London.
Oliver de Harnham ; Wilts.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
[Fcedera.]
Nov. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Basynge, master of
Westminster, the hospital of St. Mary, Strode, as chief master and clerk of the
works at the king's manors in the county of Kent late of Juliana,
late countess of Huntingdon, and at the manor of Graveshende and
the manors of Ledes, Risshyndon, Daundele in the isle of Shepeye,
and Milton, and at the king's parks pertaining to the said castles (sic)
and manors ; also to make all payments as well for the wages of hewers
of stone, carpenters and other workmen hired for the works as for
stone, timber and other necessaries bought for the works, and carriage
thereof, by survey of Nicholas Heryng, the king's steward in the
county, and by controlment of John Barler and Ellis Reygner,
200
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 9 — cont.
controllers of the works, bring back all workmen withdrawing them-
selves from the works without licence, arrest all who are contrariant or
rebellious and commit them to prison until they find security to serve
faithfully on the works, make inquisition in the county touching stone,
timber or other necessaries carried away or eloigned and have such
brought back, and sell the branches and other residue of trees provided
for the works and answer to the king of the profits of such sale ; taking
for his wages \2d. daily for as long as he shall continue in the office.
By K.
Dec. 6. Appointment of Robert Broun to take carpenters and other work-
Westminster, men for making and enclosing the king's park of Mortlak, and put
them to the works at the king's wages to be paid by view and testimony
of Ralph Tyle, keeper of the park and warren there.
Dec. 8. Appointment of John Prat and William Banham, clerks, to make
Westminster, and bring before the council all accounts of the lordships, manors and
lands in England and Wales late of John, late earl of Pembroke, who
held in chief, as well those assigned in dower to Anne, countess of
Pembroke, as others, and a faithful inventory of the stock and other
things in the said lordships, manors and lands.
Nov. 5. Grant to Master Thomas de Sudbury of the prebend which
Westminster. Master John de Ufford had during his lifetime in the cathedral church
of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric
of Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric.
The like to the dean and chapter of the church of St. Mary,
Salisbury.
Dec. 6. Pardon to Geoffrey Webster of Brabant, alias Godfrey (sic) Braban,
Westminster, detained in the Marshalsea prison for the death of Reynold Webster,
of the king's suit for that death ; as the king has learned by the record
of John Cavendissh and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Nov. 26. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's esquire, Nicholas Daubriche-
Westminster. court, of the keeping of the park of Kaversham and of the warren
there, in the king's hand by reason of the minority of the son and
heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, the king's ward,
together with the wages and fees pertaining to the offices. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Presentation of William de Humberstan, the younger, to the church
Westminster, of Yevyle, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by
reason of the keeping of the land and heir of John Mautravers, who
held in chief, being in his hand. By p.s.
Membrane 8.
Nov. 8. Commitment to the king's squire, Geoffrey Chaucer, of the keeping
Westminster, of the lands late of Edmund Stapelgate, who held in chief, until the
full age of the heir, together with the marriage of the latter ; provided
that he make no waste and destruction in the lands and sustain the
real services and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
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1375. Membrane 8 — cont.
Nov. 11. Presentation of Hugh de Derham to the church of Tyngewyk, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Hermoundesworth being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Nov. 11. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman, Henry, lord of
Westminster. Percy, to John Raulynman of Neusted juxta Gervaux of the king's
suit for the death of William Cartere of Estbolton in Wensladale,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ;
as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
Nov. 9. Richard Ludde, staying in England, has letters nominating Patrick
Westminster. Holme of Dublin as his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Michael de Ravend[ale] received the attorney.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's servant, William Bukenham, of the keeping of
Westminster, the lands late of John Inkepenne, who held in chief, until the full
age of his heir, together with the marriage of the latter ; provided that
he find fit sustenance for the heir and sustain the real services and other
charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Signification to S. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent
Hatton. to the election of Master John de Wormenhale, canon of the cathedral
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, to be bishop of that place in the room
of Robert, deceased.
Oct. 1. Grant for life to Gilbert de la Sausirie of 6 acres of land in New
Westminster. Wyndesore, co. Berks, late of John Chesewyk, who held them of the
king, which pertain to the king as escheat because John committed
a felony for which he was outlawed, as appears by an inquisition taken
by Oliver Harnham, escheator in the said county ; also of a cottage
with a curtilage adjoining and 5 acres and a rood of land in Eton, co.
Buckingham, late of Nicholas Chesewyk and Agnes, his wife, winch
were held by them as of the dower of Agnes of Oliver de Burdeux,
deceased, and should have descended after their death to the said
John as their son and heir, as appears by an inquisition taken by
Thomas Sewale, escheator in the county of Buckingham, and pertain
to the king as escheat by occasion of the said felony and because
Oliver de Burdeux before his death granted to the king before the said
felony all his lands, lordships, rents and services in Eton. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because Richard II granted to Gilbert that
certain letters patent of Edward III touching 100<s. to be taken during
pleasure should remain in force.
Nov. 20. Pardon to Thomas Cotes of the county of Hereford and Eleanor,
Westminster, his wife, of his outlawry and her waiver in the husting of London and
the outlawry of Thomas in the county of Wilts for non-appearances
before the justices of the Bench to answer Peter Mildenhale, citizen
and skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 221. 16s. against
them both, and John Bitterlegh of Salisbury, draper, touching a plea
of debt of 22/. 9s. 4td. against Thomas by the name of Thomas Cotes
of the county of Salop ; they having now surrendered to the Flete
prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
202
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 8 — cord.
Nov. 26. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's esquire, Nicholas
Westminster. Daubrichecourt, of the keeping of the park of Kaversham, in the
king's hand by reason of the minority of the son and heir of Edward le
Despenser, who held in chief, with the wages and fees pertaining to
the office. By p.s.
Grant, as above, to John de Beauchamp of the keeping of the
chace of Malverne, in the king's hand as above. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Grant to Richard Forster of the keeping of the manor of Waterpyrye
Westminster, and a messuage in Thomele, co. Oxford, and of the manor of Wormen-
hale, co. Buckingham, all which were held for life by Margaret late the
wife of Robert Filz Elys, deceased, of the inheritance of John Duyn,
son of Elizabeth daughter of William brother of the said Robert,
the said Robert's kinsman and heir, and are in the king's hand by reason
of the minority of the said John because a third part of the manor
of Yatyngton, co. Berks, held in chief, descends to the said John
by hereditary succession after the death of Edmund de la Beche, as
kinsman and heir of the latter, and are extended at 15/. 10s. yearly
as has been found by two inquisitions taken before Oliver Harnham,
escheator in the county of Oxford, and Thomas Sewale, escheator in
the county of Buckingham, respectively, to hold until the full age of
John together with the issues from the time of the death of Margaret ;
provided that he find fitting sustenance for John, keep the manors and
messuage, and the buildings thereof, without waste and destruction,
and sustain the real services and other charges incumbent thereon.
By p.s.
Dec. 3. Pardon to Henry Barnak, clerk, alias Henry Barnak, late parson
Westminster, of the church of Stanground, of his outlawries in the husting of London
and the county of Hertford for non-appearances before the justices of
the Bench to answer Thomas Wilford, clerk, and Robert Beverege
touching a plea of debt of 800Z., John de Aungre touching a plea of
debt of 23 marks and the prior of Royston touching a plea of debt
of 20 marks ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert
Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Dec. 4. Grant to the king's clerk, John Bouland, of the prebend of Fynglas
Westminster, in the cathedral church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
archbishopric. By p.s.
The like to the dean and chapter of the church. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Margaret Mareschall, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. William Lumbard and William Ilger as her attorneys in Ireland for
one year. The chancellor received the attorneys.
Anne late the wife of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke,
staying in England, has letters nominating the same William and
William as her attorneys, as above.
The chancellor received the attorneys.
Dec. 10. Grant, — for good service rendered by Godfrey de Roos of Scotland,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' deceased, who lost the greater part of his inheritance in
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1375. Membrane 8 — cont.
Scotland because he stood firm to the king's obedience, and for good
service to be rendered by Thomas de Roos, his son, — to Annabel late
the wife of the said Godfrey and the said Thomas of 100 marks yearly
at the Exchequer for life or until further order, or until Thomas obtain
restitution of his said inheritance. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 28. Whereas lately by a certain mainprise the king committed to Lewis
Westminster, de Clifford, knight, the keeping of the alien priory of Hagh and the
possessions thereof from Michaelmas last for as long as the war shall
last, he rendering 201. yearly at the Exchequer, paying tenths with the
clergy as often as they are granted, finding reasonable food and
clothing for the prior and a monk there, and the. chantries, alms and
other divine services ordained of old in the priory, keeping up the
houses and buildings pertaining to the priory and supporting the
charges thereon, and now the prior, to whom the king formerly com-
mitted the keeping of the priory and possessions for such yearly
farm of 20/., by mainprise of Henry Asty and Ralph de Thresk of the
county of Lincoln, has prayed that, whereas there were many goods
in the priory at that feast, and still are, and he is still bound to the
king in no small sums for arrears of his farm, the king will be pleased
to order that they may remain in his keeping for the greater security
of the king and the safety of the goods ; the king grants that they
may so remain until further order by mainprise of the said Henry and
Ralph. By C.
Dec. 1. Presentation of William Taylast, chaplain, to the church of Cotesford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Okebourn being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
Nov. 30. Presentation of Richard Wrighte of Holbech, chaplain, to the
Westminster, church of Russheden, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of Lenton being in his hand
as above.
Dec. 2. Pardon, for 501. paid to the king by Robert de Swyllyngton,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Brian de Stapelton, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Gernon, ' chivaler,'
Roger de Boys, ' chivaler,' John de Pyshale, clerk, Reynold de Eccles,
Ralph de Walsham, William Phelip, Robert Aisshefeld, Roger de
Wolf rest on, Henry Sergeant and Thomas Wroxham, to them of their
trespass in acquiring in fee the castle and town of Orford, the manors
of Walsham, Combes and Wykesufford, co. Suffolk, the leet of the
town of Wynterton, co. Norfolk, the advowson of the church of Combes
and a mediety of the advowson of the priory of Ixeworth from William
de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, who held them in chief, and entering therein
without licence ; and grant that they may retain the same.
Dec. 2. Mandate to John Warde, mayor of London and escheator therein,
Hatton Grange, to deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the bishopric of London
to William, late bishop of Hereford, whom the pope has provided to
be bishop. By K.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
John Welde : Essex and Hertford.
204
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 7 — cont.
Thomas de Illeston ; Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex.
John de Rokewode ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
[Foedera.]
Dec. 3. Presentation of Robert Lambourne to the church of Houghton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the bishopric. By p.s.
Dec. 3. Pardon to Robert Tailiour of Fulnetby of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Alan de Myntyng of Rande, for which he is detained in
the gaol of Lincoln castle ; as the king has learned by the tenor of the
record and process had before him in the Chancery, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Nov. 4. Grant, for a certain sum of money paid in hand to the king by Philip
Westminster, de Courteneye and Philip la Vache, knights, to them of the marriage
of John son and heir of John de Moubray of Axiholm, who held in
chief, a minor in the king's ward, and so from heir to heir.
Dec. 5. Presentation of Richard Keys, chaplain, warden of the chapel of
Westminster. Ikcombe, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of Little Compton,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien priory of Derhurst being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard
Wantyngg.
Dec. 3. Grant, for life or until further order, to Richard de Grene, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer for service to be rendered
by him with 40 men-at-arms and 40 archers of his retinue at the
king's pleasure, taking from the king such wages and reward for them
as others of their estate shall take. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 1 March in his
eighth year, granted him 100 marks yearly for life of the issues of the
county of Lincoln.
Dec. 7. Grant for life to the king's servant, John Currour of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of the office of porter in the abbey of Eynesham, with the
fees and profits pertaining to the office, as Richard de Faxton, deceased, .
held it in his lifetime at the king's mandate. By p.s. [30814.]
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
Dec. 11. Pardon to Adam Baldewyn of Wotton of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Thomas de Bolton of Wotton, for which he is detained in
the Marshalsea prison ; as the king has learned by the record of John
Cavendissh and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that he
killed him in self-defence.
Dec. 7. Whereas William Dille is indicted before John de Foxle, warden of
Westminster, the forest on this side Trent, of having had 240 sheep, worth 10^., feeding
in the king's hay of Hanle at divers times in the king's forty-seventh
year ; the king has pardoned William the said trespass and granted
him the sheep which are forfeit for that cause. By p.s.
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Membrane 7 — cont.
Whereas lately the abbess of Fontevrault in Anjou and the convent
of that place, founded by the king's progenitors, who held in chief
3 messuages, a parcel of a messuage, 60 acres of land and 3 J virgates
of meadow in Bilyngdon and Leighton, co. Bedford, granted the same
to William de Utlicote of Bilyngdon at a yearly rent of 13s. l\d. in
recompense of certain services, to wit, mowing, reaping and other
works, whereby he previously held the premises of them by the rod
(per virgam), and the said William, and after his death Joan, his
daughter and heir, whom Edmund Marchall has taken to wife, entered
into the premises, and the abbess and convent took the rent, without
the king's licence : the king of special grace has pardoned the said
trespasses, and grants that the said Edmund and Joan and the heirs
of the latter may hold the premises at the said rent. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Whereas in the passage over the sands between the parts of
Westminster. Fourneys, co. Lancaster, and other neighbouring parts, divers men
have been lost by the swift ebb and flow of the sea ; the king, willing
to deal generously with the abbot of Foumays, who holds many
lordships and possessions in divers parts of the county, has granted
that he may make general attorneys to sue and defend for him in all
courts within the county, and orders all bailiffs and lieges to receive
John de Skerton and John de Caterton, whom the abbot has attorned
before the king, as his attorneys for this purpose, for one year.
Robert de Faryngton received the attorneys by letter of
the abbot with the licence of the chancellor.
Dec. 20. Grant to Alice Pereres and her heirs of the manor of Braunford
Westminster. Sjieek and all other lands in the county of Devon, and the advowson
of the church of Wemmeworth in the same county, late of Robert
son of William Speek, chaplain which are in the king's hand because
Robert in his lifetime committed a felony for which he abjured the
realm, as is found by inquisition, to hold for as long as the premises
shall be in the king's hand for that cause. By p.s.
Membrane 6.
Nov. 29. Grant in fee to Geoffrey Newenton of a messuage called ' Le Croft '
Westminster, and 32s. l\d. of rent and a rent of 2 cocks, 32 hens and 284 eggs in
the parish of Estcherche in the isle of Shepeye, rendering to the king,
to wit, to the keeper of the manor of Gore 40s. and to the keeper of the
manor of Midelton 20s. yearly, and doing to the king and other lords
the services due from the messuage and rents. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of an indented writing of William,
Westminster, prior, and the convent of Farlegh, dated at Farlegh, 8 Kal. Nov.,
10 Edward III, and witnessed by Sir William de Swyndon, rector of
the church of Troubrigge, John Basset, John de Chippenham, Richard
Poynz, John Gibbes, William le Boteler, Richard Dauntesey of
Troubrigge and others, granting for life to Sir Stephen called
' le Fisszare ' of Swyndon Mercatoria, chaplain, for a certain sum
given by him for the urgent business of them and their church, 6J
quarters of wheat, good, clean, dry and well-winnowed, as it grows
in their manor of Munketon, to be measured by the lawful measure
by which it is commonly bought and sold, every eighth bushel being
1375.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
206
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 6 — cont.
heaped (cum cumulo), yearly out of the said manor, with licence to
distrain. For h mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 16. Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the
Westminster, collectors of customs there, and all others, to be intendant and aiding
to Richard Lyons, citizen of London, whom the king, by advice of
the council, has appointed to collect his petty custom in all ports
from Christmas next for one year.
The like to the following : —
The mayors and bailiffs and collectors of customs at Suthampton,
Exeter, Bristol, Kyngeston-upon-Hull, Quenesburgh and
Cicestre.
The bailiffs and collectors of customs at Melcombe, Ipswich,
Lenn and Sandwich.
1376.
Jan. 8. Grant to the king's clerk, Richard de Bokelly, prebendary in the
Westminster, free chapel of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore, of a prebend
in the free chapel of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster ;
on an exchange of prebends with Richard Shawe. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the chapel of
St. Stephen.
1375.
Dec. 17. Ratification of the estate of John de Strensall as parson of the
Westminster, parish church of Boston in Holand, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
1376. The like for the following :—
Jan. 4. Thomas Moloundre, parson of the church of Bryngton by
Westminster. Norhampton, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Jan. 16 Alan de Ake, parson of the church of Warbelton, in the diocese of
Westminster. Chichester.
Jan. 17. John Banyard of Norton, parson of the church of Lychet
Westminster. Mautravers. By p.s.
Jan. 1. John Fairfax, parson of the parish church of Prestcotes, in the
King's Langley. diocese of Coventry and Lichfield. By p.s.
1375.
Dec. 20. Appointment of Nicholas Heryng to receive in the king's name
Westminster, seisin and full possession in the marsh of Werkworthe, granted to the
king and his heirs by deed by John, abbot, and the convent of
St. Mary's, Boxele, and to continue such seisin.
Dec. 23. Grant to Guichard Dangle, in compensation for the damages which
King's Langley.he has sustained by occasion of the wars in the loss of his lands in
the parts of the king's lordship of Aquitaine and elsewhere in the
king's cause, of the keeping of the manor of Kaversham, co. Oxford,
late of the king's kinsman Edward le Despenser, who held in chief,
until the full age of Edward's heir, together with the chaces, warrens,
liberties and other things pertaining thereto, beyond the rewards and
aids which the king has before this conferred on him. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 5. Pardon to John Botiller of Merton of his trespass in carrying away
Westminster, the timber of a house late of John de Haconeshowe without the town
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1376. Membrane 6 — cont.
of Preston in Amondernesse after the said timber had been taken
into the king's hand because the said John de Haconeshowe com-
mitted a felony, whereof he was convicted before the king's justices,
and for that cause was delivered to the ordinary as a convicted
clerk. By p.s.
1375.
Dec. 28. Ratification of the estate of Richard de Billesfeld as vicar of the
King's Langley.church of Werkesworth. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 5.
Dec. 12. Presentation of Simon Hellege}^, parson of the church of Brunham
Westminster. Westgate, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Bedefeld, in
the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Eye
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with Henry Ledgate.
Dec. 10. Exemption for life of John Dagenham from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Presentation of Alexander Stabeler, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Little Belyriges, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the priory of Thetford being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
Dec. 12. On the petition of the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty of the city
Westminster, of Cork exhibited before the king and council, shewing that within
the last two years the suburbs of their city and the neighbouring parts
have been burned by an assault of certain Irish enemies and English
rebels, at which time divers of the king's lieges in the city, hastening
to the defence of the said suburbs, were treacherously killed and
taken to the number of thirty-six persons, and praying the king to
discharge them of the 411. 13s. 4d. exacted from them by summons
of the Exchequer of Ireland because John Burdeux, then mayor,
and David Roch and William Specer, then bailiffs of the city, did not
return writs of the said Exchequer at Cathirlagh as they were ordered,
and did not come on the days appointed them or send their returns
thither ; the king, in consideration of the great losses which have
befallen them and of the unwearied labours which the mayor, bailiffs
and citizens must sustain for the defence of those parts, and because
it is found by an inquisition taken before G. bishop of Cork and
David Barry at Cork, that the said citizens, on account of divers
tribulations and the risks of the roads, could not come to the said
Exchequer after the withdrawal of Lionel, late duke of Clarence,
without a great posse of armed men, and in order that they may have
a better heart for the defence of their city and the parts adjacent,
has pardoned the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty the fines and
amercements exacted from them as above up to the said sum. By K.
Nov. 25. Presentation of John de Scarle to the church of Shipdene, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich,
208
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 5 — cord.
Grant to William David of the provostship of the house of
St. Edmund, Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the bishopric of Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric.
The same William has letters of presentation to the provostship,
directed to the guardian.
Dec. 14. Whereas Edward de Kendale, the younger, deceased, lately granted
Westminster, the reversion of the manor of Wrastlyngworth, held in chief, expectant
on the demise of Elizabeth late the wife of Edward de Kendale, the
elder, deceased (defuncta), to William Croyser, John Josep, chaplain,
and John Henwyk, chaplain, and the heirs of John Josep, and John
and John released their estate therein to William and his heirs, who
entered into the manor without licence after the death of Elizabeth,
on account of which trespasses the manor was taken into the king's
hand ; the king, for 10/. paid to him by William, has pardoned the
trespasses and restored to him the manor, saving homage and fealty
due to him. He has also granted licence for William to grant the
manor to Elizabeth, his daughter, and the heirs of her body and of
the body of Edward de Kendale, the younger, sometime her husband,
with reversion to William and his heirs.
1375.
Dec. 11.
Westminster.
Dec. 11. Presentation to the king's clerk, John de Hermesthorp, warden
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London, in pursuance
of a right which pertains to the king, of Guillymota de Boloigne to be
a sister in the hospital in the room of Alice Munden, deceased. By p.s.
Dec. 16. Appointment of John Lyon, ' underwode,' bailiff of the manor of
Westminster. Estwode, co. Essex, to hire labourers, workmen and servants for the
works there, and put them thereto at the king's wages to be paid
by him.
Dec. 13. Presentation of Robert de Barton to the church of Tockenham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Dec. 28. Presentation of John de Warsop, parson of the church of
King's Langley.Luthburgh, to the church of Westrasen, in the diocese of Lincoln, in
the king's gift by reason of the priory of the Holy Trinity, York,
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of
benefices with Master John de Irford. By p.s.
Dec. 28. Mandate to Oliver de Harnham, escheator in the counties of Berks
Langley. anj Wilts, to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of Salisbury
to Ralph Erghum, doctor of laws, whom the pope has preferred to
be bishop of that place in the room of Robert, deceased ; he having
renounced all words prejudicial to the king contained in the papal
bull, and the king having taken his fealty. By K.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
Thomas de Illeston ; Surrey and Middlesex.
John de Hale ; Somerset and Dorset.
John de Mattisford ; Devon.
John Warde, mayor and escheator in London.
The like to the guardians of the temporalities of the bishopric.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
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1376. Membrane 5 — cord.
Jan. 1. Presentation of John Bekyng, chaplain, to the church of Allesley,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of John de Hastynges, earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief, being in his hand.
1375.
Dec. 29. Pardon to William Walker of Bedale of the king's suit for the death
KmgM Langley of William Deye, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any con-
anor* sequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him in self-
defence. By p.s.
Dec. 29. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Urswyk, of the keeping of a
King's Langley. messuage, 3 acres of land and a moiety of a messuage in Spaldyngton,
co. York, held by knight service by William de Horneby on the day
of his death of Peter son and heir of Thomas del Hay, a minor in
the king's ward, which Thomas held divers lands on the day of his
death by knight service of the heir of William, baron of Graystok,
who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward, — to hold until the
full age of the heir of William, together with the marriage pf such
heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance for the latter and sustain
the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 1. Grant to the king's clerk, Master John de Landyran, of the prebend
King's Langby.which Hugh de Whytchirche, deceased, held in the king's free chapel
of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden and college of the
said chapel.
Jan. 1. Grant for life to the king's clerk, Geoffrey Martyn, clerk of the
King's Langley crown of the Chancery of England, in consideration of the expenses
Manor. ^ j^g jncurre(j an(j must incur in the sustenance of certain clerks
until any of them be fit to serve in the said office, of 20Z. yearly of the
issues of the office of the hanaper of the Chancery as John de
Tamworth, late clerk of the crown, took during his lifetime of the
king's grant. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Presentation of William Potyn to the church of All Hallows at the
Westminster. Hay wharf (ad fenum), London, in the king's gift by reason of the
keeping of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in
chief, being in his hand.
1375. Membrane 4.
Dec. 30. Grant to Robert de Assheton, ' chivaler,' of the keeping of the
King's Langley.lands late of William Baude of Smalbrigge, 'chivaler,' who held in
chief, until the full age of his heir, together with the marriage of the
latter, and so from heir to heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance
for such heir and sustain the real services and other charges incumbent
on the lands. By p.s.
Dec. 28. Grant to the king's esquire, Geoffrey Chaucer, of the keeping of
King's Langley. $s. of rent in Solys, which John Solys held on the day of his death by
knight service of the heir of Thomas de Ponynges, who held in chief,
a minor in the king's ward, until the full age of the said John's heir,
together with the marriage of the latter ; provided that he find fit
sustenance for the heir and sustain the real services and other charges
incumbent on the rent. By p.s.
Wt. 18915. E 14
210
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 4 — cont.
^ Dec. 28. Grant, for life or until further order, to Robert Franceys, one of the
King's Langley. king's carpenters, of 6d. daily for his wages by the hands of the clerk
of the works of the castle of Wyndesore, and when the works cease,
by the hands of the constable of the castle. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Presentation of John Heryng, chaplain, to the church of All Saints,
Westminster. Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason
of the alien abbey of Fecamp being in his hand on account of the war
with France.
Dec. 27. Grant to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, of the keeping of the
King's Langley.lands in Kirtlyngton, co. Oxford, which Reynold Berners held on the
day of his death by knight service of the daughters and heirs of
Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford, who held in chief, minors
in the king's ward, until the full age of Reynold's heir, together with
the marriage of the latter ; provided that he find fit sustenance for
the heir and support the real services and other charges incumbent
on the lands. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 4. Presentation of Richard Frost, vicar of the church of Stokgumber,
Westminster, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the church of Hewyssh Chaumflour,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the
land and heirs of Nicholas le Walssh, who held in chief, being in his
hand ; on an exchange of benefices with Geoffrey Lombe.
1375.
Dec. 25. Licence for Thomas Ruste of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to load 6 lasts
Westminster, of ox-hides in the port of that town and bring them by sea to London
or Lenn for his profit ; as Robert de Parys and Roger de Parys of
London have mainperned for him in the Chancery that he will bring
them thither and not take them to foreign parts, and that they will
satisfy the king of his customs if the hides be lost at sea, and of the
forfeiture due to him if they be taken abroad, and that Thomas will
bring to the Chancery letters of discharge of the said hides from the
mayor of London or Lenn within a month from the time of such
discharge.
1376.
Jan. 3. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus lately granted
Westminster, to Richard Stan well to go to the island of Jersey e to stay there with
Edmund Rose, keeper of the king's castle of Gurry in that island, in
the munition thereof ; as he has not gone, but stays in London on
his own affairs, as appears by a certificate of the sheriffs.
Jan. 8. Licence for Robert Felde of London to buy 200 quarters of wheat
Westminster. in the county of Sussex and bring them by sea to London for his profit ;
as Nicholas Potyn and John Weld of London have mainperned in the
Chancery under penalty of the value of the wheat that Robert will
bring the same to London and not take it to foreign parts, and that
he will bring to the Chancery letters of discharge from the mayor
of the city.
1375.
Dec. 31. Grant, during pleasure, to John Hamond of the office of swineherd
King's Langley.of Notyngham with the fees and profits pertaining thereto, with
power to exercise the office by sufficient deputy. By p.s.
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Jan. 9. Pardon to Nicholas Morle of the king's suit for the death of William
Westminster. Aldewyncle, ' bedell,' whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Presentation of John Jay, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Laxfeld, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Eye being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
1375.
Nov. 20. Grant, daring pleasure, to the king's servant, John de Kyngeston,
Westminster, of the keeping of the king's wood called ' Chesteynwode,' co. Kent,
with the wages and fees pertaining thereto. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 11. Grant to the king's clerk, Richard de Bokelly, prebendary in the
Westminster, collegiate church of St. Thomas the Martyr, Glasney, in the diocese
of Exeter, of a prebend in the king's free chapel of St. George within
the castle of Wyndesore ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's
clerk, Master John de Landreyn. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden and college of the
said free chapel.
Jan. 15. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, to Walter de Shirbourne, who was to have gone beyond seas in the
company of the king's son John, duke of Brittany ; as he has not gone,
but stays in London about his own affairs, as appears by a certificate
of the sheriffs.
Jan. 2. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant, Nicholas de Braythwayt,
King's Langley. the king's barber, of the keeping of the ferry of Redewynd across the
water of Thames by Certeseye, with the fees and profits pertaining
thereto, as William Debenham, deceased, had them of the king's
grant. By p.s.
Jan. 17. Presentation of Robert Skynner, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Westmerseye, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the [alien priory] of Westmereseye
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
1375.
Dec. 26. Grant to the abbot and convent of Certeseye, in aid of the repair
King's Langley. of their church and belfry, of the keeping of the manor of Lucy called
' Nywenton,' co. Kent, late of the king's son John de Hastynges, late
earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, until the full age of his heir ;
provided that they keep the manor and the houses and buildings
thereof without waste and destruction, and sustain the real services
and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 23. John Fastolf, the younger, staying beyond seas, has letters
Westminster, nominating John son of Alexander Fastolf and Geoffrey de Somerton
as his attorneys in England for one year.
Hugh Fastolf received the attorneys by writ.
Jan. 20. Revocation of the ratification of the estate of Hugh Pelegrin as
Sheen. prebendary of Stoke Cudyngton in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln ; as
the king is certainly informed that he has long been adherent to
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his enemies of France in his lordship of Aquitaine and elsewhere,
and for other causes. By K. & C.
Membrane 3.
Jan. 8. Grant to Richard Shawe, prebendary in the king's free chapel of
Westminster. St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster, of a prebend in the
king's free chapel of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore ; on
an exchange of prebends with the king's clerk, Richard de Bokelly.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden and college of the said
free chapel of St. George.
Jan. 9. Grant to the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, of the prebend
Westminster, of Netherbury and Bemynstre in the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the
bishopric of Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury.
The like to the chapter of the said church, the dean being abroad.
1375.
Dec. 20. Appointment of the king's clerk, William Hannay, as clerk of the
Westminster, works at the manor of Haveryng-atte-Boure and the park there ;
also to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen, put
them to the works, buy stone, timber and other necessaries, and
carriage for the same, make all payments for wages, purchases and
other expenses by view and testimony of Ralph Tiel, surveyor of the
manor, bring back workmen withdrawn from the works without
licence, arrest all who are contrariant and commit them to prison
until they find security to serve on the works, make inquisition touching
timber, stone or other necessaries carried away or eloigned from
the works and have such brought back, and sell the branches and
other residue of trees provided for the works, answering to the king
for the moneys arising from such sale.
1376.
Jan. 21. Pardon to William Andreu, ' spycer,' of Haverbergh, of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Thomas, his servant, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
1375.
Dec. 27. Pardon to William Gomme, ' barbour,' of the king's suit for having
King's Langley.been consenting to the death of Reynold Barbour, lately killed by
Richard Fontays, sometime servant of William, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s
1376.
Jan. 22. Revocation, for certain causes propounded before the king and
Westminster, council, of the late commitment to Thomas de Driffeld of the keeping
of the alien priories of Hamel, Andewell and St. Cross. By K. & C.
Jan. 23. Presentation of William Marchal of Feriby, chaplain, to the church
Westminster, of Everesle, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of Thomas de Bradeston, who held
in chief, being in his hand.
Jan. 24. Whereas the king lately granted to John de Kyngeston a messuage
Westminster. jn the parish of St. Nicholas Coldabbeye, in the ward of La Quenhith,
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London, late of Christiana late the wife of John Steynour ; he has
now granted him the issues thereof from the time of the death of
Christiana. By p.s.
Jan. 24. Grant to Robert de Assheton of the keeping of the lands which
Westminster. Edmund de Clyvedon held on the day of his death by knight service
of the heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, a minor in the
king's ward, until the full age of Edmund's heir, together with the
marriage of such heir ; provided that he find him fit sustenance and
sustain the real services and other charges incumbent on the
lands. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
1375.
Dec. 30. Exemption for life of Walter Aubrey, serjeant of the king's chamber,
Westminster, from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment
as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of
the king, against his will. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 24. Grant, as above, to Robert de Assheton ; except that the wardship
Westminster, and marriage shall hold from heir to heir until one of them come to
full age. By p.s.
1375.
Dec. 30. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's serjeant, Roger
King's Langley.Chippes, usher of the wardrobe, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer,
in lieu of a previous grant of 2d. a day by letters patent, surrendered.
By p.s.
Dec. 26. Whereas William Harecourt, to whom the king by letters patent
Westminster, lately committed for life the office of the tronage and pesage of wools
in the port of Boston, took divers sums by extortion from many persons,
English and foreign, by colour of his office, whereof he is now at length
convicted by inquisition taken before John de Cavendissh, justice of
the King's Bench, in his sessions in the county of Lincoln ; the king,
by deliberation of the council, has ordained that he be removed from
his office, and has granted the same during pleasure to his serjeant,
Edmund de Chesthunt, now staying with him, with the accustomed
wages, willing that he exercise the office by sufficient deputy as
long as he remain with him. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Grant to the king's esquire, George Felbrigg, and his heirs, of a
King's Langley. messuage in Ipswich late of John Mabbesone, which has come into
the king's hands as escheat because John, who held of the king, was a
bastard and died without heir of himself, to hold by the service of
6d. yearly at the Exchequer by the hands of the sheriff of Suffolk.
By p.s.
1376. MEMBRANE 2.
Jan. 17. Licence for the alienation in frankalmoin by John Peckebrugg,
King's Langley.' chivaler,' and Margaret his wife, Henry de Derby, clerk, and Nicholas
Potyn, executors of the will of Nicholas de Loveyne, knight, of water-
mills called ' Les Cracchemulles,' and a hermitage called ' Le
Swannesnest ' by the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London,
with all lands, meadows, pastures, waters, dykes, gardens and other
things pertaining thereto, and all other lands, rents, services, lordships
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and liberties upon La Tourhull and in Estsmythefeld, co. Middlesex,
and in the parishes of St. Botolph and La Whytechapelle without
Algate, London, which were sometime of John de Pulteneye, knight,
and are held of the king, to the abbot and convent of the abbey
of St. Mary Graces by the said Tower, to find two monks, beyond
the number at present ordained to stay in the abbey, to celebrate divine
service daily in the abbey church for the safe estate of the king, and
for his soul after his death, and for the soul of the said Nicholas.
By p.s.
Jan. 1 . Whereas the king lately granted to Gui chard Dangle the keeping of the
Westminster, manor of Caversham until the full age of the heir of the king's
kinsman, Edward le Despenser, and the said Edward during his lifetime
charged the manor with 40Z., and the manors of Bokelond and
Amondesham with other 4:01., to be taken therefrom yearly for life by
the king's serjeant, William Strete ; the king in order to discharge
the manors of those sums during the minority of the said heir, has
granted William 40/. yearly of the farm which he is bound to render the
king for the keeping of the manor of Rotherfeld, late of the said
Edward, for as long as the manor shall be in the king's hand because
of the nonage of the said heir, and has also granted him the keeping of
the chace of Rotherfeld, late of the said Edward, with the fees and
profits pertaining thereto, for as long as it shall be in the king's hand
for the said cause. By p.s.
Jan. 2. Grant, during pleasure, to John Parker of the keeping of the ferry
Westminster, of Redewynd across the water of Thames by Certeseye, with the fees
and profits pertaining thereto, as William Debenham, deceased, had
them of the king's grant. By p.s.
1375.
Nov. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Basyngges, master
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Mary, Strode, as chief master and clerk of the
king's works at his castles of Ledys and Rouchestre, and his manors
in the county of Kent late of Juliana, late countess of Huntingdon,
his manor of Gravesende and his manors of Ledes, Rysshyndon,
Daundele in the isle of Shepeye and Miltone ; also to make all payments
for wages of hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen hired for
the works and for purchases of stone, timber and other necessaries
for the works, and hay and vetches for the king's deer in all parks of the
said manors, and for carriage of the same, bring back all workmen
withdrawn from the works without licence, commit to prison all who are
contrariant until they find security to serve on the works, make
inquisition touching stone, timber and other necessaries carried away
or eloigned, have such brought back, and sell the branches and other
residue of trees provided for the works and answer to the king for
the issues of such sale ; taking 12c?. daily for his wages. The king
wills that, when he shall account at the Exchequer for all receipts
and expenditure about the works, he shall be admitted to render
account on his oath, without control or any special mandate.
1376.
Jan. 24. Grant to Robert de Assheton of the keeping of all lands of the
Westminster, inheritance of Edmund, son and heir of Emmeline late the wife of
Thomas Hogshawe, daughter of Edmund de Clyvedon, knight, who
held in chief, and kinsman and heir of the said Edmund de Clyvedon,
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1376. Membrane 2 — cont.
until his full age, together with his marriage, and so from heir to heir ;
provided that he find fit sustenance for such heir, keep the said lands
without waste and destruction, and sustain the real services and other
charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
1375.
Dec. 31. Grant for life to Edmund de Tettesworth, in compensation for
King'sLangley. all sums of money which he might demand from the king by occasion
of any losses and damages sustained by him in the king's service
when he was in the office of baker of the household and buyer or
taker of wheat for the expenses of the household, and because the king
has made him one of his serjeants-at-arms „ of I2d. daily for his wages
at the Exchequer, and a robe with furs yearly of the suit of the other
serjeants-at-arms, or such sum yearly for his robe as other such
Serjeants take. By p.s.
Membrane l
Dec. 4. Grant to the king's serjeant, William Wyghtman, of the keeping
Westminster, of the lands late of John de Merkeshale, who held in chief, until the
full age of his heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and so
from heir to heir ; provided that he find fit sustenance for the heir
and support the real services and other charges incumbent on the
lands. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 10. Commitment, during pleasure, to John Stopeham of the office of
Westminster, the pesage of wools in the port of Chichester, taking in the office as
others have taken. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 14. Grant to Master Thomas de Sudbury of the prebend of the principal
Westminster, altar, alias the greater part of the altar, which Master John de Ufford
held during his lifetime in the cathedral church of St. Mary, Salisbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the bishopric of
Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Jan. 15. Pardon, for 100s. paid to the king by Richard de Morton of Scotton
Westminster, and Margery his wife, to them of the trespass of Margery in acquiring
in tail to her and the heirs of Thomas de Beltoit son of Peter de Beltoft,
her first husband, lands in Azerlegh, co. York, by the name of the manor
of Azerlegh, from the said Peter, who held it in chief, and entering
therein without licence, which manor was taken into the king's hand
by pretext of an inquisition taken before Roger de Lascels, late
escheator in the county of York, after the death of Peter, by which
it was found that Peter died seised of the manor and that his heir
was under age ; and restitution to them of the manor to be held as
above.
Jan. 12. Nomination to the king's clerk, John de Hermesthorp, warden
Westminster. 0f the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London, in pur-
suance of a right pertaining to the king, of John de Cumpyne and
Edmund James, chaplains, for admission as brethren to the hospital
in the room of Thomas Wayt and William de Bytham, deceased.
By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376.
Jan. 15.
Westminster.
Jan. 17.
Westminster.
1375.
Dec. 16.
King's Langley
Manor.
1376.
Jan. 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Grant to John Knyvet of the keeping of the lands late of John de
Boyvill, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, until the full age of his heir,
together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir to heir ;
provided that he find fit sustenance for such heir and sustain the real
services and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
On petition by Brother Richard de Sutton, master of the hospital
of St. Bartholomew, Smethefeld, London, shewing that, whereas a
cause was moved in the court of Canterbury between him and John
de Appelby, dean, and Roger Holm, chancellor, of the church of
St. Paul, London, and Adam de Mutron, commissaries of William,
bishop of London, appointed to make a visitation of the hospital and
to correct certain defaults thereof and of certain brethren therein,
touching injuries inflicted on him, the commissaries appealed from that
court to the apostolic see and intend to prosecute the business of the
appeal by their proctors sent to those parts, and praying the king-
to provide for his indemnity in the matter ; the king grants licence
for him and his proctors to go to those parts and sue and defend the
said cause in court Christian, provided that they attempt nothing
which might turn to the prejudice of the king or his crown or to the
weakening of the laws and customs of the realm.
Pardon, at the request of John de Foxlee, to Alexander Nabelson
of the king's suit for the death of John de Lancastre, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king
is informed that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
Grant to William de Aston of the prebend of Hunterton in the
cathedral church of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the bishopric of Hereford. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Hereford.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Jan. 18. Licence, for 10/. paid to the king by John Chaundos, for him to
Westminster, grant the manor of Welyngton, co. Hereford, held in chief, except an
acre of land therein, to Lucy late the wife of Thomas Chaundos,
' chivaler,' for life.
1375.
Dec. 28. Pardon to John Smert of the king's suit for having been aiding
King's Langley at the death of John Coif ox, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
Manor. any conseqUent outlawry. By p.s.
1376.
Jan. 20. Grant, on the mainprise of Thomas Cravene and Geoffrey de
Westminster. Massyngham of the county of Norfolk, to William de Kerdeston,
' chivaler,' of the marriage of the two daughters and heirs of Robert
de Caston, who died seised of 14c?. of rent as parcel of the manorof
Breydeston, held of the bishop of Norwich by knight service, while the
temporalities of the bishopric were in the king's hand, and also died
seised of Id. of rent as parcel of the manor of Caston, held by knight
service of the lord of Bardolf as of the honour of Wyrmegeye, while
the said lord was a minor in the king's ward ; rendering 50 marks only
at the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 22. Ratification of the estate of Simon de Querton as parson of the
Westminster, church of Ulnesby, in the diocese of Carlisle.
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Jan. 24. The like letters for John Dromound as parson of the church of
Westminster. Assh, in the diocese of Winchester. By p.s.
1375.
Oct. 28. Presentation of Robert de Sibthorp to the church of Maydenstan,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury. By p.s.
Membrane 26d.
Aug. 31. Commission to John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster,
Oakham. John Grey of Codenore, Henry de Grey of Shirlond, Roger de Fulthorp
and William de Estfeld to make inquisition in the county of York
touching a complaint by William de Furnyvall that certain evildoers
came armed to ShefTeld, assaulted Roger Hetkote, his parker, and
although he ordered the constables of the town to arrest them, so
threatened the latter in life and limb that they dared not do so,
whereupon he, as one of the keepers of the peace, was grievously
disturbed and came forth from his castle there to arrest the evildoers
according to the duty of his office, but they chased him back with
bows and arrows, besieged him a long time and lay in wait for him
and his servants to kill them or do them other mischiefs.
And afterwards, on 3 September, because the king wished the
matter to be determined before him and the council, the commissioners
were ordered to stay the execution of the said letters.
Sept. 2. Association of Brian de Stapulton in the commission of the peace
Rockingham, and of oyer and terminer in the West Riding, co. York, to John, duke of
Lancaster, and his fellows, in which commission William de Fournyvall
was afterwards associated ; in the room of the said William, whom
the king for certain causes has discharged from the office.
Sept. 4. Commission to the sheriff of Norfolk and Reynold de Eccles to
Rockingham, make inquisition in the said county touching an information that
there is a certain sweet water by the king's ferry called ' Seint Olof,'
co. Norfolk, and that very many persons near the ferry and others
journeying by the same were wont to cross it often for the sake of
watering their horses and other animals therein, and that some persons
of those parts, scheming to destroy the king's profits and to hinder
the passage across the ferry, have newly erected a dyke round the
said water and have committed very many damages and grievances
to the deterioration of the ferry.
Commission to Robert de Beverley, serjeant-at-arms, to arrest
John de Weston, clerk, bring him to Corf castle and deliver him by
indenture to the constable thereof for safe keeping in the castle prison
until further order.
Sept. 8. Commission to John Basynges, Simon Warde, sheriff of Rutland,
Rockingham, and Walter Scarle to make inquisition in the said county touching
a complaint by the alien prior of Weston St. Edith, to whom the king
lately committed the keeping of the priory at a certain farm, that
many tenants of the priory, leagued together in a confederacy, refuse
to do the services due from them for their tenures, which they and
their ancestors have done time out of mind, entered the free warren
there which pertains to the king by reason of the priory being in his
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 26d — cont.
hand and is in the prior's keeping, hunted therein without licence and
carried away hares, conies, pheasants and partidges, so that the prior
cannot pay his farm at the fixed terms.
Membrane 25d.
Sept. 4. Commission to John de Ardern, sheriff of Buckingham, Thomas
Rockingham. Duly and Thomas Lude to arrest in the said county Thomas de
Swafham and compel him to find sufficient mainpernors under penalty
of 200£. that he will not go to foreign parts without licence or sue or
attempt anything there to the contempt of the king or the damage
of his people ; and if he refuse to do this, to commit him to prison.
Membrane 24d.
Sept. 18. Commission to David Berdevyll and John Cherche to receive by
Westminster, indenture from the bailiffs of the abbot of St. Albans William Haselhurst,
Nicholas de Swetham and Robert Werton, detained in the abbot's
prison of St. Albans, and bring them to Neugate gaol for delivery
to the sheriffs of London for safe keeping until further order. By K.
Oct. 9. Commission to John de Haddon, serjeant-at-arms, and Nicholas
Westminster. Morewode to arrest and bring before the king and council William de
Weston of Leycestre, who has sued and intends to sue in foreign parts
many things prejudicial to the king, the realm and people against the
king's prohibition and the form of ordinances and statutes published
in divers parliaments. By C.
Membrane 23d.
Sept. 25. Commission to Walter Hanley, serjeant-at-arms, reciting that
Westminster, divers ships of the king's subjects have been lately taken at sea in
manner of war by certain of the king's adversaries of foreign parts
with divers mariners and lieges therein, and some of the ships have
been burned, and some of the mariners and lieges imprisoned and
others killed, against the form of the truce, and that the king, in order
to do what is just for the preservation of the truce and the restitution
of the damages and losses inflicted, wishes to be certified whether
the premises are true ; and appointing him to go to all ports of the
realm where he shall see fit, and there make proclamation that all
persons wishing to complain of such grievances shall present themselves
before him for that cause, and to hear all such plaints, inform himself
touching the premises and certify the king and council thereof with
all speed. By C.
Membrane 22d.
Sept. 24. Commission to William de Latymer, constable of Dover castle
Westminster, and warden of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, Nicholas Heryng,
king's steward of Kent, Nicholas atte Crouche, sheriff of Kent, Thomas
Elys, mayor of Sandwich, Thomas Loveryk of Sandwich, Arnold
Broun of Sandwich and the bailiffs of Canterbury and Romeney to
make inquisition in the liberty of the Cinque Ports and in the county
of Kent touching all wines of merchants of Bordeaux lately taken
at sea from two ships of Camp by the king's lieges, and of the names
of those who took them and those who now have them, and to restore
the wines to Peter de Brumoze and William Megge, merchants of
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Bordeaux, for them and their fellow-merchants, and compel by
incarceration, distraint and otherwise all who have the wines to
restore them, if they exist, or if not, their value.
Commission of oyer and terminer to the same touching the premises.
Membrane 20d.
Oct. 10. Commission to Edward le Despenser, Guy de Brian, Thomas de
Westminster. Berkele and Peter de Veel to make inquisition in the county of
Gloucester touching a complaint by men of those parts that very
many evildoers, arrayed in manner of war and confederate together,
have made divers unlawful conventicles in the county, and have
perpetrated divers depredations, robberies, rapines, homicides, tres-
passes and other innumerable mischiefs against the form of the statutes
of Northampton and Westminster ; and to arrest all who shall be
indicted of the premises, taking for this a posse of the county if need
be, commit them to the nearest gaol for safe keeping until further
order, and certify the king in the Chancery of all that they shall do
in the matter. By C.
Oct. 15. Commission to Guy de Briene, John de Chidiok, Robert Fitz Payn,
Westminster. Edmund Fitz Hereberd, John de la Hale, Roger Manyngford, William
Payn, John Mautravers and Stephen Derby to find by inquisition
in the county of Dorset what customs and services the tenants, free,
bond and at will, of the manor of Benecombe, which is parcel of the
temporalities of the priory of Frompton, did in the times of William
Naget, the last prior, Laurence de Brioto, his predecessor, and other
priors.
Membrane \9d.
Oct. 13. Appointment of Ralph Basset of Weldon, ' chivaler,' Edmund
Westminster. Cokeyn, Thomas de Stafford, Roger Wasteneys and Robert Kuny to
arrest Richard de Foston, canon of Roucestre, co. Stafford, in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, professed in the order of the
monastery, who is vagabond in secular attire, as the abbot has signified
to the king by letters patent ; and to deliver him to the abbot or his
attorney for chastisement according to the rule of his order.
Membrane isd.
Oct. 8. Commission to John de Nevyll of Raby, William de Nessefeld and
Westminster. Richard Basy, — on information that Emma late the wife of William
de Westby is the king's widow so that her marriage pertains to him,
and that she has withdrawn to remote parts and intends to defraud
the king of her marriage, — to find by inquisition in the county of York
whether she is the king's widow, what her marriage is worth, in whose
keeping she now is and whether she is married or not.
Oct. 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kirketon, Roger de
Westminster. Fulthorp, Henry de Barton, John de Aske, Thomas Elys, Robert de
Haldanby and William de Swynflete, on complaint by the abbot of
Selby that Thomas Gilleson, Robert Frerecosyn, Robert de Grayngham,
William Ferour, Hugh de Ouston, John de Wystowe, ' maryner,'
Thomas de Birne, ' taillour,' Thomas son of John de Birne, Thomas de
Goldale, William de Hathilsay, William de Acastre, Thomas Stalworth,
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Nicholas de Gaytford and others, assembled with armed force and
bound together by oath, broke his closes and dykes at Selby, co.
York, felled his trees and underwood, dug in his several soil, carried
away earth, trees and underwood, depastured and trod down with
cattle his grass and the shoots of his deciduous wood there, so
threatened him and his fellow-monks, men and servants that they
dared not leave the abbey to make his profit for fear of death, and
hindered his free tenants from making presentments in the abbot's
court of defaults in the assise of bread and ale and of abuses of
measures and weights within his lordship, the correction and punish-
ment of which pertains to him of right.
For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane lid,
Oct. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Grey of Codenore, Henry
Westminster, de Grey of Wilton, Roger de Kirkton, Roger de Fulthorp, John
Fraunceys and Robert Martel, on complaint by Henry Leverych of
Walshale that John Pymme and John his son, William Walker of
Repyndon, John Clerk ' Johanesservant Pymme,' Ralph Keys and
others assaulted and maimed him at Derby.
For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 12. Commission to Warin de Lyle, Bartholomew Grey, Richard Scrop,
Westminster. Baldwin Berford, Gilbert Was, John Kentwode, Thomas Prior, John
Goloffre, Richard Adderbury, Thomas Sakevyle, Thomas Hoton,
Richard Forster, Hugh Tanner, Nicholas Tettesworth and the sheriff
of Oxford and Berks, reciting that very many evildoers, gathered
together with others armed, came to Huntercombe, co. Oxford, entered
the manor of the abbot of Dorchestre there by armed force without
any legal process, hold the manor as a fortress, threatening to kill
the abbot and all his men and servants if they presume to enter it,
and are consuming and wasting the goods of the abbot therein ; and
appointing them to go to the manor in person with a sufficient posse,
arrest and take any whom they shall find to be holding the manor
or whom they shall find by inquisition to have done so, bring them
to the Tower of London and have them delivered to the constable
thereof, or his lieutenant, for safe keeping until further order. And
the sheriff is to arrest and keep in prison until further order all who
shall appear rebellious or contrariant in the matter. By C. .
Oct. 18. Commission to John Joce, Robert Hunteley and Thomas Beynoun
Westminster, to arrest, bring to the castle of Breval and deliver by indenture to the
constable thereof, for safe keeping, William Smyth, who has himself
called 'John Geffray ' and 'Admiral,' using all diligence and haste in
the matter as they love the king and his honour, and under pain of
forfeiture of all that they can forfeit. By K. and the Great Council.
The like to Gilbert Talbot, John Gayner, John ' of ' Aure and
Thomas Bray, the younger, to arrest Richard Ferour of Great Dene,
Richard atte Mulle of Great Dene, and Nicholas ' of the Castel ' of
Great Dene, as above.
The like to John Joce, Thomas Hathewy, John ' the Lord ' of
Stanton, John Ketford and Edward Whyte, to arrest Richard Shayt
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of Ruwardyn, John Hycokes of Ruwardyn and Ralph Greyndoure
of Ruwardyn, the elder, as above.
The like to John Stephenes, Thomas Bray, the elder, Richard Staure,
Richard Brayn and John Magot, to arrest John Wylly of Little Dene,
John Hawardyn of Little Dene and John Smyth, as above.
Oct. 18. Commission to Peter de Veel, sheriff of Gloucester, Edward Taverner,
Westminster. Nicholas Birdlep, William Hayberer, Thomas Styward, Robert Walour
and John de Compton to arrest Richard Ferrour of Great Dene, William
Smyth, who has himself called 'Sire John Geffrey' and 'Admiral,'
Nicholas de Castell, Richard del Milne, Walter Shepard, William Coutays,
Richard Shait, who has himself called 'Sire William Recchemenever,'
John Hicokes, Ralph Grayndon, the elder, John Smyth of Little
Dene, who has himself called ' Sire Richard Misavysed,' John Willi and
John Hawardyne, bring them to the Tower of London and have them
delivered by indenture to the constable thereof for safe keeping in the
Tower prison until other order for their delivery.
By K. and the Great Council.
The like to Gilbert Talbot, Peter de Veel, John Joce, Thomas
Hathewy, John ' the lord of Stanton,' John Ketford, Edward White,
John Gayner, John ' of ' Aure, Thomas Bray, the younger, Robert
Hunteley, Thomas Beynoun, John Stephenes, Thomas Bray, the
elder, Richard Staure, Richard Brayn and John Magat to arrest
the same persons, as above.
Dec. 13. Mandate to Guy de Brian, constable of the castle of St. Briavels,
Westminster, and his lieutenant, to deliver by indenture Richard Shayt, John
Hicokkes of Rewardyn, Richard de Mulle of Great Dene and John
Smyth of Little Dene, detained in the prison of the castle at the king's
order, to Edward Taverner of Gloucestre, Nicholas Briedlep, William
Heyberare, Robert Walour and John Compton, to be taken by them
without delay to the Tower of London.
Vacated because otherwise on the Close Boll of this year.
Dec. 13. Order to the sheriff of Gloucester to deliver to the same persons
[Westminster.] Richard Ferrour and William Smyth of Great Dene, detained in the
prison of Gloucester castle, to be taken by them to the Tower of
London.
Vacated.
Membrane I6d.
Oct. 12. Commission to John Aske, Thomas Elys, John Elys, Robert de
Westminster. Haldanby, Robert Gouke and William de Swynflet to find by inquisition
in the East Riding, co. York, what merchants or others have taken
wheat or the flour of wheat, malt, barley or other corn without the
realm without licence against the proclamation made on 2 November
last, what was the quantity and value of the same, and to what parts
it was taken.
Nov. 2. Commission to Ralph de Hastynges, William de Aton and William
Westminster, de Melton, sheriff of York, to find by inquisition in the said county
by whose maintenance and succour Peter Randolf, who lately fled
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to the church of Killom for certain felonies committed by him, has
held himself in the said church beyond the accustomed time, so
that he cannot be brought to justice.
Nov. 9. Commission to the escheator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset
Westminster, and Michael Skillyng to find by inquisition in the said counties how
much land Agnes Mautravers held of the king in chief, as well in
demesne as in service, on the day of her death, and how much of others,
and by what service, how much the lands are worth, on what day
she died, who is her nearest heir, and of what age.
Nov. 10. Commission to John de Arundell, William Fyfyde, John Fyfhyde,
Westminster. Walter Dalyngrugge, John Boterwyk, John Walden, John Watlyngton,
Hugh Heryzerde, William Upton, John Lyntoft and Roger Terry to
arrest John Sandys, Godfrey Syfrewast, John Mersham, Richard
Weston, John Sandrys, Warin Coton, Richard Sutton, John
Sandryngton, John Basset, William Tracy, John Bek and Roger
Heygnesman, and commit them to the nearest prisons for safe keeping
until further order for their delivery. By K. & C.
Membrane \5d,
Nov. 9. Commission to Hugh Fastolf , Edmund Gurney, Edmund de Clippesby,
Westminster. Nicholas de Massyngham, William Clere and the escheator in the
counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, — on information that William de
Ufford, earl of Suffolk, who holds in chief certain manors and lands
in the said counties, has made divers estates and alienations thereof
to divers persons in fee simple, fee tail and otherwise, without the
king's licence, — to find by inquisition in the said counties what estate
the earl had or has in the lands, what alienations thereof are now
made and to whom, of whom the lands are held, and of what value
they are.
Nov. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, Bernard
Westminster. Brocas, Walter Haywode, Michael Skyllyng and William de Houghton
touching the evildoers who ravished Joan late the wife of Peter de
Brugge at Romeseye, co. Southampton, and took away her goods, and
touching those who afterwards received the said evildoers.
By K. & C.
Membrane I4d.
Nov. 2. Commission to John de Monte Acuto, Thomas West, Walter
Westminster. Haywode, Michael Skillyng and William Houghton to make inquisition
in the county of Southampton touching the above rape.
Nov. 7. Safe-conduct and protection for John Charnels, squire of Edward
Westminster, prince of Wales, and Hugh Heryerd, serjeant and deputy of the prince,
who are going by the king's order to the county of Chester for Joan
late the wife of Peter de Bruges, lately taken thither by John de
Sandes and others, in going thither with three horsemen, staying there,
returning with Joan and her men, household and things to London,
and bringing her before the king and council for examination. By C.
Nov. 13. Commission to Adam Parvyng, Gilbert de Curwen, William Cleter
Westminster, and Thomas Lamplogh to make inquisition in the county of
Cumberland touching the death of William de Burton at Staffulle.
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Sept. 28. Commission to Roger de Wylasham, John atte Welde, escheator
Westminster, in the county of Essex, John de Herleston, clerk, and Geoffrey de
Hunden to find by inquisition in the counties of Essex, Norfolk,
Suffolk and Cambridge what lands Henry de Coggeshale, ' chivaler,'
and Joan, his wife, held of the king in chief on the day of their
death, and what of others, and by what service, of what value the
lands are, on what days they died, who is their heir, and of what age,
and who have occupied the lands and taken the issues and profits
thereof since their death.
Nov. 6. Commission to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Fu[l]thorp, Richard
Westminster. Bernard and Thomas Lovell to find by inquisition in the county of
York who the evildoers were that ravished Ellen daughter and heir
of Brian de Rouclif, a minor, at Pykeryng, by whose procurement
they did it and who afterwards received them ; and to hear and
determine the matter.
Nov. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to the same on complaint by
Westminster. Margery, late the wife of John de Rouclyf, that John de Langton
and others ravished the said Ellen, whose marriage pertains to her,
at Pykeryng, co. York. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 11. Commission to Adam de Everyngham of Laxton, Robert de Morton,
Westminster. John de Bekyngham, escheator in the county of Nottingham, and
William Haldan to find by inquisition in the said county what lands
and rents Robert Joce of Burton Joce held of the heir of William
Deyncourt, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward,
as well in demesne as in service, on the day of his death, and what of
others, and by what service, how much the lands and rents are worth,
at what time he died, who is his nearest heir and who have occupied
the lands and rents and taken the issues and profits since his death.
Membrane I2d,
Nov. 16. Commission to Bernard Brocas, Michael Skyllyng, Walter Haywode
Westminster, and William de Hoghton to find by inquisition in the county of
Southampton what goods John de Sandes had in the county on
12 November last, into whose hands they have come and of what
value they are.
Membrane lid.
Nov. 29. Commission to Michael Skillyng, John de Uppyngham, clerk, and
Westminster. Thomas Chelrey, reciting that the king, wishing to be certified of the
cause of the taking of the goods of Hanekin Hard of Danemarche,
chaplain, into his hand by John Froill, late escheator in the county
of Southampton, ordered the said escheator to certify him thereof in
the Chancery, and the escheator certified him that the goods were
taken because it was found by an inquisition taken before him
ex officio that Hanekin was of the nation of Danemarch, which is of
the king's enmity, and on examination of the said cause before the
council it was determined that the kingdom of Danemarch is not
of the king's enmity, whereupon the king ordered the escheator to
restore the goods, and that now the said Hanekin has shewed the
king that the goods are in the hands of divers men so that they cannot
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be restored, and has prayed that a remedy be provided ; and
appointing them to find by inquisition in the said county what the
goods were and of what value, and into whose hands they have come,
and to have them fully restored to Hanekin, or their value, if they
do not exist.
MEMBRANE \0d.
Nov. 10. Commission of the peace, in pursuance of the statutes of Winchester,
Westminster. Northampton and Westminster, to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Walter Frost, John de Lokton and
Thomas Beverle, within the liberty of St. John of Beverley ; and to
inspect and determine all processes and indictments made before the
said Thomas de Beverle and his fellows, late keepers of the peace and
justices of oyer and terminer within the said liberty, which are not
yet determined.
The like to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de
Fulthorp, William de Mirfeld, John Auncell, Thomas Lovell and
Richard Basy, within the liberty of Alexander, archbishop of York,
of Ripon.
Nov. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, Roger de
Westminster. Clyfford, Ralph, baron of Grey st ok, Thomas de Ingelby and Roger
de Fulthorp touching the death of Randolf de Dacre at Halton, co.
Lancaster.
Nov. 26. Commission to Robert Haulay, Richard Eskhed and John Briddes-
Westminster. mere to arrest and bring in honourable fashion before the king and
council John Cussal of Wolaston, who was retained by John Eskhed
to go beyond seas in the company of the king's son John, king of
Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, but, after having received divers
sums for his wages by the hands of the said John Eskhed, has not
cared to go, and has withdrawn himself.
MEMBRANE 9d.
Nov. 22. Commission to Robert Bealknap, ' chivaler,' Richard atte Lese,
Westminster. 1 chivaler,' Thomas Garwynton, William Ounkle, William Makenade
and William Tidecombe, reciting that a wall of a way called
' Serreswall,' co. Kent, extending from a place called 1 La Porte '
in Chestellet, to the ferry of Serre, has been so broken by tempest
of the sea that the common passage of all that country is hindered,
and appointing them to survey the wall and way, find by inquisition
in the county by whose default the wall is ruined, who are bound
by reason of their lands in the said island (sic) or without it, or for any
other cause, to repair the same, distrain and compel all such to do
so, and hear and determine the premises.
Nov. 26. Commission to Gervase de Clifton, ' chivaler,' John de Annesley,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Robert Martel and Hugh de Annesley to find by inquisition
in the county of Nottingham who are bound to repair a way called
' Cokerbek,' leading from Byngham ' in the Vale,' in that county,
to Whatton ' in the Vale,' and the bridges thereon, r.nd to cleanse
the dykes on either side thereof ; which way and bridges, through
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lack of repair and cleansing of the dykes, are broken down and
obstructed to the nuisance, grave damage and danger of the men of
those parts.
Dec. 12. Commission to John Welde, escheator in the counties of Essex
Westminster, and Hertford, and William atte Broke to find by inquisition in those
counties what lands Richard atte Halle and Hugh de Bray held
of the king in chief, as well in demesne as in service, on the days of
their death, and what of others, and by what service, how much the
lands are worth yearly, on what days they died, who are their heirs,
and who have occupied their lands and taken the issues thereof since
their death.
MEMBRANE 8d.
Nov. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Thomas de Musgrave ' chivaler,' Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Fulthorp, William de Therkeld, John de Denton and Robert de
Ormesheved, on complaint by Roger de Clyfford that Hugh de Dacre,
' chivaler,' John de la More, Ralph Henrison, Robert Symson, Henry
Andre weman, John de Dacre, Alexander de Craweford, William
Bakester, Robert Cowehirdson, Richard Beaulieu, John de Burgh,
William Kytison, and others, came armed and in array of war to the
castle of Naward and the manor and park of Kirkuswald, co.
Cumberland, drove away 100 oxen, 700 cows, 900 bullocks, 100 calves,
80 foals, 80 mares, and 3,300 sheep of his, worth 2,000/., there and at
Geltisdale, Brigwod and La Northmoure, and took away other
goods. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 10. Commission to Richard de Duddeley, 'chivaler,' Richard Fyton,
Westminster, 'chivaler,' and John Aleyn, sheriff of Worcester, — on information
that William Perkynnesson of Duddeley and many unknown evildoers
leagued with him are vagrant in the county of Worcester and threaten
Edmund de Brugge and many others with death, mutilation and
burning of their houses, broke the closes and houses of the king's
lieges at Dunclent and carried away and devastated goods found
there, — to make inquisition touching the premises, summon William
and the others before them and compel those indicted thereof to find
mainpernors for their good behaviour, and if they refuse, to commit
them to prison until they are willing to do so.
Nov. 10. Commission to John Aylesbury, Walter Walssh, John Broghton,
Westminster, sheriff of Buckingham, Thomas Sewale, escheator in the said county,
and John Borgham to find by inquisition in that county what goods
Thomas Kybyll of the said county, deceased, had therein at the time
of the perpetration of certain felonies for which he was outlawed,
or afterwards, and into whose hands they have come ; and to certify
the king of their value.
Nov. 14. Commission to Richard Lyouns, Simon de Burgh, John Repynghale
Westminster, and John Freman to make inquisition in the counties of Bedford,
Buckingham, Cambridge and Huntingdon touching all wards,
marriages, reliefs, services, rents, escheats, liberties, chattels of felons,
fugitives and outlaws, forfeitures and other profits concealed and
withdrawn from the king, and touching escapes of thieves and prisoners,
Wt. 18915.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane Sd — cont.
and fines, ransoms and other unjust takings received by sheriffs or
keepers of gaols, bailiffs, constables and other king's ministers for
such escapes, and touching purprestures of lands and liberties, and
touching lands, rents, knights' fees and advowsons of churches, held
in chief, alienated without licence or in mortmain, and the value
thereof.
Nov. 12. Commission to Henry, lord of Percy, Robert de Umframvill, John
Westminster. Heron and Thomas Galon to survey all breaches and defects of the
king's castle of Baumburgh, and to make inquisition in the county
of Northumberland touching the same and the cost of their repair.
Commission to Nicholas Burnell, John de Lodelowe, Robert
Burgiloun, Thomas de Neuport and William de Chetewyn to make
inquisition in the county of Salop touching the evildoers who broke
the manor of Richard de Pontesbury at Alburbury, assaulted his men
and servants, and ravished Katharine, daughter of Katharine his
wife.
Nov. 29. Commission to Philip de Courtenaye, Henry Pe[r]cehay, William
Westminster. Cray and John Ferers to make inquisition in the county of Devon
touching the evildoers who came armed and in array of war to
Kyngesbrugg and undermined (subfoderunt) and levelled to the ground
the house of Roger Crokkere and Joan late the wife of William Kene
there, while Roger was at sea on the king's service in the company
of the said Philip and under the king's protection with his men, lands,
rents and possessions.
MEMBRANE Id.
Nov. 28. Commission to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp, Master John
Westminster, de Waltham, Master Walter de Skyrlawe, Master John de Notton,
Thomas Thurkyld and Thomas de Beverlay, — on information that
there are many defects in the king's hospital of St. Leonard, York,
which, like other royal chapels and hospitals, is exempt and immune
from all jurisdiction of the ordinary, and that many lands, rents
and possessions granted to the hospital by the king's progenitors and
others are withdrawn, alienated, and wasted by the masters and
brethren, and that some of the liberties, immunities, exemptions
and privileges thereof are lost by the negligence of the masters or
wardens, and that books, vestments and other ornaments of the
hospital and of the churches and places pertaining thereto are made
away with and otherwise scattered through lack of keeping, and that
the brethren, sisters, priests, ministers, officers and persons of the
hospital lead dissolute lives and do not attend to divine service, and
that certain of the brethren, sisters and persons unjustly hold places
in the hospital against the ancient ordinances thereof, and that the
pensions, oblations, rents and emoluments thereof are applied to
wrong uses, — to visit the hospital, in head and members, and the
master or warden, brethren, sisters, persons and other ministers and
officers thereof, make inquisition touching the premises, if necessary,
by oath of good men of the city of York and the neighbouring parts,
and by examination of the brethren, sisters, persons and ministers,
correct defects and excesses, punish delinquents, restore all lands,
rents and possessions withdrawn, concealed, dissipated, alienated
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
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and eloigned, all liberties, immunities, exemptions and privileges lost,
and all pensions and corrodies sold and charges imposed, and do all
things that concern the visitation of the hospital and the correction
of the premises.
Dec. 14. Commission to the sheriff of Oxford to make inquisition in the said
Westminster, county touching an information that the priory of St. Frideswide,
Oxford, which is of the foundation of the king's progenitor and of
his patronage, is so fallen (collapsus) by negligence and improvident
rule of the priors and other presidents there, and by divers alienations
of its lands and possessions in fee, for life and otherwise, and by
innumerable grants of corrodies, pensions and yearly rents, and by
withdrawal of books, ornaments, jewels and other goods by fraud and
collusion of certain of the priory, that the lands and possessions
remaining to it do not suffice for the sustenance of the canons, so
that divine worship is diminished, other works of piety are with-
drawn, and the dispersal of the canons is feared.
MEMBRANE 6d.
Nov. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Graystok, Thomas
Westminster, de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Ralph de
Hastynges, William de Mirfeld, John Aunsel, Thomas Lovel and
Richard Basy, on complaint by Alexander, archbishop of York, that
Thomas de Ledes of Ripon, John de Haukeswyk of Rypon, John Roos
of Beverley, Adam Barbour of Hull, and others, entered his free warren
at Rypon, Beverle, Bisshopburton, Wetewang, Bisshopwylton,
Patryngton, Sky t by, Cawod, Shir burn in Elmett, Munketon in
Rypshire, Whitclyf in Rypshire, Thorneton in Craven, Nidderdale,
Ottelay, Thorp by York and Elyngton, broke his closes and houses
there and his parks at Rypon, Beverle and Bisshopburton, hunted
in the warren and parks without licence, felled trees and underwood at
Rypon, Beverle, Bisshopburton, Bisshopwylton, Nidderdale and
Ottelay, and at Langwath, dug in his soil and several turbary at
Rypon and Munketon, fished in his several fishery and stews at his
manors of Beverle and Cawod, took away fish, soil, turves, trees and
underwood at Rypon, Beverle, Bisshopburton, Wetewang, Bisshop-
wylton, Patryngton, Skyitby, Cawod, Shirburn, Munketon, Whitclyf,
Thorneton, Nidderdale, Ottelay, Thorp and Elyngton, deer from his
parks, and hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from his warren,
depastured and trod down with cattle his crops and grass at Rypon
and Munketon, assaulted and wounded his men and servants and
his ministers appointed to hold a fair, markets and courts at Beverle,
Rypon and Shirburn, and to collect toll, amercements and other
profits of the archbishop there, and to make attachments and arrests
at the suit of complainants according to the liberties granted to him
by charters of the king's progenitors, and hindered them from doing their
duty and his bailiffs of the water of Hull from exercising their office
and taking the profit of the said water, and rescued and let go divers
men arrested by his ministers in accordance with the said liberties.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
The like to the same, on information that certain evildoers, while
the temporalities of the archbishopric of York were lately in the
king's hand, committed trespasses as above.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
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Dec. 16. Order to all sheriffs and others to arrest Nicholas Sek and John
Westminster. Erere, Carmelite friars, professed in the order, who are vagabond
in secular attire as Thomas Brom, prior provincial of the order, has
signified by letters patent to the king, and to deliver them to the prior
or his attorney for chastisement according to the rule of the order.
1376.
Jan. 2. Commission to Richard de Hembrugge, serjeant-at-arms, — whom
Westminster, the king lately appointed, with James Lyons, serjeant-at-arms, to
arrest the goods of John Sandes in the keeping of William de Upton,
receive them by indenture from William, and have them brought
to London to be disposed of by the king with the advice of the council,
— to perform the commission alone, as James is attending to other
affairs of the king by his order.
1375. MEMBRANE 5d.
Dec. 24. Commission to Thomas Marchall of West Chynnok, 'chivaler,'
Westminster. Richard Brys of Yevelchestre and Thomas Niter of Burgh to make
inquisition in the county of Somerset touching the evildoers who
came to Ilton, broke the close and houses of John Bigot of Ilton, the
younger, assaulted and imprisoned him, detained him long in prison
there, so threatened and threaten him and his men and servants
they have long not dared to go there to make his profit, and carried
away his goods.
Dec. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Cavendissh, Roger de
Westminster. Meres, William de Thorp, Richard de Treton, clerk, Roger Belers,
William de Bernak and John Holt, on complaint by the abbot of
Peterborough that Stephen Draper of Peterborough and others com-
mitted certain trespasses. [See p. 229.] For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Vacated because otherwise below.
1376. MEMBRANE 3d.
Jan. 23. Association of William de Barton in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh and his fellows in
the county of Buckingham.
Jan. 20. Association of Laurence Hauberk in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer to William de Wychyngham and his fellows
in the county of Rutland ; in the room of John Boyvyll, deceased.
MEMBRANE Id.
Jan. 22. Commission to Robert de Hertlee and John Wyot, reciting that
Westminster, on 2 February in his forty-fourth year the king leased at farm to John
Jourdelay and Thomas de Remenham of Wyrardesbury the houses
of the manor of Wyrardesbury, co. Buckingham, to wit, an old hall,
an ox-house covered with straw and a barn covered with tiles, with the
gardens adjoining, on condition that they should repair the houses and
re-make and enclose all the dykes, hays and other enclosures around
the site and gardens of the manor, and that afterwards, on 20 February
last, the king committed the keeping of the manor to Robert le Smyth ;
and appointing them to find by inquisition in the said county in what
state the houses were on the said 2 February, whether the first
farmers performed their covenants, what defects in the houses, dykes,
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hays and enclosures occured between the said dates and for what
sum they can be repaired.
Jan. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Thomas de Musgrave, ' chivaler,' Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Fulthorp, William de Threlkeld, John de Denton and Robert de
Ormesheved, on complaint by Roger de Clifford that Hugh de Dacre,
' chivaler,' John de la More, Ralph Henryson, Robert Symson, Henry
Andre weman, John de Dacre, Alexander de Craweford, William
Bakester, Robert Cowehirdson, Richard Beaulieu, John de Burgh,
William Kytison, and others, came armed and in array of war to the
castle of Naward, co. Cumberland, drove away 100 oxen, 80 mares,
700 cows, 900 bullocks, 100 calves, 80 foals, 3,300 sheep, worth 2,000/.,
there and at Brampton, Hayton, Castlekayrok, Irthyngton, Cumrewe,
Comquynton, Kirkcroglyn, Kirkosewald, Laysingby, Askerton and
Dacre. and carried away his goods there.
Renewed because sealed at another time for 20s. paid
in the hanaper.
1375.
Dec. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Cavendissh, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, William de Thorp, Richard de Treton, clerk, Roger Belers,
William de Bernak and John Holt, on complaint by the abbot of
Peterborough that, whereas by charters of the king's progenitors and
the king's confirmation he has and ought to have frankpledge in all his
lordships, by virtue of which charters and confirmation he and his
predecessors have been accustomed to have amends of breaches of
the assize of bread and ale and whatever pertains to view of frank-
pledge, and he had inquisition made by John de Harwedon, his
steward, at Peterborough, touching bakers and brewers and other
things pertaining to such view, Stephen Draper of Peterborough, John
Turvey of Peterborough, Richard Stanground, William Storme,
Richard Couper, Robert Forster, Henry Squiller, John Derby, William
Burton, William de Newerk, and others, having made collusion and
alliance among themselves at the said town, hindered the inquisitors
from making presentments and the steward from taking them, broke
the houses of the abbot there, so threatened him, his fellow-monks,
men and servants, lying in wait for them there in divers manners,
that he and the monks dare not go to his church of St. Peter to pray
for the souls of the king's progenitors and for the king's safety and to
celebrate masses, or to other necessary places outside the abbey,
carried away timber from the houses and other goods, and assaulted
his men and servants. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
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Jan. 26.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 43.
Pardon to Henry de Barton of Rothewell, chaplain, of his outlawry
in the county of York for non-appearance before the justices of the
Bench to answer the prior of the monastery of St. Oswald, Nostell,
touching a plea of debt of 36/. ; he having now surrendered to the
Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Pardon in like terms to the following : —
John del Hawe of Coventre, ' mercer,' for non-appearance to
answer John Barbour, executor of the will of Robert de
Leveresdale, touching a plea that he render 20Z. Cumberland.
Jan. 29. John Bakelford of Cherdestoke, co. Dorset, for non-appearance
Westminster. to answer Master John de Thoresby, canon of York, touching
a plea that he render 100 marks. York.
John Wode, clerk, for non-appearance to answer William Richard,
executor of the will of Gwenllia (W entilana) his wife, touching
a plea that he render 15 sheep, worth 60s. Devon.
Jan. 30. Walter Gylas of Bodemynstre, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. Nicholas Prille touching a plea that he render an account of
the time when he was his receiver. Warwick.
Jan. 31. John Brice of Gorleston, for non-appearance to answer Alice de
Westminster. Rodesham, William atte Grene, vicar of the church of Derham,
Robert Perenell of Antyngham and Nicholas Bisshop of
Holtmarket, executors of the will of John Reppes, knight,
touching a plea that he render 10Z. Norfolk.
Feb. 1. William Bakelford, for non-appearance to answer Thomas de
Westminster. Oldyngton, clerk, touching a plea that he render an account
of the time when he was his receiver. London.
Feb. 4. Thomas Love of Thorne, for non-appearance to answer John
Westminster. Cole touching a plea of debt of 40/. Somerset.
Iseult de Mukelton, executrix of the will of John de Mukelton,
late citizen of Worcester, for non-appearance to answer John
Godeshalve, citizen of Worcester, touching a plea that she
render 20 marks. Warwick.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Henry le Gous, ' toukere,' for non-appearance to answer John
de Bettesthorn touching a plea of trespass. Southampton.
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Luke Wille, for non-appearance to answer the said John touching
a plea of debt of 60s. Southampton.
Thomas Austyn of the county of Oxford, for non-appearance
to answer Thomas de Brandon, citizen of London, touching
a plea that he render an account of the time when he was his
receiver. London.
Nicholas Botrican, clerk, for non-appearance
atte Were touching a plea of debt of 60s.
to
answer John
Gloucester.
Feb. 7. Edmund ' othe Grene ' of Luton, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. John Hampsturly touching a plea of debt of 20/. against him
and John Wykwoud of Preston. Hertford.
Roger Buttesthorn, for non-appearance to answer Adam Bamme
and Katharine, his wife, administratrix of the goods late of
John Burgys, touching a plea that he render 4/. 5s. London.
Feb. 9. Alan Boys, for non-appearance to answer Thomas Knyghtesbrugge
Westminster. of London, ' cordewaner,' touching a plea that he left his service
at London before the end of the term agreed on between them,
contrary to the ordinance. London
Robert de Claverynge, knight, of the county of Northumberland,
for non-appearance to answer Robert de Boxford, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 17/. 6s. 9d.
London.
Feb. 13. Henry Molyns, for non-appearance to answer Ralph Daubeney,
Westminster. knight, touching a plea of debt of 18/. Lincoln.
Richard Warre of Petteworth, for non-appearance to answer
Roger de Ramesey, citizen and fishmonger of London, touching
a plea of debt of 46s. Sd. London.
Jan. 27. On the petition of Edmund Beylham, clerk, shewing that, whereas
Westminster, a contention has arisen between him and William Tapeton over the
right of possession which he claims to the church of Heredewyk, he
fears injury to himself by the maintenance and favour of friends of
the said William ; the king has granted licence for him to prosecute
the business himself or by proctors in foreign parts in court christian
in this, provided that he attempt nothing to the prejudice of the
king or crown or in derogation of law and the custom of the realm.
Jan. 28. Presentation of William Huet, chaplain, to the chapel of Bekkebury,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason
of the priory of Wenlok being in his hands on account of the war with
France ; directed to J. bishop of Hereford.
Jan. 30. Grant to the king's serjeant, William Whappelode, of the marriage
Westminster, of the king's ward Richard Restwold, son and heir of William Restwold,
who held in chief. By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 43 — cont.
Jan. 27. Pardon, for good service done in the war of France, to Anselm son
Westminster, of Reynold Hild of Stubton for the death of John Dawe of Stubton,
killed before Michaelmas in the thirty-third year.
Renewed because sealed at another time by p.s.
Jan. 29. Grant to the king's esquire, John de Beverle, of the wardship of the
Westminster, manors of Sutton Valence with the park of Demecherche, Wottryng-
bury, Estsutton, Gode Wynston, Cleyndon and Sauters, co. Kent,
late of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief ;
so that he keep up the houses and buildings and support all charges
on the manors. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant to John de Westwyk of the prebend or portion winch Henry
Westminster, de Ingelby, deceased, held in the church of Derlyngton, in the diocese
of Durham. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Th. bishop of Durham.
Feb. 6. Pardon, for 40s. paid to the king by Roger Maryot of Heydon, to
Westminster, him for acquiring in fee from Margaret de Brampton 9 messuages,
80 acres of land, 4 acres of pasture, the liberty of a fold and 5s. of rent
in Causton, Brandeston, Swenyngton, Ingworth and Hevyngham,
held in chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence for
him to retain them.
Feb. 12. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for William de
Westminster. Wyndesore, guardian and governor of the land of Ireland, staying in that
land on the king's service. By bill of p.s.
Feb. 13. Grant to Robert More of the prebend in the king's free chapel of
Westminster. St. George within Wyndesore Castle which is now void by the resignation
of Adam de Hertyngdon, king's clerk. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the chapel.
Grant to the said Adam of the deanery of Stafford, void by the
resignation of Robert More. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 42.
Jan. 27. Whereas Thomas, abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucestre, pursuant to a
Westminster, power granted to him by letters patent, has attorned before the king
in his place John Dymmok and Hugh Parker to gain or lose for him
in all pleas, the king, at his instance, has granted that John and Hugh
may make other attorneys for him at their will.
The chancellor received John and the prior of Llanthony
received Hugh by writ.
Jan. 29. Grant for long service to John de Nevill, the king's steward, of the
Westminster, wardship of the lands which Elizabeth late the wife of John de Moubray
' le pier,' deceased, held in dower or otherwise for life in the county
of York of the inheritance of the heir of John son of John de Moubray,
who held in chief, the king's ward, and so from heir to heir ; so that
he find fit sustenance for the heir according to the rate of the lands,
and do the real services and support the other charges incumbent on
the lands. By p.s.
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Jan. 29. Licence for the king's widow, Katharine, late the wife of John Talbot,
Westminster, who held in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's fealty.
By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant to the king's serjeant, William Purcell, of the wardship of the
Westminster, lands in the county of Hertford late of Richard atte Halle, who held
in chief, of the value of 40s. yearly, with the marriage of the heir ;
so that he find sustenance &c. (as above). By p.s.
Feb. 2. Commission to Robert Marchal, Richard Smyth and Robert Money
Westminster, to take carpenters, hewers of stone and other craftsmen and labourers
for the repair of a ' wharf ' in Dertford of the king's first born son
Edward, prince of Wales, and carriage for stone, timber and other
necessaries for such repair, for the prince's money to be paid promptly ;
also to put the labourers to work there at his wages for as long as
shall be necessary, and to arrest all those whom they find contrariant
in this and imprison them until they find security to serve on the
works.
Feb. 3. Pardon to John Tasker of Noneormesby of the king's suit for the
Sheen. death of Robert de Kyllum, son of Thomas de Kyllum of Kellestern,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Feb. 5. Grant to the king's clerk, John de Wendlyngburgh, the elder, of the
Hatton. prebend which Reynold de Helyngdon, deceased, held in the king's
free chapel of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the chapel.
Feb. 4. Presentation of Simon de Legh, parson of the church of Grofham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Dunton, in the diocese of
London, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien
priory of Okeborne being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Burton.
Feb. 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king' clerk, Adam de
Westminster. Hertyngdon, to be clerk of the works which the king has ordered to be
done in the manor of Claryndon and the park there ; also to take hewers
of stone, carpenters and other workmen for those works, except
workmen in the king's service elsewhere, and stone, timber and all other
necessaries for the works and carriage for the same, to make all
payments for wages, purchases and carriage by view and testimony
of the king's clerk, John de Rouceby, controller, and Thomas Kenne,
surveyor, of the said works, and account for all moneys received by
like view and testimony, to bring back workmen hired for the works
who have withdrawn from them without the king's licence, to arrest
all those whom he shall find contrariant or rebellious in this, to find
by inquisitions whether timber, stone or other necessaries have been
carried away and have these brought back, and to sell for the king's
use branches and other residues of trees provided for the works.
The like of him to be clerk of the works in the manor and park of
Childernelangele and to make payments and account for the same
by view and testimony of the king's clerk John de Rouceby, controller,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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and Richard Parker, surveyor, of the said works ; taking such wages
as Henry de Maunesfeld took in the office.
Feb. 8. John le Valentine, going to Ireland with the king's licence, has
Westminster, letters nominating William de Holm juxta Eccles and John de Trafford
as his attorneys in England for one year.
Henry de Codyngton received the attorneys.
Robert son of Hugh de Astelegh has like letters nominating the
same William and John as above. The same Henry &c.
Feb. 7. Presentation of Thomas atte Seler, parson of the church of Essher,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Monkensilver, in the
diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the temporali-
ties of the alien priory of Goldclyf being in his hand on account of
the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William
Garton of Duffeld.
Feb. 10. Grant to Henry Morton of the keeping of the bailiwick of Rewardene
Westminster, in the forest of Dene, which has come into the king's hand by reason
of the nonage of the heirs of Thomas Hathewy, who held it of the
king in fee, to hold during such nonage. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Ratification of the estate of William de Neuhagh as parson of the
Westminster, church of Solyhull, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Grant to the king's serjeant, John Bray, one of the yeomen of the
Westminster, chamber, of 20 marks yearly of the issues or farm of the manor of
Stotefold, co. Bedford, now in the king's hand by reason of the nonage
of the heir of John de Moubray, who held in chief, to be taken by the
hands of the keepers or farmers of the manor for such time as the
manor shall be in the king's hand for the said cause. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 41.
Jan. 31. Whereas John Bordet of Arwe, ' chivaler,' and others, have been
Westminster, indicted of having on Wednesday the eve of SS. Simon and Jude,
in the forty-eighth year, broken by night the house of John Ernald at
Hambury, and there killed John Sheperde of Homme, and of having
on Sunday after St. Kenelm the Martyr, in the forty-seventh year,
broken by night the house of John, parson of the church of Chirch-
lench, wounded him and carried away a cup bound with silver and
gilt, worth 20s. ; the king has pardoned the said John Bordet the suit
of the peace which pertains to him for the death and other felonies,
and any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Jan. 30. Pardon to Geoffrey Frankelen of Compton Magna of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of John Polter of Belnebrotton, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 30. The like, at the supplication of the king's esquire, Walter Whithors,
Westminster, to John Ibbotesson of Kenworthe for the death of Thomas Daukynson
of Kenworthe. By p.s.
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1*376. Membrane 41 — cont.
Feb. 5. Pardon to Laurence Frodele of his outlawries in the counties of
Westminster. Berks and Hereford for non-appearance before the king to answer
John Cifrewast, knight, touching pleas of trespasses in the counties
of Berks and Hereford ; he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Cavendissh, chief justice, has certified.
Feb. 7. Whereas Richard de Carwytha was outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Cornwall for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to satisfy
the king for his ransom on account of a trespass against John Wonard
whereof he was convicted by a jury taken between them before the
justices of assizes in that county, appointed by the king's writ of
nisi prius, and the said John craved a writ of elegit for his damages
adjudged to him in this behalf before the justices of the Bench,
and it was granted to him by judgement of the said justices ; the
king has pardoned him the said outlawry as he has now surrendered
to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified ;
on condition nevertheless that he satisfy the king of the said ransom.
Feb. 6. Appointment of Thomas Harpecote to buy stone, timber and other
Westminster, necessaries for the king's works at the manors of Bokenhurst, Claryndon
and Hethebardwe, the lodge and stank in the New Forest and the
park of Claryndon, for the king's moneys to be paid by the hands
of his clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, or his deputies, to hire hewers of
stone, layers of stone, carpenters and other labourers for the works,
and to arrest all those found contrariant or rebellious in this and
imprison them until the king give order touching their punishment.
The like of John May, for the works at the manor and park of
Childernelangele .
Feb. 6. The like of Thomas Hunte, William de Wynford and John de
Westminster. Elmebrugge to buy 200 heaps (cumulos) of ' piastre ' in the county of
Dorset for the king's works in divers manors, if these can be found
there readily, and if not, to hire the necessary workmen, carters and
labourers for the making and carriage of the same ; also to arrest ships
to bring the ' piastre ' to London or Suthampton and mariners to
man the ships, and to arrest and imprison until further order
all contrariants and rebels.
Feb. 11. Presentation of Thomas Smyth, chaplain, to the church of Little
Westminster. Breset, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of John de
Helpeston and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
priory of Thetford being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Feb. 9. Grant to Nicholas Heryng and John de Hadresham, in compensation
Westminster, for the late burning by the king's servants and workmen of the manor
of Combe Nevylle, late of William de Hadresham, which descended
by inheritance to his son John, a minor in the king's ward, of the
marriage of the said heir without disparagement, to the use and profit
of such heir. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Whereas John Walden, clerk, John Pride, Thomas Hathewy, Thomas
Westminster, de Okele, William de Whittynton, Thomas de Mayneston, John Milliz,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Walter atte Halle and Richard de Grene, clerk, acquired the manor
of Eton Tregoz, co. Hereford, held in chief, to them and the heirs
of the said John Walden from Thomas de Graunson, and entered
therein without licence ; the king, for 20/. paid by John de Bromwych,
has pardoned the trespasses done in the premises and granted licence
for the said John Walden and others to have the manor, and for the
others to release all their right therein to the said John Walden, and
for him to grant the manor to John de Bromwych, John de Ellesford,
' chivaler,' John de Oldecastell and their heirs.
Feb. 10. Walter de Frompton of Bristol, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Warner and David Botiler as his attorneys in Ireland
for two years. Henry Percehay received the attorneys by writ.
Membrane 40.
Feb. 4. Presentaion of Hugh de Hoton to the vicarage of the church of
Westminster. Wythornse, in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the
priory of Birstall being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Presentation of Robert de Hull to the church of Toppesfeld, in the
diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the priory of Stoke being in his hand on account of the war with
France.
Feb. 3. Restitution of Richard de Kellawe, — who by process against him
Westminster, was put out of the king's protection for non-appearance before the
justices of the Bench to answer the king touching contempts and
injuries attempted in the court of Rome in derogation of the laws of
England and the rights of the crown, — to the king's protection and
peace, because he has now submitted himself to his grace and surrendered
to the Flete prison, as Robert de Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 28. Grant to the king's serjeant, Ralph Tyle, of the wardship of the
Westminster, lands in the county of Essex late of Alice daughter of John de Enfeld,
who held in chief, which are extended at 15s. lOd. yearly, during the
nonage of her heir, together with the marriage of such heir. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Feb. 4. Grant to Alice Pereres of the wardship of all lands which Walter
Westminster. Hamby held on the day of his death by knight service of the heir of
Margaret de Orreby, who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward,
with the marriage of such heir, so that he find sustenance for the
heir and support the charges incumbent on the land. By p.s.
Feb. 7. Grant, during pleasure, to John Sharpe of the bailiwick of being
Westminster, forester in Penreth ward in Ingelwode forest, which John Taverner,
deceased, had of the king's grant, with the fees and profits pertaining
to the same. By p.s.
Feb. 7. Writ of aid to the bailiffs of Scardeburgh and Whiteby, the collectors
Westminster, of customs in the ports of those towns and all others, in favour of
Henry de Ruston of Scardeburgh as deputy of Richard Lyouns, citizen
of London, whom the king by letters patent appointed to collect the
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1376. Membrane 40 — cont.
petty custom from Christmas last to Christmas next in the said ports.
The said collectors are not to intermeddle in the collection of such
custom during the year.
The like, in favour of John Chichestre of Melcombe, in the port of
Melcombe.
Jan. 28, Grant to the king's serjeant, Ralph Tyle, of the wardship of all the
Westminster, lands in the county of Essex late of John Enefeld, who held in chief,
which are extended at 15<s. lOd. yearly, to hold during the nonage of
Alice, his daughter and heir, with her marriage ; so that he maintain
the lands without waste or destruction, find fit sustenance for Alice,
and do and sustain the real services and other charges incumbent
on the lands. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Pardon to William de Wikeham, bishop of Winchester, for acquiring
Westminster, in mortmain from William Mulsho, Adam Hertyndon, John Bokyng-
ham, John Rouceby, John Campeden, Thomas Cook and John Keten,
clerks, 300 acres of land, pasture and wood, in Crundale, which are said
not to have been held of the king at the time of the acquisition, and
entering therein without licence ; and licence for him to retain the
same for the enlargement of Farnham park. By K.
Feb. 10. Grant to the good men of Kirkeby in Kendale of pontage for three
Westminster, years, in aid of their bridge which is broken down, to be expended
by the survey and ordinance of Thomas de Roos of Kendale.
Feb. 11. Pardon, for 2Qs. paid to the king by Thomas Sudgrove, to him for
Westminster, acquiring in tail from Gilbert Talbot of Paigneswyk, ' chivaler,' a
messuage, a water-mill and a virgate of land in Paigneswyk, held in
chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence for him to
retain the same.
Feb. 13. Pardon to Alexander de Bury of his outlawry in the husting of
Westminster. London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
Robert de Dyneleye and Richard de Dyneleye touching a plea of
debt of 60/. ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert
Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Feb. 18. Pardon in like terms to William Goudelak of Alyngton of his out-
Westminster, lawry in the said husting for non-appearance to answer Ralph West
of Gretford touching a plea that he render 20/.
Jan. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation, during pleasure, of letters patent
Westminster, (in French) of the king's son Ingram, lord of Coucy, earl of Bedford
and count of Soissons (Seissonz), dated 1 October, 1375, granting for
life to his servant Adam Hewode, for good service to him and his wife
Isabel, daughter of the king of England, the office of the forestership
and keeping of the forest of Parkhurst and of the park called the
' Oldepark,' in the Isle of Wyght, with the fees and appurtenances
which Andrew Dale, late officer and keeper of the parks and forest,
had in his lifetime ; and commanding Thomas Tirel, his grand steward,
John James, his receiver general in England, and all his other officers,
justices and subjects to let Adam enjoy the office and keeping.
By p.s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
March 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
1377.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 39.
Appointment, until Michaelmas, of John Person to buy for the
king's horses, pursuant to the form of the statute of the Parliament
lately held at Westminster, wherein it is ordained that the horrible
name of purveyor be changed into buyer, and the other statutes and
ordinances in that case provided, and to take carriage for the same.
French.
The like of the following to buy &c. as under : —
Robert Weryngton, as above.
William de Mordon, to lodge the king's horses and purvey for
them.
Thomas de Maydenstone, for the offices of the hall and chamber,
and of the scullery and saucery.
William Cudworth, for the same offices and for the privy comings
of the king to his manors of Westminster, Shene, Retherhithe,
Gravesende, Haddele, Eltham, Langele, the manor in the
park of Wyndesore, and Esthampsted.
Thomas de Stoke, for the expenses of the household ; until
Midsummer.
Henry de Cranford, for the king's horses ; until Christmas.
William Depyng, to lodge the destriers, coursers and other horses
ordained for the king's sojourn, and to buy hay &c. for them.
Richard Wicombe, as buyer for the household.
Richard Trenge, for the same.
Robert de Makeneye, for the expenses of the household.
William Deuyas, as buyer for the household.
Nicholas Croydon, for the office of the poultry.
William Morice, for the same.
William Bolde, for the same.
Peter Whitle, for the same.
Thomas de Stoke, for the expenses of the household ; until
Christmas.
Vincent Merlawe, for the office of the bakehouse.
Richard Fode, serjeant baker, for the same.
Thomas de Wyttenham, yeoman of the scullery, for the said
office.
William Sayour, Laurence Quereboyl and Robert Bernand, for
sea fish for the office of the kitchen (cusyn).
John Parkere, to buy for the king's falcons in his mews near
Westminster ; until Easter next.
John Fauconer, for the king's horses ; until Easter.
John de Seynesbury, for the expenses of the household ; until
Easter.
Robert Werryngton, for the king's horses ; until Easter.
John Person, for the same ; until Easter.
Richard Sampson, for the office of the poultry ; until Michaelmas.
Nicholas Croydon, Peter Whitle and William Bolde, for the
same ; until the same feast.
William Morice, for the same office ; until the same feast.
Vincent Merlawe, for the office of the bakehouse ; until the
same feast.
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
239
1377,
Jan. 2.
Westminster.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 39 — cont.
Richard Fode, serjeant baker, as above.
Robert de Makeneye, for the expenses of the household ; until the
same feast.
Richard Wicombe, for the same.
William Deuyas, for the same.
Henry de Cranford, for the king's horses ; until Whitsunday.
Thomas de Stoke, for the expenses of the household ; until
Michaelmas.
1376. Membrane 38.
Feb. 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the chapter of the
Westminster, church of St. Peter, York (the dean being abroad), dated in their
chapter house at York, 23 January, 1375-6, reciting that they had
inspected and confirmed letters of Alexander, archbishop of York,
legate of the Apostolic see, dated in Cawod manor, 21 January, in
the same year, with the impression of his seal in red wax attached,
and fortified with the seal of Master John de Scardeburgh, clerk of
the diocese of York, notary public, notifying to all sons of Holy Mother
Church and specially those holding canonries and prebends and other
benefices, offices, administrations in the collegiate church of St. John,
Beverley, that, on behalf of Richard de Ravenser, canon of that church
and prebendary of St. Martin therein, for himself and his prebend,
of the one part, and Robert de Beverlaco, Richard de Thoren, Richard
de Chesterfeld, Richard de Lyncesford, Henry de Snayth and Walter
Skyrlawe, canons of the same church, in the name of their church
and the fabric thereof, of the other part, petition had been made to
him that, — whereas the said canons had a possession or plot of land
in Beverley on the north side of the church, of ancient time dedicated
to the fabric of the church, 108 feet long and 48 feet wide, sufficiently
convenient for the prebendal manse of the said Richard and adjoining
it on the east side, out of which the garden (viridarium) of his said
manse could be enlarged to its beauty and profit and the no small
advantage of the prebendary, and the said Richard had on the other
side of his said manse a possession or little portion of land pertaining
of ancient time to his prebend, containing 147 feet in length and
19 feet in breadth, abutting on the way or public road, little fruitful
for him or his prebend but sufficiently useful for the fabric of the church
because it is suitable for houses or shops to be built on, of which in
time to come great good could accrue to the fabric, — he would be pleased
to consent to an exchange of such possessions, especially since the
king by letters patent had consented to this ; and that he had
accordingly given such consent and caused the tenours of the king's
letters and the deeds of the chapter and of Richard de Ravenser to be
noted in these presents as follows : —
(1) Letters patent, dated 10 May, 49 Edward III. (See p. 97.)
(2) Deed of the exchange made by the chapter of the collegiate
church of St. John, Beverley, witnessed by Adam Coppandale,
John Tirwhit, Thomas Gervays, William Frost, Thomas Jolyf
and Geoffrey Howell, and dated at Beverley, Tuesday before
Midsummer, 1375,
(3) Deed of Sir Richard de Ravenser, prebendary of St. Martin
in the said church, witnessed and dated as above.
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And I, John de Scardeburgh, clerk of the diocese of York, notary
public, before the said archbishop, in the fourteenth indiction of
pope Gregory XI, in the sixth year, in the place and year of the Lord
aforesaid, with Sir John de Auncell, knight, Sir Adam de Acorn, the
archbishop's crossbearer (cruciferario), John de Fisshebum, clerk of
the dioceses of Lincoln, York and Durham, and many other witnesses,
was present in person and saw and heard all these things done, and
being prevented by other business caused them to be written by
another, and by command of the archbishop subscribed my name here
and appended my usual seal. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 21. Grant to William Jouet, steward of the lordship of Breghenok in
Westminster. Wales, now in the king's hand by the nonage of the heirs of the king's
kinsman the earl of Hereford, of the wardship of all the lands in Cantref
Selyf which Thomas ap Eynon held by knight service at his death of
the said heirs ; so that he keep them without waste, do the real services
and support all other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's esquire, Cornelius
Westminster. Dirland, of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Pardon to William Courdon of Tettsbury of the king's suit against
Westminster, him for having broken a chest of William de Polton, chaplain, and
carried away 41. 15.9. in gold, silver and money by tale found therein,
of which he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Membrane 37.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Adam de Ouresby, ' fissher ' of Lincoln, detained in
Westminster. Lincoln gaol for the death of Alexander Boteler, of the king's suit
for that death ; as the king has learned by the record of John de
Cavendissh and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Jan. 28. Pardon in like terms to William servant of John de Cracroft, detained
Westminster, in the Marshalsea prison, for the death of Thomas Redy of Yngolmeles.
Jan. 30. Mandate to William de Wyndesore, governor and guardian of the
Westminster, land of Ireland, to demand delivery of the temporalities of the
archbishopric of Dublin to be made to Robert, late archdeacon of
Winchester, whom the pope has provided to be archbishop in the
room of Thomas, deceased, and whose fealty the king has taken because
of his own accord he has publicly renounced all words in the pope's
bull prejudicial to the king and crown. By K.
The like to the chancellor of Ireland.
The like to William Ilger, escheator in the land of Ireland, to
deliver the said temporalities.
Mandate to William Walshale, escheator in the county of Stafford,
to deliver the archbishop's temporalities in his bailiwick.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the archbishopric.
Jan. 28. Presentation of Robert de Sibthorp to the church of Maidenstan,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered and otherwise in the forty-ninth year.
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241
1376. Membrane 37 — cont.
Feb. 6. Pardon to William de Brescolby of Gounwardby, detained in the
Westminster. Marshalsea prison for the death of Thomas Gamel of Gonwardby,
of the king's suit for that death ; as the king has learned by the record
of John de Cavendissh and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 7. Grant to Walter Parkere of Haveryng atte Boure of 6 horses, 2 oxen,
Westminster. 20 cows, 60 sheep and the vesture of 40 acres of land sown with wheat,
late of Thomas Gobyoun of Leyndon, forfeited because he has been
outlawed for non-appearance to satisfy the king touching a disseisin
done by him and Alice, his wife, to Roger Fitz Andreu and Joan, his
wife, of tenements in Little Bad we [and] Wodeham Wauter. By K.
May 1. Ratification of the estate of Robert Bays as vicar of the church of
Westminster. Yevele, in the diocese of Bath and Wells.
Jan. 30. Mandate to S. bishop of Meath to deliver the temporalities of the
Westminster, archbishopric of Dublin which are in his keeping to Robert, late
archdeacon of Winchester, now archbishop. By K.
[Feeder a.]
Feb. 8. Revocation of the letters patent, dated 27 November last,
Westminster, committing to William Love the office of the pesage of wools in the
port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 9. Presentation of John Jay, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Laxfeld, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the priory of Eye being in his hand on account of
the war with France.
Feb. 10. Whereas Richard son of William son of Reynold de Rokesle, after
Westminster, the death of the said Reynold, his grandfather, entered into the
manor of Sentlyngge, co. Kent, which the latter held of the king in
chief by knight service, without due process or livery of court made
thereof in the usual way, and thereof enfeoffed Richard Norwych of
Grpyngton, and whereas the latter, when in full seisin of the manor,
granted the same for life to him and Alice his wife, with remainder to
Nicholas Bonde, ' chivaler,' Beatrice his wife, and the heirs of Nicholas,
and Richard and Alice, by pretext of that grant, attorned to Nicholas
and Beatrice, and afterwards Alice, after the death of her husband,
released her estate in the manor to Nicholas, and not only the said
Richard Norwych and Richard son of William and Alice, but also
Nicholas and Beatrice, entered into the manor without the king's licence,
for which trespasses the manor has been taken into the king's hand ; he,
for 20/. paid by Nicholas, has pardoned the trespasses and granted
that Nicholas shall have the manor again and hold it in fee.
Feb. 8. Revocation of the late ratification of the estate of Hugh Pelegryn
Westminster, as prebendary of Nethirbury and Baymynstre in the church of St.
Mary, Salisbury ; because the said Hugh has long been and still is
an adherent of the king's enemies of France, warring against him in
the lordship of Aquitaine and elsewhere. By K.
Feb. 18. Presentation of William de Dalton, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Modbury, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift
Wt. 18915.
E 16
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375, Membrane 37 — cont.
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Modbury being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Feb. 18. Pardon, for J mark paid to the king by William de Stirkeland,
Westminster. Thomas de Stirkeland, John de Penreth and John Kerre, to them
for acquiring in fee from John de Dunthwayt, vicar of the church of
Penreth, a bovate of land in Penreth, held in chief, and entering therein
without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
Feb. 20. Presentation of Ralph Broun, vicar of the church of Marnham,
Westminster, in the diocese of York, to the vicarage of the church of Ledes, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
alien priory of the Holy Trinity, York, being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Ralph
Porteman.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's kinswoman, Anne late the wife of John de
Westminster. Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, of the wardship
of all lands which Robert de Stepelton held by knight service on the
day of his death of the son and heir of the said earl, now in the king's
ward, with the marriage of the heir of the said Robert ; so that she
find sustenance for the heir while she have the wardship. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Presentation of Hugh de Cotyngham, parson of the church of
Westminster. Heghangre, in the diocese of London, to the church of All Hallows
the Great in the Ropery, London, in the king's gift by reason of his
wardship of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in
chief ; on an exchange of benefices with William Potyn.
Feb. 21. The like of the said William to the church of Heghangre, on exchange
Westminster, as above. By p.s.
Membrane 36.
Feb. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Alexander, arch-
Westminster, bishop of York, legate of the Apostolic see, dated at Cawod, 16 May,
1375, inspecting and confirming letters patent of the chapter of his
church of York (the dean being abroad), dated in their chapter house,
11 July, 1359, exemplifying the tenour of an indenture tripartite of
John de Helwell, canon of the church of St. Peter the Great, York,
and prebendary of Barneby in the same, witnessed by John de Langeton,
mayor of York, John de Score by, Richard de Wateby and John de
Rypon, bailiffs of the city, William de Grantham, William Tundieu,
John Albane, Alan de Alnewyk and John de Staunton, clerk, and
others, and dated at York, Whitsunday, 1357, leasing to John de
Sevenhous and John de Leycestre, citizens and tailors of York, all that
tenement in Stayngate Street, York, pertaining to the said prebend,
with all shops, houses and buildings and other appurtenances thereof,
as the tenement lies in width between the tenement of the prebendary
of Osbaldewyk in which Agnes late the wife of Richard Tunnok of
York now dwells, and a tenement of the prebendary of Ampulforth,
and in length from Stayngate Street as far as a tenement of the
prebendary of Massham behind, to hold to them and their assigns
for fifty years from the date of this indenture, rendering 44s. yearly,
with power of distraint if the rent be in arrear, they keeping the premises
in repair. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
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243
1376. Membrane 36—cont.
Feb. 17. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Edward, prince of
Westminster. Wales, to the abbot and convent of Rewley of twenty-three messuages,
twenty- three shops, six cottages and two gardens in Co ventre, held
of the king in chief as parcel of the manor of Cheylesmore. By p.s.
Feb. 13. Whereas Richard, late earl of Arundel, had a life estate in some
Westminster, castles, towns, manors, lands, hundreds, liberties and chaces in the
counties of Sussex, Salop, Norfolk, Oxford and Wilts, and in Wales,
with successive remainders to his wife Eleanor, likewise deceased,
for life, to his heirs male begotten of the body of the said Eleanor, and
to Richard de Arundell, the younger, in tail, as by a fine levied in the
king's court at Westminster in the twenty-eighth year, before Roger
Hillary and his fellows, then justices of the Bench, more fully appears ;
and whereas he and Eleanor held some castles, towns, manors, lands
and liberties in the county of Surrey and in Wales, for his life, and
other castles, &c. in the county of Sussex in survivorship, with
remainder of some to Richard de Arundell, the younger, and
Elizabeth his wife, in survivorship, and of others to the said
Richard de Arundell, the younger, and Elizabeth, his wife, for his life,
and remainder over of all to the heirs of his body, as appears in
another fine levied at Westminster in the fortieth year before
Robert de Thorpe and his fellows, justices of the Bench ; and now
the said Richard de Arundell, the younger, son and heir of the
said Richard the earl, has entered into the castles &c. contained
in the first fine, and he and Elizabeth have entered into those
contained in the second fine, by colour of the king's letters of licence
which they assert to have been made in the lifetime of the said earl,
and he has also entered into all the other lands in England, Wales and
the march of Wales of which his father was seised as of fee or otherwise
on the day of his death, without suing writs of diem clausit extremum
or other process of court and without livery of court ; the king,
notwithstanding that the letters of licence, if any such they have,
would be contrary to the laws of England because he and his
progenitors have been wont and ought at all times after decease of
their tenants to have taken their lands into their hands and retain
them until the heirs be of full age or the lands be delivered by due
process of court, nevertheless recalling the earl's services and for the
sincere affection which he has to the person of the said Richard son
of Richard, has pardoned the contempts and trespasses done in the
premises and has taken the homage and fealty of the latter for the
said castles, towns, manors, lands, hundreds, liberties and chaces
with the fees, advowsons and all other things pertaining to them,
willing that the said Richard son of Richard and Elizabeth have and
retain the premises as above. " By p.s.
Membrane 35.
Feb. 14. Pardon to Robert de Twyford, ' chivaler,' administrator of the
Westminster, goods late of John Chaundos, ' chivaler,' who died intestate, of his
outlawry in the husting of London for non-appearance before the
justices of the Bench to answer Alan Shotelyngton, parson of the
church of Hemyngburgh, touching a plea that he satisfy him of 200/.
recovered against him before the said justices by judgement of the
said court and also of the 10 marks adjudged as damages ; as he
has now surrendered to the Flete prison and alleged that Alan
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 35 — cont.
has died since the said recovery, and John de Henle, clerk, executor
of his will, by a writing shewn before the justices has acknowledged
that he, as executor, has been satisfied of the said sums, praying
in full court that the said Robert may be restored to the king's peace
and delivered from prison, as appears by a certificate of Robert
Bealknap, chief justice.
Feb. 13. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Thomas de Wodestok,
Westminster, to John Clerk of Warwyk of the king's suit for the death of Simon
Tylere of Farnham, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 13. Pardon to Brian de Grey, ' chivaler,' brother of the Hospital of
Westminster. St. John of Jerusalem in England, of the king's suit for all homicides,
larcenies, robberies, firings, rapes of women, treasons, bearing of
arms, disseisins against the peace, champerties, ambidextries,
conspiracies, deceptions, oppressions, extortions, damages, contempts,
misdeeds, trespasses, falsities, maintenances and other felonies, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.s. [30909.]
Feb. 16. Whereas the king by letters patent, dated 20 March in the eleventh
Westminster, year, granted licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de
Wramplyngham, chaplain, to Henry, parson of the church of All
Saints, Suthpikenham, of 1J acre of land for the enlargement of the
manse of his parsonage ; and petition is now made to him on behalf of
William de Wymundham, now parson of the church, that, inasmuch
as both the said Henrys are dead without the letters having taken
effect, he will grant licence for Robert Smyth, chaplain, Henry Smyth,
chaplain, and John de Bodeneye, now tenants of the said land, to
assign the same as above ; the king, in consideration of the first grant
and for 6s. Sd. paid by William, has granted such licence.
Feb. 17. Pardon to Roger Antony of the king's suit for the death of William
Westminster. Ropere of Berkyng, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's serjeant, William Gambon,
Westminster, of the office of the gauging of wines in the towns of Sandwich, Dover,
Hastynges, Wynchelse, Shorham and La Rye, and elsewhere within
the liberty of the Cinque Ports, with the fees and profits pertaining
to the office, as John Maykyn, deceased, had it And the king wills
of more abundant grace that for such time as he have the office he
may discharge it by a sworn deputy for whom he shall be responsible.
By p.s.
Feb. 19. Revocation for causes laid before the king and council of the letters
Westminster, patent, dated 18 October last, of presentation of Richard Hichecok
to the church of Albrighton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Feb. 16. Commitment to Maurice Fitz Thomas, earl of Kildare, of the office
Westminster, of justiciary of Ireland, as William de Wyndesore, governor and
guardian of the land of Ireland, and other officers of the same land
are to come to the king to inform him and the council on the state
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1376. Membrane 35—cont.
of the land ; until their return to Ireland or other order. It is the
king's will, by advice of the council, that the earl supervise the country
of Lynstre and Stephen, bishop of Meath, supervise the country of
Mounstre for the same time. By K. & C.
[Fcedera.]
Mandate to S. bishop of Meath, by the faith and love by which he
is held to the king, to be diligently intendant to the said earl about
the salvation and rule of the country of Mounstre and Meath for the
said time. By K. & C.
Feb. 20. Pardon to William de Nessefeld of the king's suit for all felonies,
Westminster, trespasses, contempts, extortions, oppressions, confederacies, con-
spiracies, champerties, ambidextries, alliances, maintenances of false
quarrels, breakings of parks, huntings in parks, forests and free chaces,
as well as [trespasses of] vert and venison, fishings in stews, conceal-
ments, negligences and other excesses and misdeeds, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Feb. 28. Presentation of Richard Warde to the chantry at the altar of St.
Westminster. George in the church of Okeborn St. George, in the diocese of Salisbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Okeborn
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Feb. 29. Presentation of Laurence Morgan, parson of the church of St. Peter,
Westminster. Walyngford, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Silly by
Kaerdyf in Glamorgan, in the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift
by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser,
knight, who held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with Geoffrey
de Kateryngham.
Feb. 27. Commitment, during pleasure, to John de Eghton of the office of
Westminster, controller of the custom and subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells
due to the king in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, taking in the
office the usual wages ; on condition that he write his rolls with his
own hand, stay there continually and discharge the office in person.
It is the king's will that one part of the cocket seal in the port remain
in his keeping while he have the office. By bill of the treasurer.
March 1. Presentation of Thomas de Ullesby, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Mounselowe, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason
of his wardship of the land and heir of John, late earl of Pembroke,
who held in chief.
Feb. 20. Licence, for 405. paid to the king by Hugh Browe, ' chivaler,' for
Westminster. Robert Chalouns to enfeoff the said Hugh of the manor of Woberneford,
said to be held in chief, with the exception of 1 acre of land which
it is the king's will shall be reserved that Robert may be his tenant ;
and for him to re -enfeoff Robert of the same, with this condition that
if the manor of Cristelton, co. Chester, or any parcel thereof, be ever
recovered against Hugh or his heirs or any tenant of the said manor
by Robert or his heirs, it shall be lawful for Hugh or his heirs to re-enter
into the manor of Woberneford and hold it in fee in their first state
for ever.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 35 — cont.
Feb. 14. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's clerk, John de
Westminster. Bouland, dwelling in the Chancery, of an annuity of 40 marks at
the Exchequer. By p.s.
March 4. John Swynesheved of Co vent re, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Kele of Coventre as his attorney in Ireland for
one year. Th. de Newenham received the attorney.
March 2. Elizabeth late the wife of Edward le Despenser, knight, staying in
Westminster. England, has letters nominating William Lumbard and James de
Penkeston as her attorneys in Ireland for three years.
The chancellor received the attorneys.
Membrane 34.
Feb. 12. Presentation of Thomas de Cuntasthorp, warden of the chapel of
Westminster. Eststandon, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Streteham,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Okeborn being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas de Norton.
Feb. 16. Whereas John Cavendissh, knight, Robert Palmere of Keditone
Westminster, and Geoffrey Hunden, lately holding the manor of Hynxton, co.
Cambridge, which is held of the king in chief, jointly with William
de Clopton, knight, the elder, John Bedefford, parson of the church
of Halstede by St. Edmunds, and John Fynch of Saxham, chaplain,
granted to these last all their estate in the manor and released to them
their right therein, without the king's licence, and on account of this
trespass the manor has been taken into the king's hand ; he, for 10Z.
paid by the said William, John and John, has pardoned the trespass
and granted that they shall have the manor again.
Feb. 18. Pardon to Deryk Claysson de Wyke of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of William Derykson de Wyke ; as the king has learned by the record
of John de Cavendissh and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver
the gaol of Great Yarmouth, that he killed him in self-defence.
Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by John Peckebrugg,
' chivaler,' Margaret, his wife, Henry de Derby, clerk, and Nicholas
Potyn, executors of the will of Nicholas de Loveyne, knight , to the abbot
and convent of St. Mary Graces by the Tower of London, of water-
mills called ' Les Cracchemulles ' and a hermitage called ' Le Swannest '
near the hospital of St Katharine by the said Tower, and lands on
La Tourhull in Estsmythefeld, co. Middlesex, and in the parishes of
St. Botolph and ' La Whitechapelle ' without Algate, London, some-
time of John de Pulteneye, knight, and held of the king, to find two
monks to celebrate divine service for the king and for the soul of the
said Nicholas.
Vacated because on the Patent Roll of the forty-ninth year.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's serjeant, William de Notyngham, of the profits
Westminster, for the year and day only next after the death of Thomas Newynton,
hanged by judgement rendered in the marshal sea of the household
for the robbery of 40 marks from Thomas Forcer, which profits pertain
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1376. Membrane 34 — cont.
to the king on this account, out of one messuage and 8 acres of land
late of the said Thomas in Horton ; on condition that he make no
waste or destruction of houses, woods, gardens or trees. Grant to
him also of the goods of the same Thomas in Horton, forfeit as above.
By p.s.
Feb. 20. Exemplification, at the request of Peter de Veel, of the enrolment
Westminster, on the chancery rolls of a writing of quit-claim of the said Peter and
Henry de Percehay to Henry Waryner of Charfeld and John Russel
of Segre of all right in the castle and lordship of St. Fagan, with the
advowson of the church of that lordship, and in the manor of Lys-
wranny, co. Glamorgan. Witnesses ; Laurence Berkeroles, ' chivaler,'
John Noreys, ' chivaler,' Master David Appoelyn, Thomas Turbrevyle,
John Kemmes, John Dalden, Alexander Sor. Dated 15 February,
50 Edward III.
And be it remembered that the said Peter and Henry acknowledged
the writing in the chancery at Westminster on 15 February in this
year.
Feb. 27. Revocation of the letters patent whereby the king lately committed
Westminster, to John de Paxton the office of controller of customs in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 19. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Gisseburn,
Westminster, citizen of York, William Dayvill of Bilton, Ellis Litster, citizen of
York, and William Palmer, citizen of York, of 9 marks 10s. of rent
out of four messuages in York and the suburbs, which are held of the
king in burgage, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of St. John the Evangelist, York, for the souls of Richard de
Wateby, late citizen of York, and his ancestors. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Inspeximus of letters patent (in French) of John de Hastynges,
Hatton. late earl of Pembroke, lord of Weysford and Bergeveny, who died
last, dated in his inn in London, 20 January, 42 Edward III, granting,
at the request of his clerk John Abraham, to Roger Abraham, brother
of the said clerk, the office of the constableship of the castle of Teneby,
to have for his life, taking 2d. a day and the fees reasonably pertaining
to the office : and confirmation of the same, notwithstanding that
the castle is in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the earl's
heir, on condition that Roger bear himself well and faithfully to the
king and his people in those parts. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Licence for Nicholas Cryrnelford, citizen and merchant of London,
Westminster, to ship in the port of Dunwich 200 quarters of wheat and bring the
same to London for the munition of that city ; because John Blake and
Geoffrey Cryrnelford, citizens of London, have mainperned in the
Chancery for him that he will bring the wheat to London and not to
any other part, on pain of forfeiture of the wheat and the ships in
which the same is brought, and will deliver in the Chancery letters of
the mayor of Dunwich testifying the quantity of wheat snipped and
letters of the mayor of London testifying the discharge of the wheat.
Feb. 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund Gournay and
Westminster. Hugh Holand of Norwich to the abbot and convent of West der ham
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of the advowson of the church of Oxeburgh, co. Norfolk, which church
is taxed as of the value of 20 marks yearly and which advowson is not
held of the king ; and for the appropriation of the church by the abbot
and convent to make special remembrance at every high mass
celebrated at the principal altar of the church of the said house for the
good estate of the king, for his soul, when he shall have departed this
life, and for the souls of his progenitors. By p.s.
March 4. Presentation of John de Didebrok, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Laneford, co. Wilts, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by
reason of his wardship of the land and heir of John de Lieghe, who
held by knight service of the heir of Miles de Stapelton, ' chivaler,'
who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward.
March 2. Grant to William de Salesbirs of the prebend of Bleobury in the
Sheen. church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
By K. on the information of Helming Leget.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bisho]) of Salisbury.
The like to the chapter of the church, the dean being abroad.
March 6. Grant to Richard le Forster, Richard Lyght and John Maynard
Westminster, of pontage for two years in aid of the bridge called Hareford Brigge,
co. Oxford, which is broken down.
Membrane 33.
Feb. 27. Whereas dissensions and debates have arisen between the masters
Westminster, and bachelors in theology in the university of Oxford, of the one
part, and the bachelors in law, canon and civil, of the other part, by
occasion of some statutes newly published there ; the king has
decreed that these shall be determined before the prelates and other
magnates of the realm, and, to the intent that the bachelors in canon
and civil law and other students in the same faculties be not hindered
in their study and in taking their degree, but that their estate and
degree be preserved in the meantime, peaceably and quietly, as it
was before the breach and quarrel, has taken the said bachelors and
students and their estate and degree into his special protection for
such time as the quarrels and dissensions shall be pending undiscussed
Feb. 9. Licence for Helmyng Leget to assign to John Hotot, parson of the
Westminster, church of Fanchirche, London, and his successors, parsons seculars
of the said church, of a tenement built on, with a curtilage pertaining
thereto, and a garden with an entry thereto called an ' aleye,' in the
parish of the said church, held of the king in burgage, to wit the garden
and entry to make a graveyard for the church, and the tenement and
curtilage for a rector}^ or manse ; and to grant that a tenement and
another curtilage there, likewise held of the king in burgage, which the
said John holds for life of his grant shall remain to the next parson secular
of the church and his successors, to have one antiphon of the Blessed
Mary, called Salve Regina, chanted every evening before her image
at the high altar, and to support certain other charges and works of
charity ; and to assign to the said John and his successors, beyond
the said tenement, curtilages, garden and entry, 100s. of rent in the
city, said to be held of the king, to make special prayers for the king
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and his progenitors and for the said Helmyng : provided always that
if it happen that the church at any future time be appropriated to a
religious house or college or put in any wise under the cure of any
other than under the cure and rule of a parson in secular manner,
as it is at present, the premises shall remain to the keepers of the
works of the said church for the support and doing of the same works
for ever. By p.s.
Feb. 29. Presentation of Master Robert de Wenlyngburgh, parson of the
Westminster, church of Erthynglegh, in the diocese of Chichester, and prebendary
of the prebend of Hempstede in the cathedral church of Chichester,
to the church of Hurstmonceux, in the same diocese, in the king's
gift by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of William Fenes,
who held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Wilford.
By p.s.
Feb. 24. Ratification of the estate of Roger de Houndeslowe as parson of
Westminster, the church or chapel of Baggesouere, in the diocese of Hereford.
Feb. 25. Whereas John de la Warre with the king's licence lately granted
Westminster, in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Dore an acre of land in
Albrighton and the advowson of the church of that town, held of the
king in chief, and they entered into the same and appropriated the
church by reason of the licence as well as by virtue of a bull granted
to them for this by the pope at the king's supplication ; and some persons,
planning to remove them from their possession of the church, have
suggested in the king's court that Walter de Langeton, late bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, was seised of the premises in his demesne as
of fee but did not sue them by due process out of the hands of any
of the king's progenitors or of the king, and thereby disturb the abbot
and convent in many ways ; upon which the abbot and convent have
made petition that the king will find a remedy for them ; he, for
the honour of God and the Virgin Mary, in whose honour the abbey
church is founded, and because the abbey is of the foundation of his
progenitors and his patronage, confirms the said grant, entry and
appropriation, as well as the estate and possession which the abbot
and convent have in the land and church, that they be not disturbed
therein because of any who held the church and land of any of his
progenitors or of him in demesne as of fee not having sued the same
out of the king's hand by due process, in which case he has pardoned
the trespasses in this and by these presents remits whatever pertains
to him in respect of them.
By p.s. and for 20s. paid in the hanaper.
March 1. Grant, during the nonage of the heir of John de Hastynges, late
Westminster, earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, to the king's esquire, Gilbert
Talbot, of 10 marks of rent which the abbot of Waltham Holy Cross
used to render to the said earl yearly for lands in Stanstede Abbatis,
which rent is in the king's hand by reason of the said nonage.
By p.s.
Feb. 29. Presentation of Richard Broun to the church of Weston Turvyll,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln.
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March 1. Grant to Richard Stury of the wardship of the lands which John
Westminster. Pecche, ' chivaler, ' held by knight service of the heir of John de Moubray,
who held in chief, and of the heir of John Talbot of Richards Castle,
who held in chief, on the day of his death, together with the marriage
of the heir of the said John Pecche without disparagement, and so
from heir to heir. By p.s.
Commitment to Robert de Assheton of the keeping of the king's
castle and town of Porcestre and the forest there, to have for life as
Richard, late earl of Arundel, had it of the king's grant, rendering
the extent thereof at the Exchequer yearly, and taking such fees
yearly in time of peace and war as the earl took. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered because Robert surrendered the keeping into
the hands of king Richard II on certain conditions contained in letters
patent, dated 1 February, enrolled on the Patent Roll of his fourth year,
and because the said king by those letters patent granted to him the
constableship of Dover castle and the wardenship of the Cinque Ports.
Licence for John del Chaumbre of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to ship
three lasts of hides in the port of the said town and bring them to
Lenn, Yarmouth or London to make his profit of them ; because
Thomas del Chaumbre of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and William de
Killum of Berwick-on-Tweed have mainperned for him in the Chancery
that the hides shall be brought to one of the said towns and not to
foreign parts, that he will satisfy the king of the customs in case the
hides be lost at sea or be stolen from him or his servants, and of the
forfeiture due to the king if he take them to foreign parts, and that
he will bring back into the Chancery letters of the mayor or bailiffs
of one of the said towns attesting the discharge within one month of
the time of such discharge.
Membrane 32.
March 4. Whereas, on 19 September, 35 Edward III, the king granted to
Westminster. John Puseye 100<s. yearly at the Exchequer, and the said John, now
chief serjeant of the scullery, has surrendered the letters patent of the
said grant ; the king has granted him 10Z. yearly at the Exchequer
for life or until other order.
By K. on the information of John de Nevyll, steward of
the household.
March 4. Grant in like terms to Richard Ballard, now chief serjeant of the
Westminster, poultry, of a like annuity, in lieu of one of 100<s\ granted to him by
letters patent dated 16 January, 34 Edward III, surrendered.
By K. &c.
March 12. Presentation of Thomas Burway, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Merston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the
king's gift by reason of the priory of Tuttebury being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Feb. 16. Licence, for 1 mark paid to the king in the hanaper by Richard de
Westminster. Louthe, vicar of the church of Multon, for the alienation in mortmain
to him by William Derlyng and Walter Cliter of a messuage and an
acre of land adjoining the messuage in Multon, for his stay and
habitation.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
March 5.
Westminster.
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March 12. Licence for Edmund Lorence, escheat or in the county of Lancaster,
Westminster, to ship in any port of Ireland the wheat of the growth of his own
lands in Ireland, and beyond that 100 quarters of wheat to be bought
by him in that land, and bring the same to England for the expenses
of him and his household.
Feb. 17. Pardon to William le Flechare of Bradeleye of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John son of Richard de Penne of Bremesgrave, whereof he
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry ; at the
supplication of John atte Wod and because the king is informed that
he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
March 15. Protection with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for Richard
Westminster. Dere. By bill of p.s.
March 26. Presentation of John David to the church of Pennyderyn, in the
Westminster, diocese of St. Davids.
March 17. Pardon, at the request of the king's kinswoman, Blanche Wake,
Westminster, to John de Thame of the king's suit and whatever pertains to him for
all homicides, larcenies, robberies and other felonies, champerties,
ambidextries, conspiracies, oppressions, extortions, contempts,
trespasses, falsities and maintenances, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By K. & C.
The like to Robert de Thame, son of John de Thame.
By K. & C.
March 16. Pardon to Robert Taillour of Est on, co. Leicester, of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Robert Isabel, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he
killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
March 22. Licence for William Bisshopesdale of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to ship
Westminster, three lasts of hides and 40 weys of tallow (sepe) in the port of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne and bring them to London to make his profit there ; because
John de Harlyngton of the county of Northampton and John Woderove
of the county of York have mainperned in the Chancery that he will
bring them to the said city and not to foreign parts and that he will
satisfy the king of the customs due if the hides and soap be lost at
sea or stolen from him or his servants and of the forfeiture due if
they be taken to foreign parts, and will bring letters of the mayor of
London attesting the discharge of the same to the Chancery within
one month after the discharge.
March 19. Appointment of Richard Stury as guardian and surveyor of all the
Westminster, castles, boroughs and lordships in the parts of Glomorgan and
Morgannou in Wales which have come into the king's hand by
the death of Edward le Despenser, knight, who held in chief, and the
nonage of his heir, with full power of providing and disposing for the
good rule thereof, and making in the king's name a sheriff, constables
and other ministers and officers (the receiver of the said parts, whom
the king wills shall be specially ordained by the king and council,
only excepted), and removing the same whenever it is necessary or shall
seem to him expedient. It is the king's will also that for the wages
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and fees of the said officers and ministers in those parts 131/. 14s. 6d.
and to Richard 100 marks for a reward for his expenses and labours
be paid at the exchequer of Kaerdif yearly ; and he commands all
sheriffs and others in the parts to be counselling and aiding to Richard
in the premises ; saving always the right of Elizabeth, late the wife
of the said Edward. By K.
And be it remembered that this letter sealed under the king's signet
was sent to John Knyvet, the chancellor, to be sealed under the great
seal.
March 18. Whereas the king by letters patent, dated 20 January, in his thirty -
Westminster, ninth year, granted licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard
de Abberbury of six messuages, a carucate and a half of land and
10s. of rent in Neubury, Donyngton and Esthenereth to two chaplains
to celebrate divine service daily in a chapel to be founded by him
at Donynton ; on the petition of the said Richard setting forth that
he has done nothing in furtherance of the licence, and on surrender
of the letters patent, the king has granted licence for him to assign
two of the messuages and the land and rent to the prior and convent
of the house of the order of the Holy Cross by the Tower of London
and their successors to find two friars of the order to celebrate as
above for his good estate and for his soul when he shall have departed
this life. By p.s.
Membrane 31.
March 7. Presentation of John Clay pole, parson of the church of Kynwarton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of Milstede, in the diocese
of Canterbury ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas de
Chesterton.
Feb. 20. Licence, for 40s. paid to the king by John de Holt, for Elizabeth
Westminster, late the wife of Roger de Elmerugge to grant to the said John, Alice,
his wife, and his heirs, the manor of Sanecomp, co. Hertford, with the
advowson of the church of that manor, said to be held of the king
in chief, they rendering to her for life 20 marks yearly ; with power
of distraint.
Feb. 28. William de la Chaumbre, archdeacon of Dublin, staying in England,
Westminster, has letters nominating Thomas Maureward and John Bonde as his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Th[omas] de Newenh[am] received the attorneys.
March 8. Presentation of Henry Clere, vicar of the church of Blean, in the
Westminster, diocese of Canterbury, to the church of Swyncombe, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the priory of Okeburne being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Benet of
Wetheryngton.
March 4. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 14 November in the
Westminster, thirty-eighth year, granted to William del Sauserye an annuity of
100s. at the Exchequer ; now, because the said William, alias William
Man, who has been made chief serjeant of the saucery, has surrendered
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the letters patent, the king has granted to him 10?. yearly at the
Exchequer for life or until other order.
By K. on the information of John de Nevill, steward
of the household.
Feb. 6. Presentation of Thomas Goodlak to the church of Great Cressyng-
Westminster. ham, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the
late voidance of the bishopric of Norwich. By p.s.
March 20. Appointment of John Burbache and John de Upham to take hewers
Westminster, of stone, stonelayers, carpenters, carters and other craftsmen,
workmen and labourers for the repair of the castle of Porchestre
and put them on the works, and to take carriage for the stone, timber
and other necessaries for the works to be paid for out of the king's moneys
by Adam de Hertyngdon, king's clerk, whom the king has appointed
for such payments ; also to arrest contrariants and rebels and commit
them to prison until they find security to serve on the works.
Commission to the said Adam to pay the wages of the said workmen,
and for the carriage of the stone, etc. by view and testimony of John
de Rouceby and William de Warle, controllers of the said works, and
to account for all moneys spent by their view and testimony.
March 20. Protection until the quinzaine of Easter, by advice of the council
Westminster, and at the petition of William, lord of Latymer, Richard Lyons, citizen
of London, and very many others to whom Thomas Gysors, citizen,
vintner and merchant of London, is bound in divers great sums, for
the said Thomas, who is likewise bound to the king in 80£. as is certified
by Richard Lescrop, late the king's treasurer ; to the end that he
may be free of body to go to any parts of England at his pleasure,
so that he may be able to satisfy the king and the other creditors
more promptly. By K. on the information of Richard Stury.
March 20. Presentation of John, vicar of the church of Rouston, in the diocese
Westminster, of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the church of Wylughton, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien
priory of Wylughton being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with John, vicar of the church
of Wylughton.
March 28. Grant to Nicholas de Carreu of the wardship of the manor of
Westminster. Wylyngton, co. Hertford, in the king's hand by reason of the nonage
of the son and heir of John, lord of Moubray, who held in chief, with
the issues of the manor pertaining to the king after the death of
Elizabeth late the wife of the said John de Moubray the father, who
held the manor in dower ; and so from heir to heir.
By K. on the information of John de Nevill, steward of
the household.
March 29. Protection for one year, by advice of the council and with the assent
Westminster, of William de Neuport, John Bryan, Thomas Wilford, John Puynand,
John Fautort, William Burton, William Brampton and John Trigg,
to whom Richard Kent, citizen and fishmonger of London, is bound
in divers sums of money, for the said Richard, to the end that he
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may be free of body to go about England at his pleasure, and thereby
. satisfy his creditors more promptly. By K. & C.
March 29. Licence for John Denny of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to ship ten lasts
Westminster, of hides in the port of that town and take them by sea to London or
Lenne to make his profit ; because John de Toppeclyf and William
de Hoton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne have mainperned for him in the
Chancery that the hides will be taken to the said city or town
and not to foreign parts, that he will satisfy the king of the custom
if they be lost at sea or stolen, and of the forfeiture due if they be taken
to foreign parts, and that he will bring into the Chancery within one
month of the time of the discharge of the same letters of the mayor
of the city or town attesting the discharge.
April 3. Presentation of Thomas de Huggeleye to the church of Merton by
Westminster. Sallewarp, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason
of the lands late of William Pyrye in Merton by Sallewarp being in
his hand for certain causes.
April 5. Presentation of John Dayvyll, parson of the church of Thorp Basset,
Westminster, in the diocese of York, to the vicarage of the church of Ledes, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Holy Trinity,
York, being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an
exchange of benefices with Ralph Potman.
April 5. Bond of the king to John Pyel, Richard Lyons and Nicholas Twyford,
Westminster, citizens and aldermen of London, and to William Eynesham and
Adam Carlell, citizens of London, in 1,000Z. lent to him by them ;
with promise to pay the same . Grant also to them for their more prompt
satisfaction that they shall take 2 marks of each sack of wool shipped
in the port of London after Easter next until they be satisfied of the
sum in full, and that they or their deputies shall have one part of the
cocket seal in the said port until satisfied.
Mandate to the collectors of the said customs and subsidies and
the controller of the same, to permit them to take by indentures made
with them the said 2 marks after Easter up to the sum of 1,000/., and
to deliver to the said John and others the part of the cocket seal
remaining in the keeping of the controller, without which and the other
part of the seal remaining with the collectors no wool is to be taken
from the port.
Pardon to Robert Perseval of Boston of the king's suit for the death
of Hermann Susset, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he came to the aid
of the bailiffs of the town to arrest Hermann for a trespass against
the peace and that Hermann was killed by him in resisting the arrest
and refusing to obey the law, before 18 October in the thirty-second
year. By p.s.
Membrane 30.
Grant for life to John de Welton of 20 marks yearly to be taken
by the hands of the men of the town of Appelby, co. Westmoreland,
which 20 marks the said men render to the king yearly for the farm
of their town.
By K. on the information of John de Nevill, steward of
the household.
Mandate in pursuance to the good men of the town. By K. &c.
April 8.
Westminster.
March 3.
Westminster.
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March 7. Ratification of the estate of John Tubbe as parson of the church of
Westminster. Little Okele, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
March 8. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty of the king's city of
Westminster. Waterford that, whereas the king by letters patent dated 13 August,
45 Edward III, granted to them murage for ten years, they may take
the said murage for seven years beyond that term.
March 4. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 15 January, in his fortieth
Westminster, year, granted to his serjeant Robert Makkeny, yeoman of the poultry,
an annuity of 100s. at the Exchequer ; because the said Robert, now
chief buyer of the king's victuals, has surrendered the letters patent,
he has granted to him 10/. yearly at the Exchequer for life or until
other order.
By K. on the information of John de Nevill, steward of
the household.
March 4. Grant in like terms of 10/. yearly to the king's serjeant Richard
Westminster. Aleyn, now made chief serjeant of the bakehouse, because he has
surrendered letters patent dated 30 September, in the thirty-ninth
year, of 100s. yearly. By K. on the information &c.
March 12. Presentation of Walter de Shraueley to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Asteley, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the alien priory of Asteley being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
March 13. Grant to John Prat, chaplain, of the free chapel of St. Thomas
Westminster, the Martyr on the bridge of Bedeford, void by the resignation of
John de Tamworth, late warden. By p.s.
Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of Bedford to admit him.
March 14. Pardon to John Litewerk of La Rye of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Richard Brokeland, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry ; because the king is informed that he killed him
in self-defence. By p.s.
Licence, for | mark paid to the king by Henry de Berkhampstede,
esquire of the king's first-born son Edward, prince of Wales, for John
Besevile, kinsman and heir of John Fitz Johan, to grant that a messuage,
60 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood
and 60s. of rent in Edelesburgh, held in chief, which Agnes late the
wife of John Fitz Johan holds to her and the heirs of her body and of
the body of her said sometime husband, of the grant of Thomas Frysel
and John de Bledelowe, with remainder to the right heirs of John
Fitz Johan, which after the death of Agnes should remain to the said
John Besevile and his heirs by virtue of the said grant, because John
Fitz Johan died without heir of his body and the body of the said
Agnes, shall remain to the said Henry and his heirs.
Jan. 2. Grant, during pleasure, to John Parker of the keeping of the ferry
Westminster, of Le Redewynd over the water of Thames by Certeseye.
Vacated because on the Patent Roll of the forty-ninth year.
March 20.
Westminster.
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March 15. Whereas Edward le Despenser, late lord of Glomorgan and
Westminster. Morgfanwg], by letters patent granted to John atte Wode, ' chivaler,'
40/. yearly at his exchequer of Kerdyf until he should order otherwise
for his estate ; the king has confirmed the grant for as long as the
lordship of Glomorgan and of Kerdyf shall remain in his hand by the
nonage of the heir of the said Edward. By p.s.
March 28. Presentation of Nicholas de Hoo, chaplain, to the church of Little
Westminster. Blakenham, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of
Bartholomew de Brethenham and in the king's gift by reason of his
wardship of the land and heirs of Robert Tybetot, who held in chief.
March 27. Thomas Mountjoye, going to Ireland, has letters nominating William
Westminster. Giffard and Robert Rykedon as his attorneys in England for one
year. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
March 28. Grant to John Botelston, for long service, of the constableship of
Westminster, the castle of Weysford in Ireland and the office of the chief serjeanty
of the county of Weysford, which are in the king's hand by the death
of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief ; to
hold, with the fees and profits of ancient time belonging thereto,
during the nonage of the earl's heir. By K.
March 31. Although the king with the assent and will of the prior and Friars
Westminster, of the house of the order of St. Robert, Houndeslowe, has made some
houses, buildings and enclosures on their soil at a place called ' Hatton
Graunge ' by Houndeslowe for his stay at his comings for his sport
there, to be held at pleasure during his life, and perhaps may make others
hereafter, he grants nevertheless for him and his heirs that after his
decease the prior and Friars shall have the same to their own use
and dispose of them at their pleasure. By K.
April 5. Commitment, during pleasure, to Philip atte Welle of the office of
Westminster, controller of the custom of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of
Melcombe, taking in the office the accustomed fees ; on condition that
he write his rolls with his own hand, stay there continually and discharge
the office in person. One part of the cocket seal is to be in his keeping
while he have the office. By bill of the treasurer.
April 9. John Mymipe, ' dyer,' staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Thomas Holhurst and Richard Dyklyngton as his attorneys in Ireland
for one year. William de Burstall received the attorneys.
Membrane 29.
March 3. Pardon, at the request of Henry de Percy, to William de la Ryver
Westminster, of Brafirton, son of John de la Ryver, of the king's suit for the death
of John Maisterman of Helperby, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry.
By K. on the information of John Nevill, steward of
the household.
March 6. Exemption for life of William de la Chambre of Brame from being
Westminster, put on assizes, attaints, juries or recognitions, unless such affect the
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king, and from appointment as escheator, coroner, or other bailiff
or minister of the king, against his will.
By K. on the information &c.
March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation, notwithstanding that the priory is
Westminster, of the foundation of the king's progenitors and his patronage, of an
indenture of Nicholas, prior, and the convent of the church of the
Holy Trinity within Algate, London, dated in their chapter 20 February,
50 Edward III, granting for life to Nicholas Taillour and John Wiryng,
draper of Salisbury, for a sum of money received from them for their
church and monastery, a yearly pension or rent of 401. out of their
lands and rents in London and the suburbs, to wit in the parishes of
Holy Trinity the Great in Algate Ward, St. Bartholomew without
Algate in Portesokene Ward and St. Michael Bassyngeshawe in
Bassyngeshawe Ward, and all their other lands and rents in the city and
suburbs, to be taken in the chamber of the Gildhall ; granting also
to the said John a robe yearly with fur of the suit of their esquires,
or 1 mark at Trinity, for the payment whereof they bind them and
their successors and all their lands and rents aforesaid : with power
of distraint. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 8. Presentation of Robert Dalcroft, prebendary of Dyewyt in the
Westminster, collegiate church of Landewy Brevy, in the diocese of St. Davids, to
the church of Alleslee, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the
king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of John,
late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices
with John Bikyn.
March 4. Whereas the king, by letters patent, dated 12 February in his
Westminster, thirty-sixth year, granted to Simon de Bukenham 100s. yearly at the
Exchequer, and the said Simon, now chief serjeant of the larder, has
surrendered the said letters ; grant to him of 101. yearly at the Exchequer
for life or until other order.
By K. on the information of John de Nevill, steward of
the household.
March 4. Grant in like terms to Henry atte Water, now usher of the king's
Westminster, hall, of 101. yearly in lieu of 100s. granted to him by letters patent
dated 20 April, 39 Edward III, surrendered.
By K. on the information &c.
Feb. 28. Presentation of Richard Warde to the chantry at the altar of the
Westminster. Holy Trinity in the church of Okeborn St. George, in the diocese of
Salisbury, of the immediate jurisdiction of the dean of Salisbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Okeburn
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
March 29. Commitment, during pleasure, to Thomas de Kyngton of the office
Westminster, of controller of the custom and subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells,
and the custom of 3d. of the pound, due to the king in the town and
port of Southampton, taking in the office as other controllers have
taken ; on condition that he write his rolls with his own hand, stay
there continually and discharge the office in person. One part of the
' coket ' seal is to be in his keeping while he have the office.
Wt. 18915. E 17
258
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 29 — cont.
March 28. Nicholas de Brembre, citizen and merchant of the staple of London,
Westminster, staying in England, has letters nominating Richard Sauvage of Water -
ford and William Barry as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Feb. 10. Exemption for life of William Houghton of London, ' draper,' from
Westminster, being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as
mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the
king, against his will. By p.s.
March 20. Licence, in full satisfaction of a licence granted by the king's
Westminster, letters patent dated 24 August last, for the alienation in mortmain by
the king's clerk, Richard de Ravenser, Robert, his brother, and Emma
wife of the latter, to the prior and convent of Gisburn, of seven
messuages in Kyngeston upon Hull, held of the king in burgage and
of the value of 81. 10s. yearly, as has been found by inquisition made
by Gilbert de Culwenn, escheator in the county of York, to find a canon
regular to celebrate divine service daily as in the first licence and
twelve poor men taking \d. each daily to pray for the good estate of
the king and of the said Richard, Robert and Emma, for their souls,
when they shall have departed this life, and for the souls of the
king's mother Isabel, and his consort Philippa, sometime queens of
England.
April 4. Pardon, at the request of Thomas Symon, ' chivaler,' to William
Westminster. Yvelcombe of the king's suit for the death of John Carlyl, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
The like letters of pardon to Baldwin Yvelcombe.
By the same writ.
April 2. Ratification of the estate of Master William Browne of Hengham
Westminster, as prebendary of Stotfold in the cathedral church of Lichfield.
By p.s.
April 7. Presentation of Thomas Penruddok to the church of Wermonton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the alien priory of Tofte being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
April 7. Appointment of John Blosse, John Goldyng and John Ponder
Westminster, to take forty ships' carpenters in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and
Essex, and put them on the king's works as shall be enjoined on them
in his behalf, to stay at the king's wages ; and to imprison all found
contrariant or rebellious in this until the king give order touching
their punishment. By C.
April 5. Ratification of the estate of John Lovyn as vicar of the prebend of
Westminster. Swerdes in the cathedral church of Dublin.
Vacated because otherwise below.
April 5. The like ; notwithstanding any presentation thereto under the seal
Westminster, of Ireland, or process had over such presentation.
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Membrane 28.
Pardon to John Luffewyk, the younger, of the king's suit for the
death of Richard Taillour of Gedyngton, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 13. Presentation of Edmund Letys, vicar of the church of Puseye, in
Westminster, the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Little Greneforde, in the
diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the
land and heir of Henry de Beaumond, who held in chief ; on an exchange
of benefices with William Aire was.
1376.
April 11.
Eltham
Manor.
April 16. Grant for life to Nicholas Miles of the wardenship of the hospital
Eltham of Baumburgh. By p.s.
Manor. Mandate to the constable of the castle of Baumburgh to induct
him.
The like to the sheriff of Northumberland.
April 15. Pardon to Giles de Wyngre worth, clerk, of all sums of money and
Eltham. arrears of accounts wherein he is bound to the king as well of the time
when he was the king's treasurer or receiver in Brittany as for any other
cause in England or elsewhere ; and acquittance to him and his
heirs in respect of such. By p.s.
April 16. Grant to the king's esquire, Gilbert Talbot of Castle Richard, in tail
Eltham. male, of the manor lately called Worde, now called the manors of Wadele
and Wykyngesham, co. Berks, which has reverted to the king
because Richard de Pembrugg, ' chivaler,' who had a grant of it in
tail from the king, died without heir male ; to hold with all knights'
fees, advowsons of churches, fairs, markets, parks, warrens, liberties,
royalties, services of tenants and other appurtenances, in lieu of 40Z.
yearly of the farm of the town of Gloucestre granted to him for life
by letters patent dated 6 June, 48 Edward III, surrendered.
By p.s.
April 21. Presentation of Roger Walden to the church of Drayton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
April 22. Licence, for 40s. paid to the king by John Roches, knight, for him
Westminster, to enfeoff Walter Sklllyng, parson of the church of Archesfont, Thomas
Balle, vicar of the church of Assheton, and Richard Fryday, vicar of
the church of Stepellavyngton, of the manor of Wynterslewe, co. Wilts,
held in chief, and for them to grant the same to him and Willelma,
his wife, in tail, with remainder to his right heirs.
April 24. Presentation of William Brewere, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Frampton, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Frompton being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
April 28. Presentation of John de Sekyndon, vicar of the church of Yolgreve,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of Lynby,
in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory
of Lenton being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with John de Hemyngesburgh.
260
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Whereas Richard Cradok, clerk, and Margery late the wife of William
Blake of the county of Somerset, administrators of the goods of William
Blake who died intestate, have been outlawed in the husting of London
for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer Benedict
de Gresby, clerk, touching a plea that they render 45s. Sd., and Richard
has now surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief
justice, has certified ; the king has pardoned his outlawry.
April 28. John Wattes, citizen of Bristol, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Pyk and Roger Palmer as his attorneys in Ireland
for one year. Th. de Thelwall received the attorneys.
April 30. Grant to Robert de Belknap, knight, of the wardship of the lands
Westminster, late of John de Leyhamme, who held in chief, which have come into the
king's hand by the death of the said John while under age and in his
ward, and by reason of the minority of his heir, with the marriage
of the heir ; and so from heir to heir. On condition that he keep the
lands without waste and do and support the real services and other
charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
April 27. Pardon, at the supplication of Simon, archbishop of Canterbury,
Westminster, to Richard Taillour of the king's suit for the death of John Penreth,
whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Feb. 3. Presentation of John de Bouland to the church of Egemundon, in
Westminster, the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
May 1. Ratification of the estate of Walter Cherchefeld as parson of the
Westminster, church of St. Peter le Bailey (in Ballio), Oxford, in the diocese of
Lincoln.
May 5. Licence for the prioress and nuns of Thefford to appropriate the
Westminster, church of Little Lyvermere, in the diocese of Norwich, which is of
their advowson and does not exceed the value of 10/. yearly.
By p.s.
May 6. Grant to William Jod, chaplain, Thomas Akton and Henry Draper
Westminster, of pontage for five years in aid of the repair of the bridge of Jarum
upon Tese, which is broken down.
May 9. Presentation of Howel ap Jevan ap Howel, chaplain, to the church
Westminster, of Rodery, in the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift by reason of
his wardship of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser, knight,
who held in chief.
Membrane 27.
May 1. Confirmation, for J mark paid to the king by the king's clerk, John
Westminster. Disseford, of a lease, dated 4 March last, by William Bardolf, lord of
Wirmegeye, co. Norfolk, to the said John of the whole manor of Watton
atte Stone, co. Hertford, with the water-mill, free warren and all other
customs and appurtenances, and all lands, rents and services of tenants
in the town of Stapelford (the advowson of the church of Stapel-
ford and of the free chapel in Watton excepted), to hold to him, his
1376.
April 30.
Westminster.
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executors and assigns for twelve years from Michaelmas last, render-
ing 35 marks yearly and satisfying the king and the lords of the
fee of all services and charges due ; with power of distraint. The
lessee is to renew and repair the mill at his own charges, cleanse ' les
flodgates ' and ' la damme ' pertaining thereto, buy and have there
two sufficient stones of ' Normandy,' cover and repair a long ' shep-
hous,' with a house standing at the end of it, maintain the mill,
houses and stones so made, repaired, bought and covered, and commit
no waste in the wood of the manor ; and he, his heirs or executors
shall not be disturbed touching waste of a house a^d place late of
Richard le Reve : as by indentures between the said William and
John, shewn in the Chancery, more fully appears.
If the lessor die within the term with his heir under age, the lessee,
his executors or assigns, shall be bound to answer the said farm of
35 marks to the king.
May 3. Grant to John de Gurmonchestre of the prebend of Tereven in the
Westminster, cathedral church of Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the bishopric of Coventry and Lichfield. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
The like to the dean and chapter.
May 5. John, prior of Lantony Prima in Wales, staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating John Doget as his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Michael de Ravend[ale] received the attorney.
The same prior has other letters nominating Philip Yevan as above.
The same Michael &c.
The same prior of Lanthony by Gloucester (sic) has other letters
nominating Reynold Dyare, his fellow-canon, and Thomas Chaumbre
as his attorneys as above for three years.
The abbot of Gloucester received the attorneys.
April 1. Grant to John Maheu, one of the grooms of the chamber, of 20<s.
Westminster, a year of the yearly farm due to the king by Philip Fitz Waryn,
' chivaler,' for a messuage and a carucate of land in Le Heop and
Eukesbury, in the king's hands by reason of the nonage of John son
and heir of Richard Rous, who held in chief, and in the keeping of the
said Philip by the king's appointment ; for such time as the messuage
and land shall be in the king's hand. By p.s.
May 5. Grant to the good men of the town of Pokerych of pavage for two
Westminster, years for the repair of the highway between their town and Wadesmyll,
to be taken by the hands of Ralph Taillour of Pokerych and others
to be deputed by them, for whom they shall answer.
May 7. Grant to Richard de Spridlyngton of the minor prebend of Bedeford
Westminster, in the cathedral church of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the
late voidance of the bishopric of Lincoln. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Lincoln.
The like to the dean and chapter.
May 8. Presentation of William Wattes, vicar of the church of Netherhaven,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Sudyngton Musard, in
the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
262 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 21—cont.
of the priory of Monmouth being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Coterell.
May 8. Ratification of the estate of Master John de Caldewelle as prebendary
Westminster, of Rampton in the collegiate church of Suthwell. By p.s.
May 6. Pardon to Robert Aboveton of Gyddyng of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of William Whytheved, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed that he
kijled him in self-defence. By p.s.
May 6. Whereas Emma Baxster of Thrapston, lately convicted according
Westminster, to the law of England before Thomas de Ingelby and William de
Burgh, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of the castle of
Norhampton, of having received Robert Bailly of Graundesden knowing
that he had stolen a horse, worth 13s. 4d., from the parson of the
church of Grafton by Thrapston, co. Northampton, and 19d. in money
by tale from Nicholas Neet, and adjudged to death on this account,
pleaded that she was with child ; wherefore, after examination of
the matter by a jury of matrons, she was remitted to gaol and execution
of the judgement was suspended until she had given birth : the king
has pardoned her the said execution. By p.s.
May 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Westminster. Bordesle, in full satisfaction of 10£. yearly of land and rent which
they have the king's licence to acquire, of the following : —
by John Brailles, parson of the church of Fladebury, Henry
Wynterfold, Nicholas Wawe and John Knyght, a messuage
called * Parchalle,' two carucates of land (one virgate of land
called ' Parkereslond,' parcel of those carucates, which is
held in chief, excepted), 30 acres of meadow and 5s. of rent
in Holeweye by Feckenham ;
by Richard de Lench and the said John Knyght, 24 acres of land
and 2 acres of meadow in Bradeleye ;
by the said Nicholas, a messuage, two virgates, 20 acres of land,
14 acres of meadow and 85. of rent in Stokke and Bradeleye ;
and
by Roger de Albarewe and Richard de Aston, a messuage and a
virgate of land in Benteleye Paunsefot.
The said messuages, land and meadow with the rent are not held in
chief and are of the value of 41. 4s. 8d. yearly, as has been found by
inquisition made by John de Hambury, late escheator in the county
of Worcester. By K. on the information of John de Foxle.
April 11. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Bitterle, one of the yeomen
Westminster, of the household, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer.
By K., on the information of Roger de Bello Campo
by bill remaining in the Chancery.
The like to John Baukewell, one of the grooms of the household,
of 5 marks yearly as above. By K. on &c.
Vacated because surrendered, as in the letters there is a clause ' until
other order,' and king Richard, on 20 August in his ninth year, granted
to him 6d. a day for life, and so these letters are cancelled according to
the statute published at Westminster in 11 Richard II,
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1370. Membrane 26.
April 8. Pardon to John Sonde, alias John Sandes, of the king's suit for all
Westminster, homicides, rapes of women and other felonies and trespasses whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.s.
April 11. Pardon to John Freman of Foulmere for the death of John
Eltham. Merywedir, and of any consequent outlawry ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
April 16. Licence, for |- mark paid to the king by John Bacon, for the alienation
Westminster, in mortmain by him to Roger Bacon, parson of the church of Fornham
All Saints, of \ acre of land in Fornham All Saints, not held in chief,
for the enlargement of the manse of his rectory.
April 23. Licence for Thomas son of Robert de Bovebrok, serf or villein (servo
Windsor. aut villano) of the king's lordship of Okeham, co. Rutland, to be
promoted to all orders, minor or major, to pray so long as he live
for the king ; and manumission and release of him from all servile
condition for this cause. By p.s.
Grant to Hugh Taverner and John Haigne of pontage for ten years
in aid of the repair of the bridge of Kyngeston upon Thames, which
is broken down.
By K. on the information of Nicholas Carreu, keeper
of the privy seal.
May 1. Pardon to Robert Gaymer of his outlawry in the county of Essex
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Spicer, chaplain, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks ; he having now
surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
April 30.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
The like pardon to the following : —
John Scaldkede, for non-appearance to answer Robert Fayte
touching a plea that he render chattels to the value of 10 marks.
Northumberland .
William, vicar of the church of Bilneye, for non-appearance to
answer John, parson of the church of Dokesworth, touching a
plea of debt of 10?. against him and John atte Grene and Edmund
Taillour of Sechete. Norfolk.
John Byroun, ' chivaler,' for non-appearance to answer William
de Mirfeld, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of debt of 30Z. York.
Adam Colman, for non-appearance to answer Robert de Louthre
touching a plea of trespass. Cumberland.
Thomas Saleman of Fulburn, for non-appearance to answer
Henry Mulso of Geydyngton touching a plea of debt of 40/.
Northampton.
John Armeston, chaplain, for non-appearance to answer John
Crollond of Staunford, and John Wynde of Staunford touching
a plea of debt of 20Z. Lincoln.
Nicholas Gonnewardby of Salisbury, for non-appearance to answer
John Bemenstre touching a plea of debt of 211. London.
Edmund Taillour of Sechethe (as above). Norfolk.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 26 — cont.
May 12. John de Burton, for non-appearance to answer Robert de Beverlay
Westminster. of Elsham touching a plea that he render 26/. Lincoln.
May 15. John Coleman of Hardewyk, for non-appearance to answer Roger
Westminster. de Martlesham of Wynston touching a plea that he render
to him chattels to the value of 40s. Norfolk.
John Mildenhale, for non-appearance to answer Thomas Rokwode
touching a plea that he withdrew without licence from his
service at Rothyng Abbesse before the end of his term. Essex.
May 15. John Taillour of Dodyngton, for non-appearance to answer John
Westminster. de Denton touching a plea of debt of 11. Northumberland.
Ralph Peneshale of Stokbrogge, for non-appearance to answer
William Bokelond of Salisbury touching a plea of debt of 61.
Wilts.
May 19. John Botelson, for non-appearance to answer William Woderowe
Westminster. touching a plea that he render an account of the time when
he was his receiver. York.
May 15. Robert Buk,*for non-appearance to answer John Cros touching
Westminster. a plea of debt of 201. London.
May 23. William de Byngham, for non-appearance to answer Simon
Westminster. Percy touching a plea of debt of 8/. Lincoln.
May 20. John Gourney, ' chivaler,' for non-appearance to answer Thomas
Westminster. Dru, executor of the will of Simon de Segre, ' chivaler,' touching
a plea that he render 44 marks. Wilts.
May 24. John Belle, parson of the church of Coldenorton, co. Essex, for
Westminster. non-appearance to answer John Oklee, chaplain, of Southany-
feld of the county of Essex touching a plea of debt of 20 marks.
Essex.
May 29. John de Scothowe of Feldallyng, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. William de Bale touching a plea of debt of 30/. 36s. Sd.
Norfolk.
June 16. Robert Denys, for non-appearance to answer Katharine Drayton
Westminster. touching a plea of trespass. Huntingdon.
June 19. William Rither of Sutton in Galtres, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. John de Wandesford touching a plea of debt of 40s. York.
June 18. John Aliboyn, for non-appearance to answer William Pak of Lon-
Westminster. don, ' hosyar,' touching a plea of debt of 6 marks. London.
June 20. William Craas, for non-appearance to answer John Paynel touching
Westminster. a plea of debt of 40s. against him and John Maylard. Berks.
Membrane 25.
April 23. Presentation of John Norfolk, the younger, to the church of
Windsor. Kirkelevyngton, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason
of his wardship of the land and heir of Robert Tiliol, knight, who
held in chief. By p.s.
May 1. Pardon to Nicholas Tug of his outlawry in the county of Devon
Westminster, for non-appearance before the king to answer John Barslyng, ' hiliere,'
touching a plea of trespass ; he having now surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison, as John Cavendissh, chief justice, has certified.
May 6.
Westminster.
Pardon in like terms to the following : —
Peter Mabon, for non-appearance to answer John son of Robert
Pachat of Shutlyndon touching a plea of trespass. Hertford.
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1376. Membrane 25 — cont.
May 16. Henry Colyn of Glen Magna, for non-appearance to answer William
Westminster. Glen of London, ' cordewaner,' touching a plea of trespass.
London.
May 1. Pardon to John Bokelerpleyer of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. John Swerdslypere of Loughtburgh ; as the king has learned by the
record of Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver the gaol of Ocham castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Roger Wright of Langham for the death of William son
of Henry Lank of Empyngham ; on a like record of the said Thomas
and John de Harwedon, justices appointed to deliver the said gaol.
May 2. The like to William le Pal mere of Deverellangebrigge for the death
Westminster, of John Broun of Deverel ; on a like record of Michael Skillyng and
William de Hoghton, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of the
castle of Old Sarum.
May 3. Presentation of John de Shevynton, parson of the church of Bydulf,
Westminster, to the church of Ightfelde, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of
John de Straunge of Blakemere, who held in chief ; on an exchange
of benefices with William Blakelowe.
April 14. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Walter WThithors, of the bailiwick
Westminster, of the hundred of Rocheford, co. Essex, in lieu of I2d. a day at the
Exchequer granted to him because of his office of usher of the chapel
in Wyndesore castle by letters patent dated 23 April, 35 Edward III,
surrendered ; saving to him his office of usher. By p.s.
May 5. Whereas, because of an exchange of benefices between Roger de
Westminster. Pepellowe, parson of the church of Sutton, in the diocese of Hereford,
and Richard Reydon, vicar of the prebendal church of Bur bach in
the church of Salisbury, the king lately presented the latter to the
church of Sutton, in his gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien
priory of Wenlok being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
and afterwards, on 6 November last, not remembering the said presenta-
tion but understanding that the church of Sutton was void merely
and in his gift, he, by other letters patent, presented Robert Godeberd,
chaplain, to the same, simply ; inasmuch as the said Richard, on
20 October last, obtained possession of the said church because of the
exchange and was admitted thereto by the bishop, as appears by the
bishop's letters of institution shewn before the king in the Chancery,
the king has seen fit to revoke the letters of presentation to the said
Robert.
May 6. Pardon, for 40s. paid to the king by Gilbert de Culwen, to him
Westminster, and Isabel, late the wife of Christopher de Moriceby, who held in chief,
for intermarrying without the king's licence.
May 1. Grant, during pleasure, to William Smyth, ' plomber,' of the office
Westminster, of the king's plumber, taking in the office I2d. a day at the Exchequer
for his wages, as Robert Horwod, deceased, late the king's plumber,
took. By p.s.
266 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 25 — cont.
May 6. Grant, during pleasure, to Nicholas Fauconer of the keeping of the
Westminster, king's forest of Chuyt, which keeping by the death of John de Lisle
of the Isle of Wyght, who held in chief, and the nonage of his heir, is
now in the king's hand ; to hold during such nonage, taking for the
keeping such fees and profits and in such manner as Peter de Bruges,
deceased, late keeper of the said forest, reasonably took. By p.s.
May 8. Ratification of the estate of John Mareschal as parson of the church
Westminster, of Warefeld, in the diocese of Salisbury.
May 10. Licence, for 40s. paid to the king by Robert Cautel, parson of the
Westminster, church of Warblynton, for John Botiller of Lymborne to enfeoff the
said Robert, John Coly, vicar of the church of Haylyng, and John
Couke, clerk, of the manor of Lokerle, co. Southampton, held in chief,
and of the reversion of the manor of Wymeryng in the same county,
likewise held in chief, which Richard Chike and Margery, his wife,
hold for her life of the demise of John Botiller, ' chivaler ' ; and for them
to re-enfeoff him and Katharine, his wife, of the same.
Membrane 24.
Mandate to Maurice Fitz Thomas, earl of Kildare, justiciary of
Ireland, to demand delivery of the temporalities of the bishopric of
Connor, with the issues from this date, to be made to Paul, late rector
of the parish church of St. Colman-Eala (Sancti Colmaneli), Atholrill,
in the diocese of Connor, whom the pope has provided to be bishop
of that place in the room of William, deceased, and whose fealty
the king has taken because he has renounced all words prejudicial
to the king and crown in the pope's bull.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Mandate to William Ilger, escheator in the said land, to deliver the
temporalities and issues to the said bishop.
The like to the chancellor of Ireland.
May 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Alexander, arch-
Westminster, bishop of York, dated at Cawod, 26 April, 1374, inspecting and
confirming letters of the chapter of the church of York, the dean being
abroad, dated in their chapter house at York, 8 March, 1371, inspecting
and confirming an indenture of Robert de Wykford, canon of the
church of York and prebendary of Northnewbald in the same, witnessed
by John de Giseburgh, mayor of York, William Tundu and John
Swerd, bailiffs of the said city, Ralph de Hornby, John de Rypon,
Thomas de Siggeston, Alan de Alnewyk and Robert de York, citizens
of York, dated at York, Sunday after the Circumcision, 1371, leasing
to William de Hovyngham, citizen and goldsmith of York, his messuage
called ' Mulburyhall ' in Stayngate Street, York, pertaining to his
prebend, with all houses built thereon and other appurtenances, as
it lies latitudinally between land of the prior of St. Oswald's and land
late of Richard de Selby, late citizen of York, and longitudinally
from the high street of Stay negate in front, to a garden at the end
of the messuage towards ' Grapecuntlane ' behind, which garden Master
Richard Bekyngham, late advocate of the court of York, held under a
certain form of the grant of Sir John de Melburne, the lessor's
predecessor, to hold (except the garden aforesaid and houses built
therein) to him, his heirs and assigns, for eighty years from the
May 9.
Westminster.
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1376.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
date of these presents, rendering 40s. of silver yearly and
repairing all the nouses and buildings of the messuage within the
next ten years, excepting any casual mischance occurring without
fault of him or his heirs. If they have not repaired the same within
the ten years, and afterwards, after lawful warning and request on
behalf of the chapter at the instance of the lessor or his successors,
fail to do so in one year, it shall be lawful for the lessor, with the
decree and assent of the chapter, to enter the messuage and distrain
until this be done. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Exemplification, at the request of Burial de Jupleu, ' chivaler,'
of letters patent, dated 22 March, 44 Edward III, granting to him
50 marks yearly at the Exchequer : provided nevertheless that he
take no payment or allowance of the annuity by occasion of this
exemplification.
Presentation of Thomas de Huggeley to the church of Merton by
Sallewarp, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of
the lands of William Pyrye in Merton by SalleAvarp being in his hand
for certain causes.
Pardon to John atte Croos of Berne well and Margaret, his wife,
daughter of Gilbert de Bernak of Bray ton by Medbourne, of his
outlawry and her waiver in the county of Leicester for non-appearance
before the justices of the Bench to answer John de Holcote, parson
of the church of Wythecok, touching a plea of debt of 40 marks ;
they having now surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap,
chief justice, has certified.
May 10. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by Henry de Percy, for the
Westminster, alienation in frank almoin by him to the abbot and convent of Alnewyk,
which abbey is of his patronage, of the hospital of St. Leonard by
Alnewyk, which is of the foundation of his ancestors and of his
patronage, and is not held in chief, as has been found by inquisition
taken by Gilbert de Culwen, escheator in the county of Northumber-
land ; and for the abbot and convent to appropriate the hospital
for the support of alms, chantries, hospitalities and other works of
piety of old ordained in the hospital.
May 13. Pardon to Richard Ters, late one of the king's foresters, who is
Westminster, indicted of having taken to his own use in Sylveston wood in the
forest of Whytelwode six oaks, worth 20s., and in the said wood, and
in Haselburgh in the said forest, twenty oaks, worth 66s. Sd., of having
taken by extortion from Adam Sevyner a roebuck and six capons,
worth 4s., of having taken to his own use in Hanle park in the said
forest eleven oaks, worth 70s., and of having at divers times when
forester hunted in the said forest and carried away many deer and
made common hunting, of the said trespasses, as well of vert as
of venison, and of whatever pertains to the king in this behalf.
By p.s.
May 14. Commitment, during pleasure, to John de Stanschawe of the
Westminster, office of the stewardship of the hundred of Barton Regis by Bristol,
taking in that office the accustomed wages and fees.
By bill of the treasurer.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 24 — cord.
May 20. Presentation of John de Haytfeld to the church of Ugburgh, in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter. By p.s.
May 16. Whereas Peter de Bruges lately demised to one John Shorte the
Westminster, life estate which he had of the king's gift in a plot and a carucate
of land in Southorp, co. Gloucester, at a rent of 10 marks yearly,
and afterwards the king's serjeant, William Hervy, acquired from
the said John the said estate in the plot and land, which were
late of John de Seint Phylberd, ' chivaler,' as is said, and the
king by letters patent granted that, in case Peter should die in the
lifetime of the said William, the latter and Mary, his wife, should
hold the same for life by the services due, without rendering anything
beyond, and the said Peter is now dead ; the king of his more abundant
grace grants that William and Mary shall hold the same in tail male,
with reversion to the king. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Joan, abbess of
St. Edward's, Shaftesbury, and the convent of that place, witnessed
by Sirs David de Wei we, steward of their household, William Rydel,
their receiver, Henry Porter, their wardrober (gardrobar'), and John
Halewell, sacristan of their church, Nicholas Thurmond, kinsman
of the abbess, William Formage, Walter Buddesthorn and Robert
de Wychford, the abbess's clerk, dated in their chapter on Monday the
Annunciation, 44 Edward III, granting to Robert de Byer a pension
of 101. of silver yearly, for life or until he be provided by them or
their successors with an ecclesiastical benefice, with or without cure,
with which he is content ; also a robe of the suit of their officers for
any yeoman of his whom he shall choose to nominate, to be taken
yearly for the life of Robert against Christmas, as is customary.
For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
May 27. Presentation of Thomas Alvard, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Staverton, in the diocese of Worcester, void by the resigna-
tion of William Ewyas and in the king's gift by reason of the priory
of Derhurst being in his hand on account of the war with France.
May 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 23.
May 7. Pardon to John son of Richard Huetson of Idrychay of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Richard Hervy of Wirkesworth, servant of John
Baron, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him by mischance.
By p.s.
May 10. Pardon, at the supplication of Richard la Zouche, to William Wykyng,
Westminster, parson of the church of Drye Stoke, of the king's suit for the death of
John Spencer, servant of William de Morwod, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 10. Whereas John Uppehill, clerk, because he came not before the king
Westminster, to answer for having taken proceedings without the realm in
derogation of the judgement whereby the king recovered in the court
of King's Bench his presentation to the prebend which John de Sancto
Paulo lately had in the church of St. Peter, Exeter, was adjudged to
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1370. Membrane 23 — cont.
be put out of the king's protection and his lands and goods seized
as forfeit ; the king of special grace has pardoned him, restored him
to the common law and given back his lands and goods to him.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered and otherwise below.
May 13. Whereas Beatrice, wife of John Smyth of Ordesale, who was lately
Westminster, convicted before Thomas de Ingelby and William de Burgh, justices
appointed to deliver Notingham gaol, of having on Saturday before
St. Nicholas in the forty-ninth year, stolen from Laurence del More
at Ordesale a bushel of malt worth \bd. and of being a common thief,
and on that account adjudged to be hanged, pleaded before the said
justices that she was pregnant and after examination made by a jury
of matrons was remitted to the said gaol and execution of the judge-
ment respited until she had given birth ; the king has pardoned her
the execution of the judgement.
May 14. Pardon to Simon Leiston, parson of the church of Chesthunte, co.
Westminster. Hertford, of the king's suit for the death of Nicholas, servant of Thomas
Moreux, knight ; as the king has learned by the record of Robert
Bealknap and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of
Neugate, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 9. Ratification of the estate of Richard de Lyndeseye as parson of
Westminster, the church of Byryton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
May 15. Presentation of Richard Rennston, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Rede, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation
of John de Colbruk, chaplain, last vicar, and in the king's gift by reason
of the priory of Stoke by Clare being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
May 16. Presentation of Geoffrey de Foston, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Merston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in
the king's gift by reason of the priory of Tuttebury being in his hand
as above.
Edmund Bardolf , knight, who is broken by age and worn out by such
great infirmity that he cannot attend in person to the disposal or
defence of his affairs, has letters nominating John West and John
Britton as his attorneys in England for one year.
The chancellor received the attorneys.
May 18. Presentation of Roger Danyel, parson of the church of Sevenhampton
Westminster. Michaelis, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the vicarage of the
church of Modbury, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by
reason of the priory of Modbury being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with William de Dalton.
May 18. Ratification of the estate of John Cheyne as prebendary of Colewych
Westminster, in the cathedral church of Lichfield. By p.s.
May 22. Pardon to Peter Canon of Gloucestre, ' baker,' and Denise, his
Westminster, wife, of his outlawry and her waiver in the county of Worcester for
270
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 23 — cont.
non-appearance before Walter Perle and David Hannemere, justices
of assizes in the said county, to satisfy the king of their ransom on
account of a disseisin done by them to John Poywyk of Worcester
and Robert Usk of Worcester of a tenement in Worcester ; they having
now surrendered to prison before the said justices and satisfied John
of his damages as the said Walter has certified : on condition
nevertheless that they satisfy the king of their ransom.
May 26. Presentation of Nicholas Wollavynton, chaplain, to the vicarage
Westminster, of the church of Wollavynton, in the diocese of Rath and Wells, in
the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Goldeclyve
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
May 25. Presentation of John Wyk, chaplain, to the church of St. Stephen,
Westminster. Bristol, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of
the late voidance of Glastonbury abbey.
May 25. Pardon to John Wyryng of the king's suit for the death of Denise
Westminster. Shadell, daughter of Edward Shadell, killed before 22 April in the
forty-ninth year, and of any consequent outlawry.
Renewed because sealed at another time by p.s.
May 13. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Aylewy of the keeping of the
Westminster, bailiwick of Harewod in the forest of Dene, taking in that office such
fees and profits and in the same manner as Thomas Shortgrove,
deceased, who had the office of the king's grant, reasonably took.
By p.s.
May 27. Presentation of Simon Cherde, parson of the church of Hacch
Westminster. Beauchamp, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the vicarage of
the church of Cliston, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of Totnes being in his
hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices
with Edmund Stone.
May 27. Pardon to Andrew Trigg and Alice, his wife, of his outlawry and
Westminster, her waiver in the county of Essex for non-appearance before the
justices of the Bench to answer Matthew de Torkeseye, late parson
of the church of Great Chestreford, touching a plea that they render
a box (pixidem) with a writing obligatory in it ; they having now
surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
MEMBRANE 22.
May 16. Exemplification, at the request of William la Zouch of Haryngworth,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' kinsman and one of the heirs of George de Cantilupo, who
held of Edward I in chief, of the enrolment of the partition of the
lands of the said George among John de Hasting, son of Joan de
Hasting, eldest sister of the same George, and Eudo la Zuche and
Millicent, his wife, the other heir [as in the Calendar of Close Rolls,
1272-1279, pp. 114, 115], then
Three knights' fees in Toterneho, Wymenton and Pottoc, held by
Roger de Noers and others, are assigned to the said Eudo and
Millicent.
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1370. Membrane 22— cont.
Three fees, one in Willingham, held by John de Orreby, one in
Tawell and Foist owe, held by Ralph de Bolebek and Roger de Lasceles,
and one in Cressyngton, held by William de Parys, are assigned to
John de Hasting.
The part of John de Hasting : —
Thomas le Tableter holds one knight's fee at Epsle. The abbess
of Godestowe holds \ knight's fee at Ludinggeton. William de
Say holds the like at Werneham. Roesia wife of John Doylly
holds the like. The heir of Jordan de Saukevill holds i knight's
[fee] in Erlyngton. Robert de Hokesham holds 1 J fee in Hokes-
ham. The heir of Ralph son of Urse holds the town of Esseholt
by Dunsterre by the service of \ knight's fee. The heir of Jordan
de Alleto holds \ fee in Attebarwe. The heir of the lord of
Bulley and Walter Comin hold three parts of a fee in Sapurton.
In Leye is held ^ fee. In the barony of Lucy, William de
Botereus, Reynold de Sane to Neoto and Gewasius Blocheyou
hold 2 fees. The heir of William Russel holds Redmarerugg
in Kent by the service of J knight's fee. Geoffrey de Lucy
holds J knight's fee in Newenton, at Tremwrthi 1 knight's fee.
Herbert del Pyn and Walter Ruffi hold 2 fees in Meddelaunde.
In Ruingeston, of the abbot of Torre 1 knight's fee. The homage
and service of Adam Gurdun. The advowson of Tichefeud
abbey. The advowson of Bergeveny priory.
The part of Eudo la Zuch and Millicent, his wife : —
William de Well holds 1 knight's fee in Houtton by Grimesby.
Peter de Lekeburn holds his tenement in ' Shaf of Leteby '
and Gomercote by the service of ^ fee. John de Cokerington
holds his tenement in Cokerington by the service of knight's
fee. Henry son of William holds his tenement in Wichale by
the service of 1 knight's fee. The heirs of Nicholas Katremars
and of William Briton, and Simon de Sancto Licio, hold their
tenements in Haringworth manor by the service of \ knight's
fee. The heir of Baldwin de Paunton holds Paunton and Glaston
by the service of 1J fees. The heir of Paulinus Peivre holds
his tenement in Toterneho by the service of J knight's fee.
The whole town of Heremeston with the fee of Martin de Fishacre
and the little fee of Morteyn answer for 2 fees. In Croxton is held
J fee. The heir of Thomas de Verdun holds 1 knight's fee in
Worle. The heir of Philip Corbyn holds J knight's fee in Ternak.
In Leytthon Fossard 2 knights' fees. Thomas de Clinton holds
one fee in Coleshull, Wauton and Compton Pagani 1 knight's
fee. Alice de Lisures holds her tenement in Wilkes by and
Daldreby by the service of J knight's fee. Adam de Holm
holds his tenement in Langeton by the service of J fee. The
heirs of Philip Lovet and Simon le Clerk (Clerici) hold J fee in
North Luffenham. The advowson of the priory of Totnes. The
advowson of the priory of Stodleye. The advowson of the
priory of Worespring. The services of the heirs of Richard
de Spechesleye in Willingham.
May 6. Whereas John de Gatesden, knight, acquired from William Paynel,
Westminster, knight, an estate in fee in the manor of Elyng and Wyndesore, co.
Southampton, held in chief, Ralph Camoys, knight, acquired the
272
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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same from the said John, Henry Husee, knight, acquired the same
from Ralph, Hugh Camoys, knight, acquired the same from Henry
and William de Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, acquired the same
from Hugh, and these all successively entered into the manor, without
the king's licence ; the king has pardoned these trespasses and granted
that William de Wykeham shall retain the manor in fee. Furthermore
he has granted licence for him to enfeoff Luke de Ponynges, knight,
Robert Beleknap, knight, Henry Sturmy, John Turk, William de
Mulsho, Adam de Hertyngdon, John Shepeye, John Bokyngham,
John Rouceby, John Campeden, Thomas Cook, John Ketene, Walter
Haywod, William Worston, Thomas Dru, William Walleworth, William
Ryngebourn, John Warblynton, Michael Skyllynge, Thomas Warenner,
Stephen Haym and William Houghton, of the manor, and for them
to re-enfeoff him of the same, for him to grant it to whatsoever persons
he will in fee simple, fee tail or for life, with remainders to such persons
as he will. By p.s.
May 24. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Burway, chaplain, as vicar
Westminster, of the church of Merston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
April 11. Exemption for life of Reynold de Lye from being put on assizes,
Eltham juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
Manor. escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
May 16. Licence, for 65. Sd. paid to the king in the hanaper by Richard
Westminster, de Tyssynton, king's clerk, late parson of a mediety of the church of
Wodeford by Thrapston, for the alienation in mortmain by him to
John de Relegh, now parson of the said mediety, of three parts of a
messuage in Wodeford, not held in chief as has been found by an
inquisition taken by John Carnel, escheator in the county of North-
ampton, for the enlargement of the rectory of the said mediety.
May 20. Licence, for 10/. paid to the king by Nicholas de Stafford, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for Hugh, earl of Stafford, to grant to him two messuages, a carucate
of land, 10 acres of meadow and 10 marks of rent in Gretton and
Tyllyngton, and a moiety of the manor of Norton on ' les Mores,' co.
Stafford, with a moiety of the water-mill of the manor, held in chief,
to hold for life at the rent of 4 marks.
May 28. John Swynesheved of Coventre, merchant, staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating Nicholas Holme of Coventre, merchant, and Walter
Douncrwe of Trymme in Ireland as his attorneys in Ireland for one
year. Thomas de Newenham received the attorneys.
May 26. Presentation of the king's clerk, William Riche, chaplain, to the
Westminster, chantry of the altar of St. Katharine in Burnham abbey, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by right devolving to him by lapse of time
because that in the foundation of the chantry by John Molyns,
deceased, it was ordained that he or his heirs in every voidance should
present within one month, failing which the archdeacon of the said
place should present within one month, failing which the bishop should
present within one month, failing which the king should present, and
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1376. Membrane 22 — cont.
in this instance the bishop, the archdeacon and William de Molyns,
son and heir of the founder, have all been remiss in presenting.
Membrane 21.
May 10. Pardon to Thomas Tapiscote of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. John Slolegh, whereof he is charged with Henry Crosse of Medenesford ;
as the king has learned by the record of Henry Percehay and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of the castle of Exeter, that he
killed him in self-defence.
April 30. Grant to Robert de Bealknap, knight, of the keeping of the lands
Westminster, late of John de Leyhamme, who held in chief, now in the king's hand
as well by the death of the said John as of John, his son and heir,
who died within age and in the king's ward, to hold during the nonage
of Joan, sister and heir of the last named, with her marriage, and so
from heir to heir ; provided that he keep the lands without waste and
do the services incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Pardon to John son of Simon de Cleydon of Whytewell of the king's
suit for the death of John son of Henry de Whytewell, killed at Whyte-
well ; as the king has learned by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and
William Burgh, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Okeham, that
he killed him in self-defence.
May 14. Presentation of Thomas Beryng, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Wolyngton, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory Golclif being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
May 10. Pardon to William de Wykham, bishop of Winchester, for the
Westminster, escapes of William Smyth, parson of the church of Merewe, John de
Staunton of Shakelford of the county of Surrey and Thomas Wolrigge
of the county of Gloucester, clerks, from his prison of Wolveseye, in
which they were detained on account of felonies of which they were
convicted in the king's court, whereupon on petition made on the
bishop's behalf they were delivered to him as convicted clerks ; and
of whatever pertains to the king in respect of the escapes. By p.s.
Pardon to William Chalonere of Kegworth of the king's suit for the
death of John Whithals of Kegworth ; as the king has learned by the
record of William de Wychyngham and his fellows, late justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Leycestre, that he killed him in self-
defence.
Grant to Master Thomas Spert of the prebend of Wyvelescombe in
the cathedral church of Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the bishopric of Bath and Wells. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Bath and Wells.
The like to the dean and chapter.
May 24. Presentation of John Dyn to the church of St. Michael, Longstratton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien abbey (sic) of Neuton Longvill being in his hand on
account of the war with France,
May 12.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
Wt. 18915,
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274 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 21 — cont.
May 28. Revocation of the presentation, dated 20 November last, of Thomas
Westminster. Trowell to the church of Chellesfeld, in the diocese of Rochester, as
in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of Thomas de Grantson,
knight, being in his hand on account of the death of the said Thomas ;
because when called before the king in the Chancery to declare the
king's right and title to present to the church, neither he nor the king's
Serjeants, when examined, said anything of effect for such title.
May 30. Richard Russel of London, ' girdeler,' staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating Nicholas Holme of Coventre and Thomas Margerie
of Coventre as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
May 30. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Kyngeston upon Hull
Westminster, of murage for five years.
May 26. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of
Westminster. Humphrey de Bohun, late earl of Hereford and Essex and lord of
Breken, dated at Plessi castle on Friday the feast of Christmas,
23 Edward III, granting for life to his painter Peter Peyntour the baili-
wick of being his parker of the parks called the Old Park, Apechildepark
and Littleheypark, and of his two places (pies) in the town of Plessi,
also the bailiwick of being his warrener in Plessi, Haust Estre and
Great Waltham, taking yearly a robe of the suit of the men of his
employ (gentz de mester) or \ mark in lieu thereof, and weekly for his
livery 1 bushel of wheat and all other profits which Robert le
Warenner, who had the bailiwicks, used to have in them ; and if he
trespass in anything in the bailiwicks it is the earl's will that he be
punished by advice of his council. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
June 5. Presentation of Roger de Beauchamp, parson of the church of
Westminster. Mynchenhampton, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of
Heghangre, in the diocese of London, on an exchange of benefices with
William Potyn. By p.s.
June 10. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted in May last to Ralph Aslakby, esquire, at the signification
of John, lord of Gomeniz, keeper of the king's town of Arde, by his bill
in the office of the privy seal testifying that Ralph was going to that
town to stay on the king's service in his company on the munition of
the town ; as John has now signified by like bill that for certain
causes he will not go. By bill of p.s.
Membrane 20.
May 8. Licence, for 13s. 4d. paid to the king by John Pulko, for Richard
Westminster. Pilly to enfeoff the said John, Alice, his wife, and his heirs, of a messuage
and 50 acres of land in Pilly, held in chief.
May 11. Exemplification, at the request of Daniel de Sayle, ' chivaler,' of
Westminster, letters patent, dated 22 March, 44 Edward III, granting to him an
annuity of 50 marks at the Exchequer : provided nevertheless that he
do not by occasion of this exemplification take double payment of
the annuity.
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
275
1376. Membrane 20 — cont.
May 12. The like, at the request of Robert de Nameur, of letters patent,
Westminster, dated 1 July, 21 Edward III, granting to him an annuity of 1,200
florins with the shield out of the issues of the customs in the port of
London ; provided &c. (as above).
May 13. Presentation of John de Middilton, parson of the church of
Westminster. Kirkandres, in the diocese of Carlisle, to a mediety of the church of
Aikton, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the lands
late of Randolf de Dacre, who held in chief, being in his hand ; on an
exchange of benefices with Thomas Ruke.
May 15. Pardon to William atte Halle of the king's suit for the death of
Westminster. William Taupe ; as the king has learned by the record of John
Cavendissh and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Northampton
gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 19. John Eyston of London, ' mercer,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Nicholas Holme and Thomas Margery as his attorneys
in Ireland for one year. William de Burstall received the attorneys.
May 23. Pardon to Richard Spynk of Stylyngton of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Colyer of Stylyngton, lately killed at Stylyngton ; as
the king has learned by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver the king's gaol on the soil of
St. Peter's, York, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 20. The like to Thomas Everard of Watton, the younger, for the death of
Westminster. Thomas Warner ; on a like record of John de Cavendissh and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of the castle of Norwich.
May 25. Revocation of the late presentation of the king's clerk, John de
Westminster. Bouland, to the church of Egemundon, in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield.
May 26. Whereas John de Wodhull, son of John de Wodhull, knight, by
Westminster, indenture, leased to Thomas de Reynes, Laurence de Pabenham, John
Curteys and William de Wodhull his manors of Wodhull and Langeford,
co. Bedford, and Pateshull, co. Northampton, held in chief, for thirty
years from Palm Sunday in the thirty-ninth year, and they entered
therein, and whereas on Wednesday in Easter week following the said
John de Wodhull by another writing granted to them their heirs and
assigns all his right in the manors of Wodhull and Langeford, and by
another writing likewise granted to them all his right in the manor of
Pateshull, without the king's licence, and the said manors are now in
the king's hand ; the king, for 40/. paid by the said lessees, has pardoned
the trespasses and granted licence for them, when delivery of the
manors to them has been made, to grant the two first manors to Gerard
de Braybrok, knight, and Isabel, his wife, for life, and the manor of
Pateshull to them for the life of Isabel, with remainders to Nicholas
de Wodhull and his heirs.
May 10. Whereas John Uppehylle, clerk, drew without the realm to another
Westminster, trial the king's right to the presentation to the archdeaconry of Cornwall
and the prebend which John de Sancto Paulo sometime had in the
276
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1370. Membrane 20 — cont.
church of St. Peter, Exeter, which he had recovered in the court of
King's Bench, for which the said John by judgement of that court
was put out of the king's protection and outlawed and his goods were
adjudged to be seized into the king's hand as forfeit ; the king of
special grace has pardoned him the said contempt, trespass, outlawry
and forfeiture, and whatever pertains to the king in this behalf, and
has restored to him his lands and goods. By p.s.
May 20. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by John de Cavendissh, knight,
Westminster, for Elizabeth, late the wife of Roger de Elmerugge, knight, to enfeoff
the said John and Thomas atte Ooke, Robert de Kedyngton and John
Peeke of Cavendissh of the manor of Fakenham Aspes, held in chief,
they rendering to her for life 40/. yearly ; with power for her to distrain
for such rent if ever it be a fortnight in arrear.
May 28. Confirmation, for \ mark paid to the king by Thomas de Etton, the
Westminster, younger, of a grant to him for life by indenture of William de Nessefeld
of the keeping of the free chace and warren of Kirkby Malasart and
Nidderdale, with the fees pertaining to the office of the said keeping,
and a rent of 10 marks yearly to be taken out of the manor of Hovyng-
ham for the keeping, with power of distraint ; with remainders to
Henry son of the said William, in tail, and to Margaret sister of the
said Henry, in tail, and remainder over to the heirs and assigns of the
said Thomas.
May 22. Presentation of the king's clerk, William Dole, parson of the church
Westminster, of Brotelby, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Bykenor
Englyssh, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield ; on an exchange of
benefices with Griffin ap Johan. By p.s.
June 5. Presentation of William Potyn, parson of the church of Heghangre,
Westminster, in the diocese of London, to the church of Mynchenhampton, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
in England of the alien abbess of Caen being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Roger de
Beauchamp. By p.s.
May 31. Grant in mortmain to the abbot and convent of the abbey of St.
Westminster. Mary Graces, founded by the king near the Tower of London, of 5 marks
of rent out of a tenement in the parish of St. Dunstan towards the said
Tower, which tenement Richard de Pelleham, late citizen and vintner
of London, and Katharine, his wife, had of the demise of Robert
Orpedeman, who held it of the king in burgage. The said rent
was granted without the king's licence by Richard and Katharine to
the church of St. Andrew Hubert by Estchepe, London, for the
sustenance of a chaplain, contrary to the statute of mortmain, as has
been found by inquisition taken by John Warde, mayor of the city
of London and escheator there, whereby the king by due process made
before him in the Chancery has recovered the same as forfeit to him.
By p.s.
Membrane 19.
May 10. Licence, for 20s. paid to the king by John, parson of the church of
Westminster. Thelmeton (sic), for the alienation in mortmain to him by Thomas,
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
277
1376. Membrane 19 — cont.
parson of the church of Titeshale, and Robert Agas, parson of the
church of Fersfeld, of a messuage and 3 acres of land in Thelveton, to
make a habitation for the parson and a perpetual manse of the rectory
of the said church.
May 10. Exemplification, at the request of Robert de Nameur, of letters
Westminster, patent dated 22 March, 44 Edward III, granting to him for life an
annuity of 60 florins with the shield. [Fcedera.]
May 12. Pardon to Thomas son of Adam Soutere of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Twyng of Clifton ; as the king has learned by the record
of Roger de Kirketon and John Holt, late justices appointed to deliver
the gaol of Bedeford castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
May 15. Presentation of William Wenlok, parson of the church of Flamstede,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Wodhull, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and heirs of John
de Wodhull, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, being in his hand ; on an
exchange of benefices with John Capel.
May 20. Exemption for life of the king's liege, Geoffrey Fourbour of Boston,
Westminster, from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment
as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the
king, against his will. By p.s.
Presentation of Richard Marchynton, parson of the church of St.
Michael, Bristol, in the diocese of Worcester, to the vicarage of the
church of Stevyngton, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Stevyngton being in
his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange of bene-
fices with John Pytwell.
May 20. Pardon, for 100s. paid to the king by Roger de Boys, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. John Boys, Walter, parson of the church of Lammesse, Hugh, parson
of the church of Hempstede, Thomas, his brother, and John de Eccles,
to them for acquiring in fee from Reynold de Eccles and Roger
Laueraunce the advowson of the church of Hempstede, said to be held
in chief, without the king's licence ; and licence for them to have the
same.
May 1. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Thomas Hauteyn, of a messuage
Westminster, and 5 acres 3 roods of land in Hadenham in the Isle of Ely, which
are forfeit to the king because the master and brethren of the hospital
of St. John, Ely, acquired the same in mortmain by Richard Tyd and
Robert Hykelyngton, brethren of the house, without the king's licence,
contrary to the statute, as has been found by inquisition taken before
John Olneye, late escheator in the county of Cambridge. By p.s.
May 26. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Basset as parson of the church
Westminster, of Asshelee, in the diocese of Lincoln.
The like of the estate of the following : —
June 13. John de Holbek, as parson of the church of Sturemere, in the
Westminster. diocese of London.
278
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 19 — cont.
July 4. Roger Harewell, as prebendary of Compton Dondene in the
Westminster. cathedral church of Wells. By p.s.
June 10. Grant to the good men of Gloucestre of pavage for one year for repair
Westminster, of the highway of their town, to be taken by William Heyberere of
Gloucestre, John Heed and others whom they shall depute for this.
June 12. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's son, Edmund, earl of Cambridge,
Westminster, of the constableship of Dover Castle and the wardenship of the Cinque
Ports, to hold himself or by his lieutenant or other deputies, as other
constables of the castle and wardens of the ports have had the same,
taking for the sustenance of himself, and of the chaplains, Serjeants
and watchmen and one carpenter dwelling in the castle, at the rate
of 300/. yearly, to wit out of the castle guards 146/., of the issues of the
king's customs in the port of Quenesburgh, 100 marks, and the
remaining 87/., 6s. Sd. at the Exchequer ; saving to the king chattels
of felons and fugitives, fines, ransoms, amercements and other things
pertaining to him from the said ports, of which the earl shall render
account to the king at the Exchequer.
By K. on the information of William, bishop of Winchester.
Writ de intendendo to the barons, bailiffs, good men and commonalty
of the liberty of the Cinque Ports.
Mandate to William de Latymer, late constable and warden, to
deliver into his keeping by chirograph the said castle and ports, with
the armour, victuals and other things in the castle, and the rolls,
memoranda and other things relating to the castle and port in his
keeping.
Membrane 18.
May 16. Exemplification, at the request of William la Zouch of Haryngworth,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' kinsman and one of the heirs of George de Cantilupo, who
held in chief of the enrolment of the following : —
(1) The partition of the lands of the said George. [See Mem-
brane 22.]
(2) A writ dated at St. Martin le Grand, London, 3 March,
2 Edward I, commanding the king's clerk, Master Richard de
Clifford, escheator on this side the Trent, to cause Eudo la Zuche
and Millicent his wife to have full seisin of fees assigned by the
king as the pourparty of Millicent out of the knights' fees late
of the said George, as follows : —
1 knight's fee held by Odo de Hodenet in Hodenet, 1 knight's
fee held by the same in Hopebulers, 1 knight's fee in
Hadleye, \ knight's fee in Gat acre, \ knight's fee in Stepel-
ton, \ knight's fee in Whitockeslowe, \ knight's fee in
Ruton, \ knight's fee in Smithecote, J knight's fee in
Weston, \ knight's fee in a moiety of the manor of
Eyton Stokkes, a virgate of land in Moneton, \ knight's
fee in Marton by Hasewaldeford, \ knight's fee in
Peuington, \ knight's fee held by Randolf de Bracy
in Meulesheacy, 10 knights' fees held by the heirs of
Hamelin de Bouley in Wodeford and its members, 9J
knights' fees held by Richard son of Stephen in Rydemore
and its members, 5| knights' fees held by Thomas Pipard
in Northbovy and its members, 2 J knights' fees and a sixth
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
279
1376. Membrane 18— cont.
part of a knight's fee held by William de Renery in Brikeston
and Borlebevenne, J© knight's fee held by Durand de
Tiddesworth in Tiddesworth, 2 knights' fees held by John
de Raddon in Raddon, J knight's fee held by John de
Bornebon in Holt and Berleston.
(3) Writ dated as above to the said escheator to deliver to them
out of the advowsons of churches late of the said George the
advowsons of the churches of Henysteworth, Bolewik, Bereweby,
Lodeswell, Britmerston, Hopebulers and Wicham.
June 7. Inspeximus and confirmation to Master Thomas de Lexham, doctor
Westminster, of decrees, canon of the cathedral church of Hereford, of letters patent
of William, late bishop of Hereford, dated in his palace of Hereford,
23 April, 1372, conferring on him the canonical houses which Master
John de Bedewardyn, late canon and prebendary of Bollynghop in
the said church, held. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 5. Protection and safe conduct with clause rogamus, until Michael-
Westminster, mas, for the abbot of Clairvaux, of the Cistercian order, in the
diocese of Langres (Lyngonensis) , commissary general of the chapter
of the order, in making a visitation of the houses and monasteries
of the order in England ; and for his men and servants, harness
and things.
June 10. Grant to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, of the office of constable
Westminster, of England, now in the king's hand by the death of Humphrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and by reason of the nonage of
his heirs ; to hold during pleasure and for such time as the office shall
remain in the king's hand.
By K., on the information of William, bishop of Winchester.
June 11. Licence, for 40/. paid to the king by Gilbert de Umframvyll, earl of
Westminster. Angus, for him to enfeoff Henry Asty, John de Haburgh, parson of
the church of Iwardby, Thomas de Umframvyll, John de Pikworth,
parson of the church of Ovyngeham, and John de Repynghale, of the
manor of Burwell, co. Lincoln, and the advowson of the priory of
Burwell, held in chief ; and for them to grant the same to him, Maud,
his wife, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to Henry de Percy,
' chivaler,' and his heirs.
Membrane 17.
June 6. Whereas on Friday, Christmas Day, in the twenty-third year,
Westminster. Humphrey de Bohun, the then earl of Hereford and Essex and lord of
Breghenok, by letters patent granted for life to Peter, his painter, the
bailiwick of being parker of his parks called the Old Park and Littlehay
park, and of his two places in the town of Plessi, and the bailiwick of
being warrener of his warren in Plessi, High Estre and Great Waltham
(as above, p. 274) ; and whereas Humphrey de Bohun, last earl of
Hereford, kinsman and heir of the said late earl, his uncle, afterwards,
because of his old age and bodily weakness, expelled the said Peter
from the bailiwicks, causing nevertheless livery to be made to him
by virtue of the said grant of a bushel of wheat weekly out of the manor
of High Estre during his (the earl's) life and for one year after his
280
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 17 — cont.
decease, for which year the manor with the other lands of the earl was
by grant of the king in the hands of the executors of the earl, and
now it has come into the king's hand by the nonage of the heirs of
the last earl ; the king, in order that, notwithstanding his expulsion
•from the bailiwicks, the said Peter may take for his life the bushel
of wheat weekly out of the manor for his sustenance from the day
on which the grant to the executors expired for such time as the
manor shall remain in the king's hand by the nonage of the heirs,
has confirmed the grant to him by the said late earl of the said
bushel. By p.s.
June 14. Grant to William de Raby, hermit, of pontage for one year in aid
Westminster, of the repair of a bridge called ' Le Petypount ' by Oxford, which is
broken down.
June 13. Presentation of Thomas Yong, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Cratfeld, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the alien priory of St. Neots being in his hand on
account of the war with France.
June 15. Robert de Crull, prebendary of Swerdes in the cathedral church of
Westminster. Dublin, staying in England, has letters nominating John Gryffyn, clerk,
and Henry Michel as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
John de Freton, clerk, received the attorneys.
He has like letters nominating Robert Holywod, knight, and
Master Nicholas Chedelyngton as above. The said John &c.
June 15. Licence, for 100Z. paid to the king by Thomas de Roos of Hamelak,
Westminster, for him to enfeoff Robert de Tynton, parson of the church of Uffyngton,
and William de Benyngholm, parson of the church of Herdeby, of the
castle and manor of Helmesley, co. York, held in chief, and for them to
grant the same to him and Beatrice, his wife, in tail, with remainder
to his right heirs.
June 18. Commission to John de Welton of Lincoln to levy in the counties of
Westminster. Lincoln, Rutland, Nottingham and Derby, the subsidy of cloth for sale
granted to the king by prelates, magnates and commonalties of the
realm in the king's great council lately held at Westminster, except
on cloth bought by any for his clothing or family, or whereon custom
has been paid by the seller, to wit, —
on every cloth of assize in which there is not grain, 4d, and on the
half cloth 2d. ;
on every cloth of scarlet of assize, 6d. and on the half cloth, 3d. ;
on every cloth of half grain of assize, 5d. and on the half cloth, 2 \d. ;
on every cloth exceeding the half cloth of assize by 3 ells and more,
not being an entire cloth of assize, and on each cloth exceeding
an entire cloth of assize by 3 ells and more, after the rate of an
entire cloth of the sort, —
and then to seal the cloth under the seal ordained for this ; also to give
notice, or proclaim if need be, that none expose cloth for sale, until
the subsidy be paid and the clothes sealed, on pain of forfeiture, and
to search all houses shops and other places wherein there are cloths
for sale and take all that are unsealed into the king's hand as forfeit.
He is to retain the forfeitures according to the form of an indenture
between the king and him. By bill of the treasurer.
50 EDWARD 111.— Part I.
281
1375. Membrane 16.
June 25. Pardon to John atte More of Shirbourne of his outlawry in the
Westminster, husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to answer John Shirbourne touching a plea of trespass ; he having
now surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 14.
Westminster.
Pardon in like terms to the following : —
John de Kyngeston of Sandewell, for non-appearance to answer
William Temple, citizen of London, touching a plea of debt
of 405. London.
John Mallore, ' chivaler,' for non-appearance to answer Thomas
le Despenser touching a plea of debt of 24/. London.
Robert de Stokes, late esquire, for non-appearance to answer
Roger Lansant touching a plea of debt of 436 florins called
' frankes,' worth 109 marks. London.
John Pountefreyt, clerk, for non-appearance to answer John
Philipot, citizen and merchant of London, touching a plea of
debt of 100/. London.
John dil Anneye, ' chivaler,' for non-appearance to answer John
Kyngeston, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 13/. 13s. 4c/.
London.
Robert Wynson of Sterte, for non-appearance when sued with
Henry Sewacre of Wambergh to answer Philip Drynkewater
touching a plea of trespass. Wilts.
Robert Breuster, the elder, for non-appearance to answer William
Chaumberlayn of Benetland touching a plea of debt of 20/.
Lincoln.
John Joce, for non-appearance to answer William Lynchelade,
citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 59s.
London.
William Terry, alias Tirry, alias Tyrry, of Bremesgrave, for
non-appearance to answer William Shopp touching a plea of
trespass, and to answer Richard Twyt touching a plea of trespass.
Worcester.
John Randolf of Wykelwode, for non-appearance to answer John
de Depyng, abbot of Thorneye, touching a plea of debt of 40/.
Cambridge.
John Walissh of Thrilby, for non-appearance to answer the prior
of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England touching
a plea of trespass. York.
John Welles, the younger, for non-appearance to answer Adam
Strangman [of] Godythestre touching a plea of debt of 8/.
Huntingdon.
Robert Skipwith, of York, skinner, for non-appearance to answer
William Wodehous, citizen and skinner of London, touching a
plea of debt of 50/. London.
William Whightfeld of the county of Gloucester, for non-
appearance to answer Matthew Passelewe touching a plea of
debt of 100s. London.
Roger Ruton, clerk, for non-appearance to answer Thomas
Strouston, citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea of
debt of 100s. London.
Roger Hankeford, for non-appearance to answer John Dynham,
knight, touching a plea of debt of 100 marks against him, Robert
Heleford and William Crydewe. Devon.
282
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 16 — cont.
June 25. Inspeximus of (1) letters patent of Philip de Everdon, lately dean
Westminster, of the church of St. Peter Wolvernehampton, sealed with the common
seal of his chapter, and witnessed by Master Andrew de Janua, and Sir
Robert de Warwyk, canons of the said church, Sir William, sacristan
of the same, Geoffrey de Bilston, clerk, Moses de Waltham, Hervey
son of Clement de Wolvernehampton, John the Clerk and others,
granting, for a sum of money paid in hand, to John de Teford and his
heirs or assigns a plot of land of the grantor's waste in Prestwod,
called ' Warynes Shute,' lying longitudinally from the way leading from
Wodnesfeld opposite the house of Maud atte Wode (ad Boscum) as
far as the assart of Nicholas son of Robert atte Well (ad Fontem), and
containing in width at the lower end (capite) towards the said assart
from the common field of the township of Wodnesfeld towards his
waste 19 perches of land, in the middle 14 perches, 11 feet, and at the
upper end towards the said way, opposite the house of the said Maud,
9 perches, 13 feet, to hold at the rent of Sd. of silver yearly
for all services and demands except two appearances at the two great
courts of the dean ; and (2) letters patent of Thedesius de Camilla,
sometime dean of the said church, sealed as above and witnessed by
Masters John de Cadamo, Andrew de Genue and Richard de Saltford, and
Sir Robert de Warewyk, canons of the church, Ralph, lord of Bysshebury,
Hervey son of Clement de Wolvernehampton, Richard son of Gervase
de Wolvernehampton, Richard de Russhale of the same, John the Clerk
and others, granting to Geoffrey de Billeston, clerk, and his heirs and
assigns, a plot of land in the grantor's wood of Prestwode under Wade
Mour, surrounded by a hedge and dyke. And confirmation of the
foregoing, notwithstanding that the said plots were of the foundation
of the said church, which is now called the king's free chapel of
Wolvernehampton. By fine of 20s. paid in the hanaper.
June 28. Pardon to Nicholas Dobyn of Ragnyll of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Cloppe of Ragnyll ; as the king has learned by the
record of Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver Notyngham gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
June 28. Pardon to John, servant of Robert Pirie of Coventre, of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of Walter David, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
The like to William, servant of Robert Pirie of Coventre, for the said
death. By the same writ.
Membrane 15.
June 19. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of St. Mary's,
Westminster. Malverne, and their successors, of the following : —
(1) Letters patent of Henry I, dated at Hereford, in favour
of the church of St. Mary, Malvern, and the monks there.
[Monasticon vol. Ill, p. 447.]
(2) Charter dated 1 March, 14 Edward II, inspecting and con-
firming a charter of Henry I, dated 1127 at Winchester, in
favour of the same. [Ibid. p. 448.]
By fine of 40s. paid in the hanaper.
June 15. Pardon to Thomas Leycestre of the king's suit for the rape of Joan
Westminster, late the wife of Peter de Brugge, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered and otherwise below.
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
283
1376. Membrane 15 — cont.
June 19. Exemplification, at the request of John, lord of Gomeny, of letters
Westminster, patent, dated 1 January, 33 Edward III, granting him an annuity of
200 marks at the Exchequer ; provided that he do not by this exemplifi-
cation take double allowance or payment of the annuity.
June 20. Presentation of Simon Tuk, parson of the church of Morborn, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Mary Somerset, London, in the
king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of Thomas de
Bradstone, ' chivaler,' who held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices
with William Cudy.
June 22. William de Fulbourn, parson of the church of Fulbourn, and Robert
Westminster. Waudon, clerk, executors of the will of Peter de Lacy, late prebendary
of Swerdes in the cathedral church of Dublin, staying in England, have
letters nominating Robert Crull and John Gryffyn, clerk, as their
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
William de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
They have like letters nominating Robert de Holywod, knight, and
Nicholas de Chedelyngton as above. The said William, &c.
June 24. Licence for the king's clerk, Robert de Crull, prebendary of Swerdes
Westminster, in the cathedral church of Dublin, to ship by his servants, in such ports
of Ireland as he pleases, all the fruits of his prebend or a parcel of these,
and bring them to England or Wales to make his profit of them.
June 27. Pardon to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and Isabel, late the
Westminster, wife of John Lestrange of Blake mere, who held in chief, for inter-
marrying without the king's licence ; and the king wills that they shall
have at their suit her reasonable dower out of the lands of her sometime
husband. By p.s.
Membrane 14.
June 12. Revocation of letters patent, dated 30 May last, committing to John
Westminster. Waleys of Swythelond and Elizabeth, his wife, the keeping of the
lands late of John Waleys, late sheriff of Nottingham and Derby,
in the king's hands for debts wherein John was bound to him ; as these
were made by the king without remembering that he had already, by
letters patent dated 16 October, 48 Edward III, committed the keeping
of a moiety of the said lands to Richard Botilere.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 12. Insyeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's deceased
Westminster, son Edward, prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and earl of Chester,
dated at Caernarvon], 8 April in the thirty-first year of his principality,
granting for life to Edward de Sancto Johanne, ' chivaler,' the keeping
of Conewey castle, with a fee of 100 marks yearly by the hands of
prince's chamberlain of North Wales, touching which fee it has been
agreed between them that he shall have a lieutenant to be nominated
by the prince, who shall stay continually upon the keeping and take
yearly by the hands of the said chamberlain 40 marks yearly, and the
residue shall be paid to him. By p.s.
June 16. Whereas Godfrey Foljambe, ' chivaler,' deceased as is said, and
Westminster. Anina, his wife, lately acquired to them and the heirs of Godfrey
284
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 14 — cont.
from Nicholas atte Welde, parson of the church of Derley, John de Par,
parson of the church of Rolleston, and John de Asshewell, parson of
the church of Makworth, the manor of Okebrok, co. Derby, held in
chief, except the lordship, rents and services, and knights' fees in
Ambaston and Thurlaston, and entered therein without the king's
licence ; he, for \0l. paid by Anina, has pardoned the trespass, and
granted that she shall retain the premises for her life, with remainder
to the right heirs of Godfrey.
June 16. Licence, for J mark paid to the king by John Cauches, vicar of the
Westminster, church of Wantynge, for the alienation in mortmain to him by John
Crook of Grove of a void place containing 1 rood of land in Wantynge,
called ' Tanheye,' for the enlargement of his manse.
March 5. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Aylewy of the keeping of the
Westminster, bailiwick of Harewod in the forest of Dene, which Thomas Shortgrove,
deceased, had of the king's grant ; taking for the keeping the usual
wages for the office. By p.s.
June 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's deceased son prince Edward, dated under his privy seal at
London, 21 July, 27 Edward III, inspecting letters patent (in French)
of his late grandmother Queen Isabel, dated at Hertford castle,
6 November, 26 Edward III, granting for life to her yeoman, John de
Herlyng, for long service to the king and her, the constableship and the
keeping of the castle of Rysyngs and the office of being surveyor of
her chace there, taking I2d. a day of the issues of her manor there by
the hands of the bailiffs or the provost for the time being ; and
confirming the same, in case the castle and manor should come to
him by the decease of the said queen. By p.s.
J une 16. Whereas it was lately ad j udged by the king and council in the Chancery
Westminster, that the keeping of Margaret daughter and heir of Nicholas de Layburn,
a deaf mute from her birth, and of her lands, should be committed to
Thomas, bishop of Carlisle, and Roger de Clifford, to order for these
according to the form of the king's letters patent made to them, and
she was delivered in court to William de Tunstall and John de Lancastre
to be delivered to the bishop and Roger ; and whereas, because these
last were not in agreement over the ordinance of the said keeping, the
king caused Margaret to come before him that he might make provision
for her good rule ; now by advice of the council and at the petition of
her friends, he has committed the keeping of her and her lands to
Christopher de Lancastre and Joan, his wife, her mother, by the
mainprise of William de Stapelton, William Engayne and John de
Appelby of the county of Cumberland, and John de Kirkeby of the
county of Westmoreland, under pain of 2001., that they will find
sustenance for her according to her estate and will to the utmost of
their power preserve her in safety and honour, that in case she
be married, she shall not be disparaged, and that they will keep the
lands without waste and expend the profits thereof beyond her
sustenance on repairs. The king by these presents also appoints the
said Christopher and John de Lancastre as her guardians to sue and
defend for her during the keeping.
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1376. Membrane 14 — cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of deans of the church
of St. Peter, Wolvernehampton [as above, p. 282].
Unfinished and vacated because below (sic).
June 26. John de Bromwich, ' chivaler,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating William Carlel and Roger Cullyn as his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Peter de Barton, clerk, received the attorneys.
June 20. Appointment of Henry de Mulsho and John de Lufwyk to take
Westminster, carpenters, craftsmen and other labourers for the enclosure of the
king's park of Brixstok, and put them thereto, and to take carriage
for the timber and other necessaries, as required, to be paid for
promptly out of the king's money ; and to arrest all contrariants or
rebels in this and commit them to prison until they find security to
serve the king on the works.
By K., on the information of John de Foxle
June 26. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's esquire, John de Beverle,
Westminster, to John Doo of Malbusendirby of the king's suit for the death of Hugh
Pourfysche of Malbusendirby, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 13.
June 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard Dornthorp,
Westminster, parson of the church of Repynghale, and Roger Veysyn, chaplain, to
the prioress and convent of Hevenynges, co Lincoln, of the manor of
Ledenham Braylond, in that county, not held in chief and not
exceeding the value of 91. yearly. By p.s.
June 25. Grant to Nicholas Horton of the prebend of Poddyngg in the collegiate
Westminster, church of Wyngham, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the late voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to S. archbishop of Canterbury.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
June 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Landreyn, John
Westminster, de Middelton and John de Colyntre to the provost and scholars of the
king's hall of St. Mary in the university of Oxford of two messuages,
seven shops and two gardens in Oxford, held of the king in burgage,
as is said. By p.s.
June 28. Pardon, at the supplication of John de Foxle, to Walter, parson of
Westminster, the church of Scoter, co. Lincoln, of the king's suit against him for
having received one Joan atte Flete knowing that she had burgled
(deburgasset) the house of one John Pardoner and taken therein 13s. 4d.
and carried them away, and for having ravished Joan wife of William
Othflete, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
May 1. Revocation of the king's letters patent ratifying the estate which
Westminster. Master Hugh Pelegrini, then parson of the church of Maydeston, had
286
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 13 — cont.
in that church ; as the said Hugh is a rebel against the king and
an adherent of his enemies of France. By p.s.
Feb. 7. Inspeximus of an indenture dated at Lenton, Thursday in Easter
Westminster. Week, 41 Edward III, between Peter, prior of the monastery of the
Holy Trinity, Lenton, and the convent of that place, and Thomas de
Bulcote, clerk, witnessing that, whereas the prior and convent lately
granted by writing of indenture to the said Thomas and others named
in such writing the manor of Cotegrave for a certain term at the rent
of 10 marks, saving the advowson of a mediety of the church thereof,
nevertheless, for a sum paid in hand, they grant that the said Thomas
shall have such advowson to present, for one turn, at the next voidance :
and confirmation of the same, notwithstanding that the priory with its
advowsons is in the king's hand by occasion of the war with France.
By p.s.
July 1. Exemplification, at the request of Master Henry Yevele, now tenant
Westminster, of the manor of Langetone in Purbike, of the tenour of a certificate
by the treasurer and chamberlains of a plea at Shyreburne, co. Dorset,
on the octaves of Hilary before John de Reygate and his fellows, justices
in eyre there, 6 Edward I, touching liberties claimed by Ingelram le
Waleys in the said manor. [Placita de Quo Warranto, p. 181, first entry.]
Revocation of the king's presentation, by letters patent dated
10 December last, of William de Humberstan, the younger, to the church
of Yevele, in the diocese of Bath and Wells ; because neither the said
William, according to the endorsement of a petition to the king in the
present Parliament by Robert de Sambourn, parson, as he asserts, of
the church, appearing in the Chancery, nor the king's Serjeants, there
diligently examined, had anything of effect to say for the declaration
of the king's right to present for this turn.
July 4. Whereas Thomas de Glemesford and John de Sefford, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for non-appearance before the king to satisfy him of their ransom on
account of a disseisin of Richard de Imworth and Joan, his wife, of
tenements in Glemesford, Stansted, Bostede and Cavendissh, whereof
they were convicted, were outlawed in the county of Suffolk ; and
Thomas has now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison and Richard
has acknowledged before the king that he has been satisfied of
100 marks adjudged to him for damages, as John de Cavendissh, chief
justice has certified ; the king has pardoned the said Thomas his
outlawry, provided that he satisfy the king of his ransom.
July 1. Revocation of the king's presentation, by letters patent dated
Westminster. 20 May last, of John de Hay tf eld to the church of Ugburgh, in the diocese
of Exeter ; because the said John was called before the king in the
Chancery to declare the king's title to present to the church, and neither
he nor the king's Serjeants, diligently examined there, said anything of
effect for such title.
Feb. 28. In consideration of the laudable services of the king's son John de
Westminster. Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, in his lifetime, and his losses sustained
in the king's wars beyond the seas ; the king has remitted to William,
bishop of Winchester, Henry de Percy, knight, Walter Amyas, clerk,
July 1.
Westminster.
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1376. Membrane 13—cont.
John de Barowe, clerk, and Ralph de Walsham, executors of his will,
and to his heirs, as well as to the tenants and occupiers of the lands and
goods which were his, all debts, prests, farms, accounts, arms, armour,
goods and sums of money due by him or any other in his name on the
day of his death, and entirely discharges them in respect of the same
towards him and his heirs. By p.s.
June 2. Exemption for life of John Devenesshire from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.s.
The like of the following : —
Thomas Gaywode. By p.s.
John Stokfflete. By p.s.
July 5. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of William Chamberleyn,
Westminster, and for J mark paid in the hanaper, of letters patent (in French) of
John de Hastyngges, earl of Pembroke, and lord of Weysford and
Bergeveny, written in his inn at London, 16 February, 43 Edward III,
granting for life to the said William the keeping of the park of the manor
of Braxsted, co. Essex, at the request of the earl's aunt, Mary Seynt
Paul, countess of Pembroke, tenant in dower of the manor, who had
already granted the keeping to him for her life ; he keeping the same
without waste or destruction and taking 2d. a day of the earl and his
heirs out of the manor.
July 8. Presentation of John Dautre to the church of Cokthrope, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
Membrane 12.
June 20. Licence after inquisition taken by Oliver de Harnham, late escheator
Westminster, in the county of Wilts, and for 40s. paid in the hanaper by Thomas
West, ' chivaler,' for the alienation in mortmain by him to the abbess
and convent of Shaftesbury of 28 acres of land in Tissebury, and to
William Bukbrugge, parson of the church of Tissebury, of 30 acres of
land there, in exchange for 28 acres of land held in chief in frankalmoin
as parcel of the manor of Tissebury to be granted by them to him and
30 acres of land of the glebe of the church of Tissebury, the advowson of
which the abbess and convent hold of the king in chief in form aforesaid,
to be granted to him by the said William.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Walter de Gaunt, son
Westminster, and heir of Gislebert de Gaunt, to the monastery of SS. Peter and Paul,
and St. Oswald the King and Martyr, Bardenay, and the monks there,
dated in the year 1115 and witnessed by Robert de Gaunt, William,
his nephew, concistor of Chester, William de Mundevill, Lambert
Concistor, Ralph Toke, priest, and many others.
By fine of 40s. paid in the hanaper.
[Monasticon, vol. I, p. 628, No. 2.]
July 3. Pardon to Robert Adynet of Kirkebeller of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Henry de Kele of Kirkebeller ; as the king has learned by the
record of Thomas de Ingelby and William de Burgh, justices appointed
to deliver Leycestre gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
288
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 12 — cord.
June 28. The like to John Wetheresfeld for the death of Stephen Fylers of
Westminster. Great Grantisden ; on a like record of Roger de Kirketon and John
Holt, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Huntingdon castle.
July 4. Pardon to William Asselyn of his outlawries in the county of Leicester
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Burdet of Huncote touching a plea of debt of 40/., and to satisfy the
king of his ransom on account of a trespass against Roger de Denford,
of which he was convicted ; he having now surrendered to the Flete
prison, and satisfied the said John of the damages adjudged to him
on account of the trespass, as Robert Bealknapp, chief justice, has
certified. He is, however, to satisfy the king of the said ransom.
May 22. Presentation of the king's clerk, William Dole, parson of the church
Westminster, of Brotelby, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Bykenor Englissh,
in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship
of the land and heir of John de Ferrers, knight, who held in chief ;
on an exchange of benefices with Griffin ap Johan. By p.s.
July 9. Writ de intendendo in favour of Robert Waleys of Ipswich, whom
Westminster, the king's serjeant, William Strete, chief butler, has deputed to discharge
the office under him in the ports of Ipswich, Colcestre and Ore well.
By bill of the butler.
June 21. Commitment, during pleasure, to Thomas Kyngeton of the office
Westminster, of controller of the custom of 3d. of the pound and other petty customs
and payments due to the king in the port of Southampton, taking in
the office the accustomed wages ; on condition that he write his rolls
with his own hand, stay there continually and discharge the office
in person. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports named : —
Richard de Martelsham Ipswich.
Walter Spicer Kyngeston upon Hull.
William atte Welle Melcombe.
John de Welton Quenesburgh.
Thomas de Folkerthorp Boston.
Walter Woderove Bristol.
William Bosegrove Chichester.
John de Heghton Newcastle upon Tyne.
Peter Hadlegh Exeter.
July 10. Pardon to John Spaldyng of Peterborough of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Peter Paryet ; as the king has learned by the record of John
de Cavendyssh and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol
of Huntyngdon, that he killed him in self-defence.
MEMBRANE 11.
July 2. Pardon to Henry Pakke, chaplain of the county of Somerset, of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for non-appearance before the king
to answer John Tryg, clerk, touching a plea of trespass ; he having
now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Cavendissh, chief
justice, has certified.
July 12. Pardon to Thomas Gissyng, knight, of 60/. current in demand upon
Westminster, him in respect of goods of Robert Harsent, put in exigent for felony,
which are forfeit to the king. By p.s.
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1376. Membrane 11 — cont.
June 30. Pardon, for 20/. paid to the king by John Daundeley, Edward
Westminster. Dalynrugge and John de Fallewesley, knights, Robert de Perlee,
clerk, Henry de Zakeslegh and Thomas Broun, of the trespasses of
Edward le Despenser, late lord of Glomorgan and Morgan[wg], in
granting to them and their heirs the manors of Avene, Sully, Wren-
cheston, Neuton Notteassh, a parcel of the rent of Lanyderne, and a
moiety of the manors of Dynaspowys and Petreston, co. Glamorgan
and Morganwg, and the advowsons of the churches of the said manors
of Sully, Neuton and Petreston, and of the church of St. Andrew,
Dynaspowys, held in chief, and of them in entering into the said
manors of Avene, Sully, Wrencheston and Neuton, and also the rent
and moiety, as well as into the said advowsons, without the king's
licence ; and restitution to them of the premises, which are now in the
king's hand on account of the said trespasses. Licence also for them
to grant the same to Elizabeth late the wife of the said Edward le
Despenser, for her life, with remainder to Thomas son of the last
named Edward and his heirs.
June 26. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Henry II, as
Westminster, follows : —
(1) Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum
et comes Andegavorum, vicecomiti et ministris suis de Suthsexa,
salutem. Precipio quod cives mei de Cicestria habeant et teneant
bene et in pace et juste et quiete et honorifice omnes illas
consuetudines et libertates infra civitatem et extra quas solebant
habere tempore regis Henrici, avi mei, et nominatim in portibus
de Wuderyng et Horemuda ; et nullus ibi aliquid emat vel vendat
aliter quam solebat fieri tempore ejusdem regis. Et prohibeo,
super forisfacturam meam, ne aliquis cum mercatu suo exeat
a rectis viis civitatis Cicestrie causa asportandi consuetudines
meas. Testibus, Manasero Biset, dapifero, et Willelmo filio
Ham[onis], apud Westmonasterium.
(2) Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum
et comes Andegavorum, justiciariis, vicecomitibus et ministris
suis totius Anglie, salutem. Sciatis me concessisse civibus meis
de Cicestria qui sunt de gilda mercatoria omnes libertates et liberas
- consuetudines suas, infra burgum et extra, ut eas habeant ubique
ita plene et libere et quiete et honorifice sicut plenius et honorifi-
cencius habere solebant tempore regis Henrici, avi mei ; et nullus
in civitate Cicestrie vendat pannos per detaillium, nisi sit de
gilda mercatoria, sicut idem rex Henricus per breve suum
precepit. Quare volo et fir miter precipio quod ipsi habeant et
teneant gildam suam cum omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus
ad earn pertinentibus sicut melius solebant habere tempore regis
Henrici, ne quis eis supra hoc forisfacere presumat. Testibus,
Reginaldo, comite Cornubie, Henrico de Essex, constabulario,
Ranulpho de Broc, apud Brugiam. By fine of 205.
July 7. Presentation of John Sampson, parson of the church of Chirynton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, to the chantry of St. Michael, Bradeston,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the
land and heir of Thomas de Bradeston, who held in chief ; on an
exchange of benefices with John Wytemay, warden of the said
chantry.
Wt. 18915. E 19
290
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 11 — cont.
July 7. Pardon to Richard Eston of Wilisdon of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of John Amyat, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
July 5. Grant to John de Kyngeston that, whereas the king by letters patent
Westminster, lately granted to him for life a messuage in the parish of St. Nicholas
Coldabbeye in the ward of La Quenhithe, London, held of the king in
burgage, he shall have the same in fee. By p.s.
June 28. Licence for Nicholas de Carreu to found a perpetual chantry of two
Westminster, chaplains to celebrate divine service in the church of Stoke within the
hundred of Hoo, co. Kent, for the souls of Thomas Malemayns, knight,
and his ancestors and others, according to the ordinance of the said
Nicholas, and to assign to the chaplains in mortmain a messuage and an
acre of land in Stoke, not held in chief, for their habitation, and
24 marks of rent out of the manor of Stoke in Hoo called ' Malmayns
manoir ' for their sustenance, to be taken by equal portions on the last
day of each month, with power of distraint and any further security
for recovery of the same which Nicholas may make.
By K. on the information of Roger Beauchamp, the king's
chamberlain.
July 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter Sergeant and
Westminster. Richard de Preston and Agnes, his wife, of 8 marks of rent out of
lands in Oxford, said to be held of the king in burgage, to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily for the soul of John de Stodeleye and
the faithful departed according to their ordinance.
By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 10.
July 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of some ordinances made by William,
Westminster, bishop of London, Thomas, bishop of Ely, Adam, bishop of St. Davids,
Ralph, bishop of Salisbury, and William, bishop of Chichester, by
authority of the king and the instant Parliament, over controversies
and strifes arisen between the chancellor of the university of Oxford,
and the masters in theology and arts, regent and non-regent, and their
faculties, of the one part, and the masters or doctors of law, canon
and civil, and their faculties and students, of the other part, under the
seals of the first four bishops and the seal of a notary public, as
follows ;
Commission to the said five bishops, dated 20 June, 50 Edward
III, to hear and determine the controversies ; granted with the
assent of the said bishops then in Parliament.
By authority of which letters or mandate or writ they, —
proceeding lawfully in the said dissensions, which had arisen
by occasion of ordinances made by the said masters of
theology and arts, regents of the university, and of statutes
made by masters, regent and non -regent, of the same faculties,
against bachelors of law, canon and civil, and the faculties of
the same, published since Michaelmas last, (all the doctors
of each said law protesting), touching responsions of the said
bachelors to questions to be disputed by the doctors of decrees
and laws, after they had summoned before them Masters John
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1376. Membrane 10 — cont.
Gascoyn and John Pakwode, doctors of decrees, and John Tref-
naunt and William Todeworth, doctors of laws, to inform them
upon the premises, and there appearing before them the doctors,
bachelors and scholars of law, canon and civil, by their proctor
Master Michael Cergeaux, clerk, bachelor in laws, of the one part,
and Master John Turk, professor of theology and chancellor of the
university, and Masters William Wakfeld, master in arts, proctor
of the university, William Berton and Robert Aylesham,
bachelors in theology and masters in arts, for themselves and,
as they asserted, in the name of the said two faculties of theology
and arts (without, however, sufficient mandate), of the other part,
and they having summoned all other masters in theology and
arts, regents and non regents of the university, to appear before
them in the instant Parliament by two plenipotentiaries to
view and receive the ordinance to be made by the Parliament
and the said bishops by the king's authority, and these last
not troubling to appear, although legally summoned and waited
for for a sufficient time, — have ordained that the chancellor
and the university of Oxford, by the Translation of St.
Thomas the Martyr next, shall decree with full and wonted
solemnity, according to the form and tenour following, and
shall remove altogether all other ordinances and statutes over
the same matter now newly published in the university and these
shall be held for nought and quashed, and they shall restore
Masters Thomas Mountagu and Henry Yngelby, and all others
banished by occasion of the contention or strife, to their pristine
estate, and revoke all processes made against any scholars on
this occasion, and henceforth they shall make no new statutes or
ordinances against the said faculties of law, canon and civil,
or the students in these, or procure any to be made, on pain
of loss of their temporalities to the king and the revocation of
all privileges and immunities granted to them by him and his
progenitors.
If the premises be not expedited and entirely carried out within
the term aforesaid, William, bishop of London, by authority as
above, ordains that from now they be valid for ever, restores
the banished and renews their estate, and quashes and annuls the
said statutes and ordinances against the faculties of law, canon
and civil, published or to be published on the said matter,
reserving to the said bishops, four or three of them, the power
of correcting and interpreting the premises.
The tenour of the statutes to be published by the university
according to the ordinance of the said bishops, is as follows ; —
Statutum est quod quilibet baccallarius juris civilis qui prius pro
forma non respondent requisitus a doctore decretorum ad
disputandum astricto ut sibi respondeat, dum tamen totam formam
suam preter responsionem formalem prius compleverit, quod
extunc teneatur respondere, habita deliberacone trium mensium
a requisiconis tempore numerandorum , sub hac pena quod aliter
nec annus ille nee aliquis actus scolasticus ejusdem anni stet sibi
pro forma in aliqua facultate, nisi excusacionem rationabilem
habeat coram cancellario et doctore juris, canonici vel civilis,
et alter o procuratorum vel duobus ipsorum approbatam. Quod
si pro responsione formali in jure canonico vel civili pecuniam
vel sibi equivalens ex pacto receperit, eo ipso pene consimili se
292
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 10 — cont.
noverit subjacere, quibuscunque ordinacionibus magistrorum
regencium, vel statutis magistrorum regencium et non regencium
universitatis Oxonie super premissis vel eorum aliquo anno
domini 1375, secundum cur sum et computationem ecclesie
Anglicane, qualitercumque editis, non ligantibus quovismodo
tanquam inefficacibus atque nullis. Item statutum est quod
cum baccallarius juris canonici ante ejus inceptionem in jure
canonico singulis doctoribus regentibus in facultate decretorum
teneatur respondere requisitus a doctore decretorum qui tenetur
disputare ut sibi respondeat, si idem baccallarius totam formam
preter responsiones prius compleverit et dummodo alicui doctori
per annum immediate precedentem prius pro forma non
respondent ac dummodo per ires menses ante diem responsionis
fuerit requisitus et respondere recusaverit, nisi coram cancellario
ac doctore juris canonici vel civilis et altero procuratorum causam
rationabilem ab eis vel a duobus ipsorum approbatam allegaverit,
quod nec annus ille neque aliquis actus scolasticus ejusdem anni
infra universitatem Oxonie eodem anno sibi cedat pro forma. Et si
baccallarius quiscumque dicte facultatis pro responsione formali
in jure, canonico vel civili, pecuniam vel sibi equivalens ex pacto
receperit, eo ipso pene consimili se noverit subjacere, quibuscunque
ordinacionibus magistrorum regencium vel statutis regencium
et non regencium ejusdem universitatis super premissis vel eorum
aliquo anno domini 1375, secundum curium et computationem
ecclesie Anglicane qualitercunque editis non ligantibus quovis
modo tanquam inefficacibus atque nullis. Que quidem ordina-
cionem, diffinicionem et statuta nostra ad omnium quorum interest
vel intererit notitiam deducimus et deduci volumus per presentes,
precipientes ac vice et auctoritate quibus supra, sub pena predicta,
firmiter injungentes ea omnia et singula a cancellario et universitate
predictis perpetuis temporibus inviolabiliter observari. In quorum
omnium testimonium has litteras nostras seu presens publicum
instrumentum, per Johannem Prophet, clericum et notarium
publicum infrascriptum, scribi et publicari mandavimus, ac nos,
Londoniensis, Eliensis, Menevensis et Sarisbiriensis, episcopi
supradicti, sigillorum nostrorum appensionibus fecimus
communiri. Data et acta in ecclesia Sancti Pauli Londoniensis,
primo die mensis Julii, anno ab incarnatione Domini, secundum
cur sum et computationem ecclesie Anglicane, 1376, indictione
xiiij, pontificatus sanctissimi in Christo patris et domini nostri,
domini Gregorii divina providencia pape undecimi, anno sexto,
presentibus tunc ibidem venerabilibus et discretis viris Magistris
Edmundo de Stafford, canonico Lincolniensi, Johanne Codeford,
archidiacono Wiltesh[ire], Adam de Mottrum, baccallario in
decretis, et Gilberto Stone, Matheo Meyvot et Roberto Delfal,
publicis apostolica auctoritate notariis, ne[c]non Johanne Borton,
dicte universitatis bedello, et aliis in multitudine copiosa, testibus
rogatis specialiter ad premissa.
Et ego Johannes Prophet, clericus Menevensis diocesis, publicus
apostolica auctoritate notarius, premissis ordinacioni, statuto et
diffinicioni , ac omnibus aliis et singidis dum sic, ut in suprascripta
summa premittitur, agerentur et fierent sub anno, indictione,
pontificatu, mense, die et loco predictis, unacum prenominatis
testibus presens inter fui, eaque omnia et singula sic fieri vidi et
audivi, scripsi ac de mandato dictorum reverendorum patrum
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1376. Membrane 10 — cont.
precedentium in hanc publicam for mam redegi, meisque signo
et nomine consuetis signavi, rogatus in fidem et testimonium
premissorum. For J mark paid in hanaper.
July 18. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted on 28 February last to Peter Fauelore, going as he asserted
to Gerseye on the king's service in the company of Thomas de Beau-
champ, warden of that island ; as he has not gone but makes
continual stay in London, as appears by a certificate of the sheriffs.
July 3. Presentation of Thomas de Ullesby, parson of the church of St. Olave,
Westminster. Mogwell, in the diocese of London, to the church of St. Mary, Grymesby,
in the diocese of Lincoln ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's
clerk, Thomas de Middelton. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9.
July 12. Presentation of Roger de Welford, parson of the church of Charwelton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to a mediety of the church of Turveye, in
the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the priory of St. Neots being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Risceby.
July 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh de Segrave to be steward
Westminster, of all the lands and lordships in England, Wales, Cornwall and the
county of Chester, late of the king's first born son Edward, late prince
of Wales, which have come into the king's hand by the prince's death.
By K. on the information of the bishop of Winchester.
July 6. Commitment, during pleasure, to the king's yeoman, Walter Bray,
Westminster, of the office of the king's havener (haveneatoris) in the county of
Cornwall, with power to take the king's prises of wine in that county
and do all other things which pertain to the office, taking for his fee
6 marks out of the issues of the office. By K. on &c.
July 6. The like to him of the office of the pesage of tin in the said county,
Westminster, to discharge the office in person, and also the keeping of the king's gaol
at Lostwithiel ; taking the fees and profits pertaining to the offices.
By K. on &c.
July 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Skypwyth to be
Westminster, steward of the king's lordship of Haverford, taking in the office such
fees as he used to take while the lordship was in the hand of Edward,
late prince of Wales, and he was his steward there. By C.
Commission to him to be justice of North Wales, to hold pleas there
and do all other things pertaining to the office of justice, according
to law and the custom of those parts, taking for the office 40Z. yearly
by the hands of the chamberlain of the said parts. By C.
The like to him of the office of the justiceship of South Wales, taking
a like fee. By C.
July 12. Commission, during pleasure, to Thomas de Felton and John de la
Westminster. Pole to be justices of Chester as above, taking in the office the
accustomed fee. By C.
294
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Cudeworth, now yeoman
Westminster, of the household, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of the 60s.
yearly granted to him when he was one of the grooms of the office of
the household, by letters patent dated 28 August, 43 Edward III,
surrendered. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 8.
July 9. Grant to the king's serjeant, Thomas de Thorneton, the king's
Westminster, pavilioner, of the keeping of a messuage and 80 acres of land, meadow
and pasture in Orset, belonging to John Jott, which have come into the
king's hand because the said John is an idiot, as has been found by
examination made of his person in the Chancery by John Knyvet,
the chancellor, and others of the council, to hold for such time as the
premises remain in the king's hand ; provided always that he find
sustenance for the idiot, keep up the messuage in buildings, closes
and gardens, and the land without waste, and sustain the services
and other charges due. By p.s. [31022.]
July 12. Pardon to Ralph Ilberd of the king's suit for the death of John
Westminster. Wetywort of Morton ; as the king has learned by the record of Henry
Percehay and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of
Exeter, that he killed him in self-defence.
July 15. The like to Hugh de Dacre, 'chivaler,' for the death of Randolf de
Westminster. Dacre, his brother, and for all receivings and abettings in respect of
that death, of which he is indicted or appealed ; and of any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
And be it remembered that he has found security in the Chancery, as
appears by a schedule among the mainprises of the year.
July 10. Pardon, for \ mark paid to the king by Hugh Tracy, chaplain, to
Westminster, him for acquiring for life from Arnold Savage, ' chivaler,' now deceased,
101. of rent, and a robe or 40s. in lieu thereof, yearly out of the manor
of Tracy, co. Kent, held in chief, which is now in the king's hand
by the nonage of the heir of the said Arnold ; and licence for him to
retain the same.
Mandate to the escheator to pay him the rent and robe with what is
in arrear thereof from the time of the death of Arnold. Et erat patens.
July 17. Presentation of William de Aylesham to the church of Lantegles, in
Westminster, the diocese of Exeter.
Presentation of John Pic ton to the chapels of Kylvoer and Lan-
coleman, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of
his wardship of the land and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief.
July 12. Exemplification of a petition shewn before the king in his last
Westminster. Parliament at Westminster, and of the endorsement of the said petition,
as follows : —
(1) A nostre seigneur le roy et a son noble conseil supplient ses
humbles chapeleyns, deans et chapitres de esglises cathedrales
par voz tresnobles progenitours foundez et dowez de lour aunciens
possessions en pure et perpetuele almoigne que, come les chanoignes,
provenders de mesmes les esglises, apres ses residences duement
295
1376. Membrane 8 — cord.
faitz en ycelles, eient en garde par assignement et bail de deans
et chapitres mesmes les possessions appellez fermees de lour esglises,
a tenir solonc la forme des estatuz et custumes dycelles pour le
temps qils y demorrent chanoignes et provenders, la proprete et
le droit dicelles fermes toutdys demourant devers les deans et
chapitres susditz, par colour de quele assignement, tiels gardeins,
appellez fermers, quant Us lessont lour dites provendres ou soient
oustez en ascun manere, Us claymont tenir les dites fermes, par
conseil et informacion de lais gentz, come lour frank tenement,
sourmettantz as deans et chapitres susditz que sils soient oustes
des dites fermes Us porteront vers eux lassise de novel disseisine
come sils usent frank tenement en yceles, contre droit, reson et
les libertes de seinte eglise ; par quoi, plese a nostre seigneur le
roy et a son bon conseil en oevre de charite en ceste present
Parlement declarer et juger que tieux fermers neient ne unqes
navoient nul frank tenement en les dites fermes, sique les dites
esglises per tieles claymes ne soient desheritez mays que les statutz,
ordinances et aunciens custumes dycelles puissent estre gardez
al honour de Dieu et salvacion des libertes et droit des dites eglises.
(2) Endorsement. Avisez est per le roy, prelatz, seigneurs et
autres graunts, en cest present Parlement assemblez, que le frank
tenement demoert toutditz en les deans et chapitres et nennye en
le provender fermer mais come un del chapitre, et que lassise ne
gist mye entre eux en ce cas, mes quant as tieles fermes et toutes
choses que les touchent, soient les ordinances et custumes des
esglises sauvez et gardez en touz pointz.
July 15. Pardon to John Woderove of the order of the Friars Preachers,
Westminster, the king's confessor, of all debts and accounts which are or could
be required of him at the Exchequer by way of prest or otherwise,
and of the king's suit for all trespasses and misprisons, negligences
and ignorances whereof the punishment might be a fine, ransom
or other pecuniary penalty, or imprisonment. By p.s.
July 15. Pardon to Thomas Leycestre of Fissherton by Salesbury, indicted
Westminster, of having with others unknown come to Romeseye and there broken
the houses of the abbess of Romeseye in the abbey, which is of the
foundation of the king's progenitors, and abducted Joan late the wife
of Peter de Bruges, dwelling in the abbey, and carried away her goods,
to wit, rings and brooches of gold with precious stones, cloths of linen
and wool, and furs, of the king's suit for the things whereof he is
indicted, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
July 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent under the seal of
Westminster. Ireland, witnessed by William de Wyndesore, the king's lieutenant
in Ireland, at Dublin 20 March, 46 Edward III, committing for life
to John Porter the keeping of the manor of Dysart, co. Meath, in the
king's hand for certain causes, as Robert de Lenton, deceased, had
it of the king's commission ; rendering at the exchequer of Ireland
5 marks yearly, (which, as appears by inspection of the chancery rolls
of Ireland, Robert rendered), for which payment Stephen Flemmyng
of the county of Meath and William Spaldyng of the county of
Tipperary have become pledges and mainpernors.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
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1376. Membrane 8—cont.
July 11. Whereas the king by letters patent lately granted licence for the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Evesham to impark their wood of Lynholt in
the manor of Ambresleye, co. Worcester ; now, on the petition of the said
abbot and convent, who assert that the letters have been accidentally
lost without having been executed in any point, the king, because
they have released for ever the said licence to impark, as appears
by their letters patent under their common seal delivered into the
treasury, has granted licence for them to impark 300 acres of land
and water in their said manor adjoining the site of the manor.
By p.s.
And be it remembered that the letters of release were delivered, on Id July
in this year, to Robert de Sibthorp, one of the chamberlains of the Exchequer,
to be kept there in the treasury.
July 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard de Totesham of
Westminster. 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
July 1. Whereas by inquisition taken before John de Bekyngham, escheator
Westminster, in the county of Nottingham, it has been found that John de Sutton,
who died on Wednesday before Michaelmas in the forty-fourth year,
died seised in his demesne as of fee of a third part of the manor of
Averham in that county, held by knight service of the heir of John
Longvilers, then in the king's ward, as of the manor of Tuxford, held in
chief, and that he held a messuage and 10 marks of rent in Kirtlington,
a messuage in Northclyfton and 41. of rent in Northclyfton and Herdby
of John Pygot in socage, and two bovates of land in Ke worth of Roger
Belers, ' chivaler,' and that Reynold his son was his next heir and of
the age of twenty-one years and a half, and that the said heir was mar-
ried on Wednesday after St. Peter's Chains in the forty-seventh year ;
the king has granted to his serjeant, William Beyford, yeoman of
the chandlery of the household, in recompence of his labours and
charges for the recovery of the king's right in this, all the issues and
profits of the said lands and rents received by any persons whatsoever,
and also the value of the said marriage due to the king and recovered
by law before the king in the Chancery for the causes aforesaid.
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 7.
July 1. Licence, for 8 marks paid to the king by Robert de Marny, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for him to enfeoff Robert de Bourton, parson of the church of
Southwokyndon, and John Colyn, chaplain, of the manor of Kyngeseye,
co. Buckingham, held in chief ; and for them to grant the same to
him and Alice, his wife, and the heirs male of his body, with remainders
to Ingelram Brun, in tail male, to William son of William de Elmham,
knight (militis), in tail male, and to the right heirs of the said Robert.
July 3. Pardon to Ralph Smyth of Hethyngham Castel and Beatrice, his
Westminster, wife, of his outlawry and her waiver in the county of Essex for non-
appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer John Genytase
touching a plea of trespass ; they having now surrendered to the
Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
July 2. Commission to Robert de Assheton, the treasurer, and John de
Westminster. Ipre, steward of the king's household, to receive from Richard Lyons,
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1376. Membrane 7 — cont.
vintner of London, now a prisoner in the Tower of London, jewels left
in his keeping by the king's son, John, duke of Brittany, and deliver
them to the duchess of Brittany. French. [Feeder a, .]
By K. on the information of John, duke of Lancaster.
July 8. Grant for life to the king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, of a
Eltham. tenement in the lane of ' Kyrounlane ' in the parish of St. James by
Garlekhith, London, sometime of Richard Lyons and now in the king's
hand for certain causes ; on condition that he keep the buildings
and enclosures of the tenement in repair, do the services and support
the other charges incumbent on the same. By p.s.
July 9. Pardon to John Wacke of Northscarle, ' milner,' of Eycle, of the
Westminster, king's suit for the death of Thomas Franceys of Colyngham, killed
before 31 December in the forty-seventh year.
Renewed because sealed at another time by p.s.
July 12. Presentation of Robert Walsham, vicar of the church of Cranebrok,
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury, to the church of Sutton atte More by
Fleg, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the
nonage of the heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who
held in chief, now in his ward ; on an exchange of benefices with
William Hony.
July 11. Grant for life to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, of a tenement
Westminster, in the parish of Berkyng in London by ' Le Wollekey,' a new tenement
with shops and other appurtenances in the parish of St. Benet Fynk,
London, and tenements with gardens and other appurtenances at
' Lestuwes ' in Suthwerk on the shore of the Thames, all which were
late of Richard Lyons and are in the king's hand for certain causes ;
so that he keep the premises and the buildings and enclosures of the
same without waste, and do the services and support the other charges
incumbent on them. By p.s.
July 12. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by William de Thorpe,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' for Christina late the wife of William de Langele to grant
to him in fee the reversion of a moiety of the manor of Sauston, co.
Cambridge, held in chief, expectant on the demise of Henry Wardedieu ;
and for him, after receiving the attornment of Henry, to enter into the
moiety on the demise of Henry.
July 15. Pardon to Robert Mache of Briggeford of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Robert de Wadenowe ; as the king has learned by the record of
Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver
Notyngham gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon in the same terms to Richard Colynson of Stanley for the
death of John son of William de Stanley.
July 15. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman Henry, lord of
Westminster. Percy, to William de Foxholes, ' smyth,' of the king's suit for the
death of Robert de Rischerton, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
298
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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July 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas, bishop of Femes
Westminster, in Ireland, with the assent of the dean and chapter of the cathedral
church of Femes, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Tynterne,
in Ireland, of his diocese, of the advowson of the church of Kynneyth,
with 4 acres of land in Kynneyth annexed to the church, said to be
held in chief as parcel of the endowment and temporalities of the
said cathedral church and of the bishopric of Femes. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 6.
July 12. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's son, the late prince Edward, as follows : —
(1) Dated under his privy seal at London, 12 March, 27 Edward III,
granting to Sir John de Sully, for life, for his fee for his stay
with him in peace and in war, 401. yearly of the issues of the manor
of Bradenynche, co. Devon, by the hands of the reeve or receiver
of the manor ; and for greater security these letters are to be
enrolled on the court rolls of the manor.
(2) Dated as above, 1 October, 34 Edward III, granting to the
said John, his bachelor, for life, for good service at the battle
of Poyters, the 201. which the mayor and burgesses of Exeter
render yearly to the prince for the farm of their town.
(3) Dated under his seal at London, 1 November, 41 Edward III,
granting to the said John, ' chivaler,' for life, 2 tons yearly
of wine, (of Spain if possible), of his prise of wine of Cornwall
and Devon.
(4) Letters patent of the same Edward, prince of Aquitaine and
Wales, duke of Cornwall, earl of Chester, lord of Biscay and
Castro Urdiales, dated as above, the last day of February,
44 Edward III, granting to him, for life, beyond the above
grants, 20/. yearly out of the issues and profits of the herbage
of Dertemore, to be taken at Michaelmas by the hands of the
steward of the prince's lands in the county of Devon or other
warden of Dertmore chace. By p.s.
July 16. Grant for life to John de Ipre, steward of the household, of a tenement
Westminster, in the parish of the Holy Trinity, London, late of Richard Lyons,
which has come into the king's hand for certain causes. By p.s.
July 16. The like to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, of a tenement in
Westminster, the parish of St. Dunstan, London, late of the said Richard, which
has come into the king's hand for a certain cause. By p.s.
June 18. Grant to the good men of Muskham by Newerk of pontage for three
Westminster, years for the repair of the bridge of Haybrigge by Newerk and of the
causeways between that bridge and Newerk, which are in a dangerous
state. By C.
July 18. Whereas William Heron, knight, was bound to the king by divers
Westminster, letters obligatory with John de Stryvelyn, knight, in 500 marks,
with Roger de Wyderyngton in 500 marks, with Henry de la Vale in
550 marks, with Robert de Euer in 550 marks, with Bertram
Monboucher, knight, in 200 marks, with Thomas Surteys, knight,
in 200 marks, with Robert de Fenwyk in 200 marks, with William
de Tyndale, knight, in 200 marks, and with Robert de Umframvill,
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1376. Membrane 6 — cont.
knight, in 100 marks, to be paid at terms now past, and the king has
been satisfied at the Exchequer of 5001. of the said sums, which amount
to 2,000/. ; he has pardoned the said William and the others named
above the remaining 1,500?. By p.s.
July 18. Pardon, at the supplication of Thomas Banastre, ' chivaler,' to
Westminster. Richard son of Adam ' Hoggeson Dobbeson de Walton ' of the king's
suit for the death of Richard Laghmon of Walton, whereof he is indicted
or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
July 20. Whereas Edward II, by letters patent, granted to Thomas de
Westminster. Brotherton and the heirs of his body the earldom of Norfolk, with
reversion to the king ; and afterwards William de Ufford, earl of
Suffolk, and Joan his wife, daughter of Alice daughter and one of the
heirs of the said Thomas, who held the manors of Hollesle and
Donyngworth, co. Suffolk, parcel of the earldom and held in chief,
with other lands, as her pourparty of the inheritance, by deed enfeoffed
Roger de Wolf rest on and Henry Serjeant of the said manors (fees
and advowsons pertaining thereto excepted), and by fine acknowledged
them to be the right of Roger as those which he and Henry had of
their gift, and Roger and Hemy granted the same to the said earl and
to Edmund de Thorpe, ' chivaler,' Roger de Boys, ' chivaler,' Roger
de Welasham, ' chivaler,' Adam de Hautboys, clerk, John de Pyshale.
clerk, Ellis de Byntre, clerk, and Reynold de Eccles, and the heirs
of William the earl ; and whereas the said feoffees, by fine, granted
the manors (except as above) to Robert de Ufford, son of the said
earl William, and Eleanor daughter of Richard son of Richard late
earl of Arundel, in tail, with reversion to the grantors, and Robert
and Eleanor died without heir of their bodies, and William, the earl,
then entered into the manors, and, the said Adam being dead, the
remaining feoffees released to him all their estate in the manors, and
subsequently the earl enfeoffed the said Roger de Boys, Roger de
Pyshale, Reynold and Robert de Asshefeld of the premises, which
said Roger de Boys, John, Reynold, and Robert de Asshefeld have said
in the Chancery that they claim nothing neither will they or their heirs
claim anything in the manor by occasion of any grant made to them
or any other occasion, except that the earl may have the manors for
life, without the king's licence ; and for these trespasses the manors
have been taken into the king's hand ; the king, for 100 marks paid
by William, the earl, has pardoned these trespasses and granted that
the earl shall have the manors again for life, with remainder to the
king's kinswoman, Margaret Mareschall, countess of Norfolk, the
other daughter, and now sole heir of the said Thomas, (Joan having
died without heir of her body), in tail, according to the late king's
grant to the said Thomas, his brother, with reversion to the
king.
July 22. Grant to Roger Walker, in compensation for lands in Scotland
Westminster, which he has lost by occasion of the present truce between the king
and those of that land, of 10 marks yearly to be taken out of a moiety
of the town of Clifton in Tevidale during the truce, or until the king
order otherwise for his estate.
By K., on the information of John, duke of Lancaster.
300
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. MEMBRANE 5.
July 12. Presentation of Geoffrey Haddon, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Rede, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason
of the priory of Stoke by Clare being in his hand on account of the
war with France.
July 10. Whereas John Duk of Sandford lately intruded himself into a
Westminster, messuage and two virgates of land in Sandford after the death of
John Carter of Sandford, who held the same of the king in chief,
and Henry son of William le Mulward of Barton, kinsman and next
heir of the said John Carter, as is said, released to him all right and
claim in the premises, and the said John Duk immediately after the
death of John Carter married Margery late the wife of the said John,
the king's widow, without the king's licence, on account of which
trespasses the messuage and land have been taken into the king's
hand, as has been found by inquisition taken by Nicholas de Somerton,
escheator in the county of Oxford ; the king, for 1 mark paid by
John Duk, has pardoned the trespasses done in this, and has pardoned
Margery her trespass in marrying the said John without licence,
and granted that John shall have the messuage and land again, to
hold in fee ; saving homage and fealty and the relief due to the king.
July 12. Gift to the king's esquire, Geoffrey Chaucer, of 111. 4s. Qd. of the
Westminster, price of 7 J sacks, 3 stones, 6 pounds of wool forfeit to the king
because John Kent of London took the wool to Durdraght without
payment of custom or subsidy and without the king's licence.
By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
July 16. Grant for life to Geoffrey Priour, fisher, of a tenement in the parish
Westminster, of St. Sepulchre without Neugate in the suburb of London, held in
burgage, late of Robert de Langle, which the king has recovered as
his escheat because* Walter Nettles well and Joan, his wife, daughter
of the said Robert, who held the said tenement to them and the heirs
of the body of Joan by bequest of Robert, are dead without heir
of her body, and Robert has no heir surviving, as has been found
by inquisition taken before John Warde, mayor and escheator of
London. By p.s.
July 18. Appointment of Thomas Godelak, clerk, to take in the counties of
Westminster. Kent, Sussex and Surrey carpenters, sawyers and labourers, not.
being in the king's service elsewhere, for works which, by advice of
the council, he has ordained to be done for the munition of Calais,
to put them on the works at the king's wages, to take carriage for
timber and other necessaries for the works, to be paid for promptly
out of the king's money, to arrest all contrariants and rebels and
imprison them until they find security to serve the king, and to sell
the underwood and coppice (copagium) of a wood in the parish of
Bodyham bought from Adam Broscome for the king's use and answer
at the Exchequer for the moneys arising therefrom ; taking for his
wages I2d. a day. By bill of the treasurer.
July 18. Commitment, during pleasure, to Master Robert de Wykford,
Westminster, archbishop of Dublin, of the office of the chancellorship of the land of
Ireland. [Fcedera.] By K. & C.
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Mandate in pursuance to the prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, late chancellor.
July 20. Licence for Nicholas Starky of Preston to ship wheat in Ireland
Westminster, at divers times to the amount of 400 quarters in the port of Dublin
and Droghda and bring them into England where he pleases, to make
his profit thereof.
July 22. Licence for John de Kendale, clerk, to buy 400 quarters of wheat
Westminster, in Ireland, ship the same in any port of that land and bring them
to the parts of Kendale, co. Westmoreland, to make his profit thereof.
July 23. William Knyghtcote, citizen and mercer of London, staying in
Westminster. England, has letters nominating John White as his attorney in Ireland
for one year. W. de Burstall received the attorney.
May 20. On the petition of the prior and convent of the priory of monks of
Westminster. Thetford of the Cluniac order [Monasticon, vol. V, p. 153, No. 10],
the king, with the assent of the prelates, nobles and magnates assisting
him, as well as for a fine of 100/. paid by the prior, grants that they
and their successors shall be reputed to be denizens and not aliens,
and shall be quit of all seizures, impositions and aids laid upon aliens
in time of war, that they shall have free election of their prior, (but
none shall be prior unless he be English and born in England), and
that in time of war they shall render to the king the 1 mark which
in time of peace they ought to pay yearly to the house of Cluny ;
and if they are bound to anything beyond 1 mark to the said house
or any other religious house beyond the seas by the name of an apport,
they shall pay such apport to the king. By K. and the great C.
July 25. Nicholas Chapman of Bristol, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating William Sandhull and Walter atte Spence as his attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
Peter de Barton, clerk, received the attorneys.
July 23. Licence for the king's widow, Juliana, late the wife of John de
Leeds Castle. Garton, who held in chief, to marry Thomas de Bradeleye, esquire
of the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster.
By p.s.
July 25. Grant to Gilbert Aymeryk, merchant of Lucca, who has paid to
Westminster. Ingelram de Coucy, earl of Bedford, and the king's daughter Isabel,
his wife, 2,000 marks, part of a sum due to them by the king, as Robert
de Assheton, the treasurer, has certified by word of mouth, that he
shall take all the customs and subsidies of wools, hides and woolfells in
the port of London, by indentures with the collectors of such customs
and subsidies, until he have levied the said sum in full ; and for his
greater security one part of the cocket seal in the port, without which
no wools, hides or woolfells can pass, shall remain in his keeping until
he have levied the said sum, and no assignment of the said customs
and subsidies shall be made in the meantime.
By K. and the great C.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors.
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July 25. Presentation of Thomas Chaundos, prebendary of Wybaston in
Westminster, the king's free chapel of Wolverhampton, in the diocese of Coventry
and Lichfield, to the church of All Hallows the Great (ad Fenum),
London, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land and
heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief ; on an exchange of
benefices with Hugh de Cotyngham.
MEMBRANE 4.
July 26. Exemplification of letters patent under the seal then used, dated
Westminster. 12 November, 25 Edward III, exemplifying at the request of the
prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
a charter of Henry II in favour of the brothers of the Temple ; and
confirmation of the said charter. [Calendar, 1350-1354, p. 181.]
For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
July 8. Presentation of John Maresshal, parson of the church of Warefeld,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Arthureth, in the diocese
of Carlisle ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's clerk, John
de Bouland.
July 28. Pardon to Hugh de Norton of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Westminster. Flessheman of Norton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
July 30. Whereas David de Strabolgi, late earl of Atholl, granted to Aymer
Westminster, de Atholl, ' chivaler,' that the manor of Felton, held of the king in
chief, which Mary de Sane to Paulo, countess of Pembroke, holds for
life, should remain to him and his heirs, and Aymer granted the said
remainder to Arnold Pynkeny and Richard Tyteshall, clerks, Thomas
de Ingelby, vicar of the church of Bywell, and their heirs, who re-
granted the same to him and Mary, his wife, in tail male, with
remainders to Ralph de Euer and Isabel his wife, daughter of the said
Aymer, and the heirs male of her body begotten by Ralph, to the said
Isabel, in tail male, and to Robert del Isle and Mary, his wife, in tail
male, and remainders over as to one moiety of the manor to the heirs
of the bodies of the said Ralph and Isabel, and as to the other moiety
to the heirs of the bodies of the said Robert and Mary, his wife ; and
in default of heirs of the bodies of Ralph and Isabel their moiety was
to remain to the heirs of the body of Robert and Mary and vice versa,
and in default of heirs of either party the whole manor was to remain
to the right heir of Aymer, without the king's licence : the
king, for 20/. paid by Aymer, has pardoned these trespasses and granted
that he and Mary, his wife, may enter into the manor after the death
of the countess and hold the same with remainders as above.
Aug. 3. Presentation of William Beverach, vicar of the church of Wyllynghale
Westminster. Spaigne, in the diocese of London, to the vicarage of the church of
Istilworth, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the priory
of the church of St. Valery, Takkele, being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Rudde.
Aug. 5. Revocation of the late presentation of John Maresshalle to the
Westminster, church of Arthureth.
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Aug. 6. Grant that Alexander, bishop of Ossory, treasurer of Ireland, shall
Westminster, take by his own hands at the exchequer of Ireland the accustomed
wages and fees for six men at arms and twelve archers whom the king
has granted that he shall have of his retinue while he be in the office.
[Foedera. Ex originali.] By C.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Tyrell to be one of the
justices to hold pleas following the justiciary of Ireland. By K. & C.
[Feeder a.]
Aug. 8. The like of Richard Plunket to be one of the justices of the Common
Westminster. Bench of Ireland. By K. & C.
[Foedera.]
Aug. 6. Commitment, during pleasure, to James de Boys of the office of
Westminster, chamberlain of the exchequer of Ireland, taking in the office the
accustomed fees. By C.
[Foedera.]
Aug. 8. John Brien, prebendary of Lusk in the cathedral church of St.
Westminster. Patrick, Dublin, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Lowemyle and John Waydour as his attorneys in Ireland for two
years. W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
Aug. 6. Declaration of the king's intention in the matter of the power granted
Westminster, by letters patent to James Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of
Ireland, of admitting rebels into the king's peace. By K.
[Foedera. Ex originali.]
Aug. 8. Licence, during pleasure, for Nicholas Houth to ship in the port of
Westminster. Dublin and other ports in Ireland all kinds of corn, malt, fish and
other victuals, and bring the same to England to make his profit of
them.
The like for the following : —
Richard Plunket.
The mayor and citizens of Dublin.
Richard White of Ireland ; in all ports of Ireland.
John Talbot of Ireland ; in all ports of Ireland.
Aug. 5. Licence, for two years, for James Boys, parson of the church of
Westminster. Cragfergus in Ireland, to ship in the ports of Droghda and Dublin
60 weys (wagas) of wheat, oats and other corn, as above.
Aug. 8. Grant for life to the king's clerk, Thomas de Stanlay, of the warden-
Havering-atte- ship of the hospital of St Nicholas, York. By K.
Bower. Mandate to the sheriff of York to induct him.
MEMBRANE 3.
July 20. Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard Wiltshire, esquire
Westminster, of the king's late son, the prince, of 201. yearly at the Exchequer
beyond the 20Z. yearly which the prince granted to him. By p.s.
Vacated.
Afterwards, on 11 November in this year, the king by letters patent
committed to the said Richard the keeping of two parts of the lands in
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the lordship of Hareford in Wales late of John de la Roche, 1 chivaler,1
deceased, who held in chief, as of the value of 111. Is, \\d., in part
satisfaction of the within-written 20/. yearly, as appears on the Patent
Roll.
Schedule.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent, dated
25 February, 2 Richard II, of the keeping of the said two parts of the
lordship of Haverford in Wales late of John de la Roche, knight, {whose
heir is under age) extended as of the above value, and of the remaining
52s. lOJd. to be taken at the Exchequer.
Membrane 3— (cont.).
July 26. William Seint Johan, clerk, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Richard Walssh and Hugh Possewyk as his attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
William de Burstall received the attorneys.
July 24. Commitment to James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, of the office
Westminster, of the king's justiciary of Ireland, and also the land of Ireland with its
castles and other appurtenances, to keep during pleasure, taking in
the office 500/. yearly at the exchequer of Ireland, for which he shall
keep the office and land and shall be the twentieth of men at arms
with the like number of barded horses. By K. and the great C.
[Fcedera.]
Writ de intendendo for him.
Mandate to William de Wyndesore, late governor and guardian of
the said land, to deliver to him the office and land.
July 26. Nicholas Thoumbe, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. William Godeman and John Bermyngeham of Trym as his attorneys
in Ireland for two years.
Hugh de Gaudeby received the attorneys with the
licence of William de Burstall.
Licence for John Whit of Dublin to ship at divers times in the port
of Dublin and Droghda wheat to the amount of 400 quarters, and
bring it into England where he will to make his profit thereof.
July 28. Presentation of John de Waltham to the church of Lanteglos, in
Westminster, the diocese of Exeter.
Aug. 1. Grant for life to John Wodecok, chaplain, of the wardenship of
Westminster, the hospital of the Holy Trinity, Dunwich.
Mandate to the king's bailiffs of Dunwich to induct him.
July 28. Pardon to Robert atte Forde of London, — indicted of having taken
Westminster, from Geoffrey Taillour of Chelmesford, William Webbe and William
Hosiere, three packs of woollen cloth, wrorth 100 marks, at Illeford,
on Tuesday after Midsummer in the forty-ninth year, — of the king's
suit for the felony, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
July 30. Pardon to John Deyere of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Westminster. Wolde, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry ; as the king is informed that he killed him in self-defence.
By p.s.
*
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1376. Membrane 3 — cont.
Aug. 1. Presentation of Henry Bradley, parson of the church of Ridwar
Westminster. Hampstal, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the vicarage of
the church of Merston by Tutbury, in the same diocese, in the king's
gift by reason of the alien priory of Tutbury being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Thomas Burway.
Aug. 2. Licence, during pleasure, for the mayor and burgesses of Drughda
Westminster, on the side of Uriel in Ireland to ship in their port and other ports there
wheat, oats, flesh, fish and other victuals, and take the same to England
and other parts of the king's friendship to make their profit thereof.
Aug. 4. Pardon, for J mark paid to the king by John Edmond of Dunstiwe,
Westminster, to him for acquiring in fee from John Davy a messuage and 6 acres
of land in Dunstiwe, held of the king in chief in socage, and entering
therein without licence ; and restitution of the same to him.
Pardon as above to John Say of Yelbury for acquiring in fee from
the same John 4 acres of meadow in Dunstiwe, in the field called
' Le Westfeld,' held in chief in socage.
The like to John Brackele of Dunstiwe for acquiring in fee from
Robert de Farnyngho 5 acres of land in Dunstiwe, held in chief in
socage.
Aug. 4. Grant to John de Beauchamp, one of the knights of the king's
Rayleigh. chamber, of the wardship of the lands late of John de Poyntz, 1 chivaler/
who held in chief, with the marriage of the heir without disparage-
ment, and so from heir to heir ; so that he find sustenance for the
heir during his nonage, keep the lands without waste and do and sustain
the services and other charges incumbent on them. By p.s.
Presentation of Master Adam de Fenrother, warden of the free
chapel of St. Edmund, bishop (sic) and confessor, Gatesheved, in the
diocese of Durham, to the church of All Hallows the Great (ad Fenum),
London, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and
heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, being in his hand ;
on an exchange of benefices with Hugh le Cotyngham.
Aug. 6. Power to James Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of Ireland,
Westminster, of admitting into the king's fealty and peace English and Irish rebels,
making for them pardon of the king's suit, general and special, for
all homicides, robberies, felonies, seditions, larcenies, adhesions and
rebellions in that land, and granting to them his peace, by letters
patent under the seal of Ireland ; also of receiving fines and ransoms
from those who will make such, for the king's use, of surveying the
bearing of all ministers there and removing the inefficient (the chan-
cellor, the treasurer, and other ministers and officers appointed by
the king's letters under the great seal there only excepted) by counsel
and assent of the chancellor and the treasurer and others of the better
and more discreet of the council there, and appointing others in their
stead, of doing justice according to law and ordering all other things
necessary for the good rule and safeguard of the land and people there
and the recovery of the king's rights. The king has commanded
the chancellor of Ireland to cause such letters and charters of pardon
to be made in due form at the signification of the justiciary.
By K. & C.
Wt. 18915, E 20
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Aug. 6. Grant for life to William Wemme, for good service done and to be
Westminster, done in Ireland, of the office of the chief serjeanty of Meath in Ire-
land. By K. on the information of Robert de Assheton, treasurer
of England.
Membrane 2.
July 22. Grant to John Kerre, in recompence of 20 marks yearly in Scotland
Westminster, which he has lost by occasion of the present truce with those of Scotland,
of the keeping of the manor of Nesebit in Tevidale during the nonage of
the heir of John, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief ; so that
he keep it without waste and do and sustain the services and charges
incumbent thereon.
By K., on the information of John, duke of Lancaster.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Deuyas, whom the
Westminster, king has made one of the yeomen of his household, of 100s. yearly
at the Exchequer. By p.s.
July 24. Exemplification, at the request of Robert Hales, prior of the Hospital
Westminster, of St. John of Jerusalem in England, of letters patent dated 12 Novem-
ber, 25 Edward III. [See first entry on Membrane 4.]
Whereas the king's kinsman Edward le Despenser in his lifetime
granted in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Nuttele, who hold
the parish church of Caveresham appropriated, a house or messuage
in Caveresham by the name of the chapel of St. Anne of Caveresham,
situated on the bridge, and they entered into the same, without the
king's licence, whereby the same has been taken into the king's hand
as forfeit by virtue of the statute of mortmain ; the king has
pardoned the trespass and forfeiture and given back to the abbot
and convent the said house or messuage to hold to them and their
successors. By p.s.
Aug. 6. Mandate to the chancellor of Ireland to cause letters patent and
Westminster, charters under the seal of Ireland to be made at the signification of
James Botiller, earl of Ormond, the justiciary, for such as the earl,
pursuant to the power given him by the king, shall admit into the
king's peace and pardon. By K. & C.
Aug. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Henry- [II] in
Westminster, these words : —
Henricus Dei gracia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et
Aquitannorum et comes Andegavorum, justiciis et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis Hibernie, salutem. Seiatis quod
abbatia de Mellefuns et monachi in ea Deo servientes et omnes
res et possessiones sue sunt in manu et custodia et proteccione
mea ; et ideo precipio vobis quod eandem abbatiam tanquam
meam dominicam domum et monachos et omnes terras et res et
possessiones suas sicut res meas proprias custodiatis et manu-
teneatis ne quis eis in aliquo injuriam vel molestiam faciat aut
gravamen. Si quis autem eis de cetero in aliquo forisfecerit
plenariam eis sine dilacione justiciam faciatis fieri. Teste B.
Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, apud Lotegar[eshale].
For J mark paid in the hanaper,
July 26.
Westminster.
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Aug. 11. Presentation of Robert Asshenden to the church of Wyppyngham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester. By bill of signet.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to Alexander de Barton, whom
Westminster, the king has made one of the yeomen of his household, of 100$.
yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Aug. 14. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted on 28 February for Robert Whyte, going to Gernesey on the
king's service in the company of Thomas de Beauchamp, keeper of
the islands of Gernesey, Serk and Aurney ; because he has not yet
gone but tarries in London, as the sheriffs have certified.
Aug. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's son
Westminster. Edward, late prince of Wales and earl of Chester, made under his
seal of Chester, as follows : —
(1) Dated at Chester, 18 July, 47 Edward III, granting for life
to his esquire, Richard de Hampton, 20 marks yearly to be
taken by the hands of his chamberlain of Chester out of the
issues and profits of the town of Middlewich.
(2) Dated at Chester, 7 April, 39 Edward III, inspecting and
confirming, at the request of his knight, John Chaundos, who
holds of his grant the manor of Drakelowe for life, letters patent
(in French) of the latter, dated 15 January, 1362-3, granting
to his squire, Richard de Hampton, in remembrance of good
service done to him in time past and his pains and labours in
his company, and for good service to be done, 20/. of rent to be
taken for the life of the grantor out of the rents and issues of
the said manor ; and granting further that if John predecease
the said Richard, the latter shall have the said rent of 20/.
for life. By p.s.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Fauconer, whom the
Westminster, king has made one of the yeomen of his household, of 100s. yearly
at the Exchequer. By p.s.
The like to Henry de Craunford. By the same writ.
1375.
Dec. 1. Grant to Edmund de Tettesworth, king's serjeant-at-arms, of wages
King's Langley.of \2d. a day at the Exchequer, and a robe with fur, yearly. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Roll of the forty -ninth year.
1376.
Aug. 16. Commission, during pleasure, to William Giles and John Pafford
Westminster, to coin the tin found in the stannary in the county of Devon, which
stannary has now come into the king's hands by the death of his son
Edward, prince of Wales, in the places deputed for this ; saving to
the king the customs and moneys due of such coinage.
Aug. 18. Grant to the king's clerk, William Hennay, clerk of the king's works
Westminster, of the manor of Haveryng, of such wages daily and in such manner
as other clerks of such works take. By p.s.
Membrane l.
Aug. 12. Admission of Geoffrey de Carreu as guardian of Thomas de Carreu,
Westminster, son and heir of Leonard de Carreu, knight, a minor who stays in
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England, to sue and defend pleas and quarrels for or against the said
Thomas in Ireland, for two years.
Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the king's privy seal,
admitted the guardian with the chancellor's licence.
Aug. 10. Grant to the king's kinsman Philip de Courteneye of the keeping oi
Westminster, the forest of Dertmore with the herbage there, late of the king's son
the prince and now in the king's hand by his son's death, with the
fees and profits pertaining to the keeping ; to hold for such time
as these shall be in the king's hand without anything to be rendered
to the king ; provided always that he make prompt payment to
John de Sully, ' chivaler,' of the yearly sum granted to him for life
by the prince out of the profit of the said herbage. By p.s.
Aug. 13. Grant, during pleasure, to William Roberd of the office of king's
Westminster, plumber, taking in the office such wages and in such manner as Robert
Horewod, late king's plumber, took in his lifetime. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Whereas the king's son, the late prince, by letters patent granted
Westminster, to Bernard Zedeletz, ' chivaler,' for life, 100 marks yearly out of his
chamber at Michaelmas ; the king, in consideration of such grant
being no longer effective by occasion of his son's death, has granted
him for life 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Aug. 14. Hugh Careles, clerk, going beyond seas by the king's licence, has
Westminster, letters nominating Richard Hampton and Thomas Whyte as his
attorneys in England for one year.
Geoffrey Martyn received the attorneys with the licence
of William de Burstall, clerk.
Aug. 12. Grant for life to Robert de Assheton of the king's manor of Berton
Westminster. Bristol, rendering at farm for the same 110/. yearty, out of which he
shall take the 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer granted to him for
life at another time by other letters patent. If the manor be at any
time put out of his hands he shall take the said 100 marks yearly at
the Exchequer again while the manor be so out of his hands.
By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, on the ground that on 5 October in this
year the king granted him the manor for life without rendering anything^
Aug. 12. In consideration of the destruction and damage inflicted on the
Westminster, prior and convent of the house of the order of the Preachers, Oxford,
by the king's river or water of Thames running on the south side of
their habitation, the king, in order that they may be the better able
to preserve their habitation against the said water, has granted to
them 20ft. in breadth of the said river from any part along their soil
which the river touches, to be measured towards the thread of the
stream, to hold in mortmain for the enlargement and defence of their
habitation. By p.s.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Wymere, whom the
Westminster, king has made one of the yeomen of his household, of 100s. yearly
at the Exchequer. By p.s.
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Aug. 12. To the justiciary of Ireland and the chancellor and the treasurer
Westminster, there, as well as to all sheriffs, mayors, customers, keepers of ports
and others of that land. The king has heard by the public complaining
of his people of the said land that certain ordinances have been made
by some of those addressed to hinder the carrying of corn, malt, fish
and other victuals from that land to England, which, if permitted,
would fall out not only to the common damage of the people but also
to the contempt of the king and the prejudice of his lordship. He
therefore commands them to permit all his lieges, English and Irish,
to freely buy all manner of corn, malt, fish and other victuals in Ireland
and bring the same to England at their will, paying always the customs,
subsidies and other moneys due, notwithstanding the said ordinances
to the contrary, which are revoked by these presents, and henceforth
not to presume to make any ordinances contrary to the premises.
Aug. 16. Presentation of William de Stowe to the church of Ernysby, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
Aug. 17. Grant to the king's clerk, Ralph de Kestevene, of the prebend late
Havering-atte- of Thomas West, deceased, in the king's free chapel of St. Stephen
Bower. jn Westminster palace. By p.s.
Mandate to the dean and college to admit him.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Lorchon, whom the
Westminster, king has made one of the yeomen of his household, of 100s. yearly at
the Exchequer. By p.s.
Aug. 18. Grant to James Boys of the prebend of Effyn in the cathedral church
Westminster, of Limerick, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land
and heir of John de Rupe Forti, knight, who held in chief.
By K. on the information of Roger de Beauchamp, the
king's chamberlain.
Mandate in pursuance to P. bishop of Limerick.
By the same warrant.
The like to the dean and chapter. By the same warrant.
Aug. 12. Pardon, for three years, to the mayor, citizens and commonalty of
Westminster. Cork in Ireland, of the farm of 86 marks which they are bound to render
yearly to the king for their city and a hamlet without the walls thereof,
called ' La Fayth.' [Feeder a.}
By K. & C. on the information of the treasurer and
chamberlains.
Aug. 12. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Bardolf, of the wardship of the
Westminster, lands late of Edmund de Frythby, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, with
the marriage of his daughters and heirs ; on condition that he find
fit sustenance for the heirs, keep the lands without waste and do and
sustain the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands.
By p.s.
Aug. 17. Pardon to John Mock of Orsete of the king's suit for the death of
Havering-atte- Adam Broun of Great Warle, co. Essex, whereof he is indicted or
Bower. appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
310
1376. Membrane 1 — cont.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to Roger de Wight, whom the
Westminster, king has made a yeoman of his household, of 100s. yearly at the
Exchequer, in lieu of 60s. yearly granted to him, when yeoman of
the buttery, by letters patent dated 18 August, 43 Edward III,
surrendered. By p.s.
Membrane 43c/.
Jan. 30. Commission to Thomas Tewe of Welton, John Blaunche, William
Westminster, de Barton and Roger Skyret to survey a bridge called ' Eresford
Brigge ' on the confines of the counties of Buckingham and
Northampton, passage over which is reported to be now impossible
by the default of those who are bound to keep it in repair ; and
to find by the oath of good men of both counties by whose default
the bridge is now broken down and who are bound to repair it.
Feb. 8. Commission to Henry Percehay, Walter de Clopton, Michael Skillyng
Westminster, and William Canynges, m&yo? of Bristol, to enquire by oath of good
men of the counties of Bristol and Gloucester touching the hospital
of St. Laurence by Bristol of the foundation of the king's progenitors
and his patronage, which, as he is given to understand, is now by
misrule of wardens and presidents of the same, and by alienations of
its lands and possessions, and numberless grants of corrodies,
pensions and rents made by them, and the withdrawal of its goods
and things, so fallen that the lands and possessions remaining to it
are insufficient for the maintenance of the warden, brothers and sisters
of the hospital and of the lepers and other infirm persons established
therein of ancient time, whereby divine worship is diminished
there and other works of piety ordained by the king and his progenitors
are withdrawn.
Feb. 15. Association of Edmund de Clyppesby in the commission of the peace
Westminster, and of oyer and terminer in the county of Norfolk to William de Ufford,
earl of Suffolk, and his fellows.
The like of Nicholas de Massyngham and William Hastyng of
Aylesham in the same commission.
Feb. 23. The like of John Penros and Walter Botyler with Stephen de
Westminster. Cosyngton and his fellows, keepers of the peace in the county of
Cornwall.
March 10. The like of Adam de Bury with William Latymer and his fellows,
Westminster, keepers of the peace in the county of Kent.
May 12. The like of Henry de Gray of Shirland and Richard Vernoune with
Westminster. John, king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster, and his fellows,
keepers of the peace in the county of Derby, in the room of Henry
de Brayllesford and Robert de Twyford.
Dec. 6. The like of Nicholas Hatteclyf and William Candelesby of Waltham
Westminster, with the said king and his fellows, keepers of the peace in the parts
of Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln, in the room of Thomas de Wythornwyk,
now deceased.
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Dec. 15. The like of Aymer de Licchefeld with Hugh, earl of Stafford, and
Westminster, his fellows, keepers of the peace in the county of Stafford.
Membrane 42d.
Jan. 26. Commission to Hugh de Wrottesley, John de Verdon, John de
Westminster. Davenport, John de Wolaston and John de Grendon, to make
inquisition in the county of Salop touching the evildoers who broke
the house of Roger de Ronton, parson of the church of Donyton, at
Donyton, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants.
Feb. 3. Commission to Nicholas de Stafford, Robert Burgelun, William
Westminster. Walshale, escheator in the county of Salop, and Richard Bromle,
clerk, to make inquisition in that county touching an information
that wastes, sales and destructions of lands, houses, woods and gardens
of the manor of Blakemere, now in the king's hand by reason of his
wardship of the heir of John le Straunge, who held in chief, have been
committed since the death of the said John.
Feb. 7. Association of Laurence Hauberk with John, king of Castile and
Westminster. Leon and duke of Lancaster, and his fellows, keepers of the peace and
justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Leicester.
Feb. 10. Commission to William de Rysby, Hugh Pykard, John Malynes,
Westminster. Adam Edmond and Hugh de Bollesdon, to make inquisitions in the
counties of Bedford and Buckingham touching divers wastes and
removals of men in the lands late of John Dakeney, ' chivaler,' who
held in chief, now in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the
heir of the said John and in the keeping of Geoffrey de Styuecle of
the king's grant, alleged to have been committed by the executors
of the will of the same John and others since his death.
Feb. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to John, king of Castile and Leon
Westminster, and duke of Lancaster, Henry de Percy, Roger de Clifford, Ralph
baron of Greystok, Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp, Gilbert
de Culwen and Thomas Molineux, touching all persons concerned in
the death of Randolf de Dacre at Halton, co. Lancaster.
Feb. 15. Commission to Oliver de Calthorp, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
Westminster. Reynold de Eccles, John Bataile, sheriff of Essex, Roger de Wolfreton,
Robert Kaile and William Hastynges, to make inquisitions in those
counties touching a complaint by George de Felbrigg and William
Elys, to whom the king by letters patent lately committed at farm
for a time the subsidy of cloths and the petty customs in some places
in those counties, that divers merchants have brought very many
cloths and other merchandise to certain privy places in the counties
by land and water and sold the same to divers persons, and have taken
like merchandise from the same places without the realm, without
payment of the subsidy and custom, and have by force prevented them
and their ministers and deputies from collecting the subsidy and
custom from others and have threatened them many times for collecting
the same.
Membrane 4 Id.
Jan. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Thorpe, Roger
Westminster, de Kirketon, William de Skipwyth, Frederick de Tylneye and William
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1376. Membrane 41d — cont.
de Spaygne, on complaint by John Dymmok, ' chivaler,' escheator
in the county of Lincoln, that, whereas he, according to his office,
would have taken an inquisition for the king's profit at Boston, Philip
Gernon, Richard Botiller, Richard de Hekyngton, John de Sibbeseye,
Roger Shetekost, William de Gausehill, Thomas Drop, John Sleigth,
Walter ' Jonesservant Sleigth,' John Bullok, Robert Broun, Roger
Sadeler, Walter Walker, Richard ' Wauterservant Walker,' Richard
Walker, John Bakster, Walter ' Jones servant Bakster,' William
' Jones servant Bakster,' William de Kynardby, John son of Andrew
Bolle, and others, assaulted and would have killed him, threatened
him in life and limb and prevented him from taking such inquisi-
tion or exercising his office. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 5. Commission to Thomas Ughtred, Thomas de Metham, John Dayvyll
Westminster, and Walter Rudestan to make inquisition in the county of York touch-
ing all felonies, trespasses, extortions, oppressions, falsities, deceptions
and other grievances perpetrated against the king and his people in
Houdenshire.
Feb. 9. Commission to Nicholas, abbot of Shrewsbury, Nicholas Burnell,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Richard Peshale, ' chivaler,' David Hannemere, Robert
de Melton, clerk, William Walshale, escheator in the county of
Salop, and Philip Laweley, canon of the church of St. Chad,
Shrewsbury, to make a visitation of the hospital of St. John the
Baptist, Shrewsbury, of the foundation of the king's progenitors
and of his patronage, which is reported to be in a very dilapidated
state ; and to find by inquisition by oath of good men of Shrews-
bury and the parts adjacent by whom its lands, rents and possessions
are wasted, alienated and eloigned, correct all defects which they
find therein, punish delinquents, and do all things pertaining to the
visitation of the hospital, the removal of the master or warden
only excepted.
Feb. 10. Commission to William Palyngham and William Palfreyman,
Westminster, reciting that, — whereas for urgent causes concerning the state and
governance of the realm it has been ordained, with the assent of the
council, that none shall cross the sea without the realm without the
king's special licence, and that in the case of all persons crossing from
the realm diligent scrutiny shall be made that they take not with them
gold or silver, jewels or letters of exchange, and that any bearer of such
shall be sent before the king and council, (known merchants crossing
in the exercise of their merchandise only excepted, who shall
find security before bailiffs or keepers of the ports where they cross
that they will use the money and letters which they take with them
solely on their merchandise, on pain of forfeiture by the sender and
imprisonment of the bearer), and that in all ports of the king's realm
and power within seas and beyond there shall be diligent scrutiny
that none coming from the court of Rome or other parts beyond seas
bring within the realm letters patent, bulls, instruments, processes or
other things prejudicial to the king or his subjects, and that none
going with the king's licence to the court of Rome or other foreign parts
pass in any port until he have found security before the king
in the Chancery not to attempt anything to the prejudice of the king
or people, which ordinance has been proclaimed throughout the realm,
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1376. Membrane 4Ad — cont.
— the king has appointed them to make such scrutiny in the town
and port of Kyngeston and the adjacent arms of the sea and other
waters and shores.
The like to the following : —
John Peek of Cicestre and William Cohere of Seford, in all ports
of the county of Sussex.
John Parys of Salflethaven and John Frost of Barton on Humbre,
in all ports in the parts of Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln.
Humphrey Passour, William Trerys of Plymmuth and Thomas
Taillour of Dertmuth, in Dertmuth, Plymmuth and all other
towns and ports in the county of Devon.
John Dyere of Feversham, John Westclyf of Sandwych, John
Seford of Romeney and Walter Elys of Dover, in all towns
and ports in the county of Kent.
Richard Stevenson of Boston and William Groosse of Wrangle,
in all towns and ports in the parts of Holande, co. Lincoln.
Richard Neuton of Boston and John Harsyk of Boston, in the
town and port of Boston and in all ports, arms of the sea and
other waters on the coast as far as Grymesby, and there.
Membrane 40d.
Jan. 30. Commission of the peace, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester,
Westminster. Northampton and Westminster, to William de Wychyngham, Thomas
de Ingelby, Hugh de Segrave, John de Catesby, John de Toft, Simon
Lycchefeld, John Percy and John de Herdewyk, in the town of
Co ventre. They are also to hear and determine all felonies, trespasses,
forestalleries and regrateries in the said town, abuses of measures
and weights, and offences against the ordinances and statutes of
labourers, as well as indictments made before the said Simon and
his fellows, late keepers of the peace and justices, which are not yet
determined.
The like to the following, so that one of the justices of assizes be
one to determine felonies &c. : —
May 15. Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, John de Buttetourte,
Westminster. John de Bello Campo, Walter Perle, David Hanemere, Henry
de Arderne, John atte Wode, Henry de Bruyn and Robert
Burgiloun, in the county of Worcester.
May 25. Guy de Briene, William Cogan, William Bonevill, John de Bello
Westminster. Campo, John de la Mare, Thomas Bokelond, Henry Percehay,
Walter de Clopton, Thomas Lyons, John de Pederton and
Matthew Michel, in the county of Somerset.
June 9. Michael de la Pole, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, the
Westminster. mayor of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, Walter Frost, Peter de
Grymesby, Robert de Selby and Robert Sturmy, in the same
town.
July 4. Ralph Carmynou, William Brun, John Hamely, Henry Percehay,
Westminster. Walter de Clopton, Robert Tresylian, John Penros, Ralph
Trenewyth and John Trevarthian, in the county of Cornwall.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
Aug. 3.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
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1376. Membrane 40d — cont.
July 10. Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, John de Buttetourte,
Westminster. John de Clynton, Thomas de Ingelby, Henry de Ardern, William
de Burgh, Simon Pakman and Robert Burgelon, in the county
of Warwick.
Aug. 20.
Westminster.
Aug. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Thomas Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, John
Auncell, John de Midilton, John de Lokton and Thomas de
Beverle, within the liberty of St. John, Beverley.
Thomas of Wodestok, constable of England, Robert Bealknap,
Henry Asty, Thomas de Maundevill, William de Wauton,
Richard de Sutton, John de Mounteney, Geoffrey de Dersham
and Robert Rikedon, in the county of Essex.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, John de Cavendissh, John de
Breus, John de Sutton, Robert Corbet, John de Shardelowe,
John Holt, Robert de Kedyton and John de Rokewode, in
the county of Suffolk.
Richard, earl of Arundel, Robert Bealknap, Edward de Sancto
Johanne, John Seintclere, Henry Asty, Roger Dalyngrugg,
Nicholas Wilcombe, William Batillesford and John Weyvill,
in the county of Sussex.
Oct. 20. Richard, earl of Arundel, Nicholas Carreu, Robert Bealknap,
Westminster. Henry Asty, Thomas de Illeston, William Neudegate, Robert
Loxle and John Olyver, in the county of Surrey.
Membrane 39d.
Oct. 20. Roger de Scales, John de Cavendissh, John de Collevill, John
Westminster. Holt, Thomas Haselden, William Castelacre, William Bateman
and Thomas Sewale, in the county of Cambridge.
Oct. 30. John, king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster, Thomas de
Westminster. Ingelby, Henry de Braillesford, Robert de Twyford, Alvered
Sulny, Oliver de Barton, William de Burgh, John de la Pole
and Robert Martell, in the county of Derby.
Nov. 6. The said king, Roger de Clifford, Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, James de Pykeryng, John Sayvill,
William de Mirfelde, Robert de Plesyngton, William de Gair-
grave, John de Preston, Robert Passelowe, William de Horton
and John del Bank, in the West Riding, co. York.
Nov. 6. Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Robert de Swylyngton,
Westminster. William de Nesfeld, Thomas Elys, John de Dronsfeld, William
Baillay, Richard Barnard, Richard de Tounlay and Hugh de
Wombewell, within the liberties of the king's son, John, king of
Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster, of Pounfrayt, Thikhull,
the soke of Snayth, Knaresburgh and Pekeryng, and his lord-
ships of Staynclif and Boweland, co. York.
Vacated because otherwise below.
50 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1370. Membrane 39d — cont.
Nov. 10. Hugh, earl of Stafford, Peter de Veel, Walter Perlee, David
Westminster. Hanmere, John Sergeant, Robert Cole and John Ganyer of
Lydeneye, in the county of Gloucester.
Nov. 15. Thomas de Ingelby, Hugh de Segrave, William de Burgh, John
Westminster. de Catesby, John de Tofte, Simon Lychefeld, John Percy and
John de Herdewyk, in the town of Co ventre.
Nov. 8. Commission to Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Robert de
Westminster. Swylyngton, William Nesfeld, Thomas Elys, John de Dronsfeld,
William Baillay, Richard Bernard, Richard de Tounlay and Hugh de
Wombewell, to keep the peace pursuant to the said statutes within
the liberties of the king's son, John, king of Castile &c, of Pounfrayt,
Thikhull, the soke of Snayth, Knaresburgh and Pekeryng, and his
lordships of Staynclyf and Boweland, co. York, as in the first patent
above.
Membrane 3Sd.
Feb. 20. Commission to Oliver de Calthorp, sheriff of Norfolk, Ralph de
Westminster. Poleye, ' chivaler,' John de Holkeham, William Hastyng and William
de Thurton, to make inquisition in the said county touching an
information that Robert de Caston, who held by knight service of
William Bardolf of Wirmegeye, late within age and in the king's ward,
as of the honour of Wyrmegeye, held on the day of his death more
land the keeping of which ought to pertain to the king by reason
of the nonage of his heirs than is contained in the inquisition taken
after his death, and to find what land has been concealed in this way.
Membrane Sid.
Feb. 1. Commission to John de Wauton and Thomas Sewale, escheator in
Westminster, the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, to make inquisition in
the said counties touching lands, rents, knights' fees and advowsons
of churches, held of the king in chief, which have been alienated to
any persons without the king's licence, or alienated in mortmain
contrary to the statute.
Feb. 4. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Thomas Garwynton, William
Westminster. Makenhad, Stephen Bettynham, Richard Sandre and Nicholas Potyn,
in the marsh of Harnhull between Whitstaple and Faversham, co.
Kent.
Feb. 12. Commission to Edmund Fauconer, Simon Kegworth, John Quyneld,
Westminster. William Brok and John Welde, escheator in the county of Hertford,
to find by inquisition in the counties of Hertford and Essex what lands,
knights' fees and advowsons of churches Simon son of Imbert and
Henry Merk held of the king in chief, in demesne as well as in service,
on the days on which they died, and what they held of others, at what
time they died, who are their next heirs and who have held the lands
since their death and taken the issues, and by what title.
Feb. 15. Commission to Oliver de Calthorp, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
Westminster. Reynold de Eccles, Edmund de Gournay, Roger de Wolfreton, Robert
Kaile and William Hastynge, to find by inquisition in those counties
the names of the merchants and their abettors who, after that the
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king had committed at farm for a time to Richard Lyons the subsidy
of 6d. of the pound and 2s. of the ton on all wine and wares brought
into England, have imported wines and wares in those counties and
sold the same to divers persons, and exported such in like manner,
without payment of the subsidy, and have by force prevented him
and his deputies from collecting the subsidy.
Membrane 36d.
Feb. 15. Commission to William de Aton, John Bygot, John Stryvelyn,
Westminster. Gerard de Lounde, Thomas Thurkild, John Brakenholm, John Day veil
and Walter de Rudestan, to make inquisition in the county of York
touching all felonies, trespasses, extortions, oppressions, falsities,
deceptions and other grievances perpetrated against the king and his
people at Houdenshire.
Membrane 35d.
Commission to the chancellor of the university of Oxford or his
vice-gerent, the mayor of the said town, and Walter Perle, David
Hannemere and John de Baldyngton, to keep the peace in the town
and suburbs of Oxford (as above), and to inspect and determine such
indictments made before the late keepers of the peace in the town
as are not yet determined ; so that the chancellor be not concerned
in any process touching a felony.
Membrane 34d.
Feb. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Fulthorp, Donald Heselrigge and William Percehay, on complaint
by Thomas Holand, ' chivaler,' that Richard Boterwyk, Nicholas
Parker of Kirkebymoresheved, William Forester of Fadmore, the
younger, Peter Pyndere of Fadmore, William son of William
Stirkhirde of Gillyngmore, Richard de Gillyngmore, chaplain, John
Smyth of Kirkebymoresheved, the younger, Roger Sadelere of
Bildesdale, John Knapton of Kirkebymoresheved, John son of Hugh
Shynler of Gratwayth, Roger Sadelere of Brauncesdale, Peter son of
Walter Pyndere, Walter de Thormanby and others, broke his parks
at Kirkebymoresheved, Botercrambe and Cropton, co. York, and
entered his free chaces and warren there, hunted in these, carried
away deer from the parks and chaces and hares, conies, pheasants
and partridges from the warren, and assaulted his men and servants
at Kirkebymoresheved. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 17. Commission to John de Nevyll, Thomas de Roos, Ralph, baron of
Westminster. Greystoke, Thomas de Mosgrave, Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Fulthorp, Thomas de Metham, Walter Frost and Walter de Rudstan
of Hay ton, to find by inquisition in the county of York the names
of all the evildoers who form unlawful assemblies and commit
homicides, robberies, plunderings, rapines, ransoms and other evils
against the king's people, for which due punishment has not yet been
inflicted on them, at which the king marvels.
Feb. 20. Commission to John Joce to arrest Nicholas Wyget, outlawed in
Westminster, the county of Gloucester for non-appearance before the king to answer
touching an appeal by Agnes late the wife of Philip Wyget of the
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
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1376. Membrane 34d — cont.
death of her husband, and to bring him at once before the king to be
delivered to the keeper of the Marshalsea prison.
Feb. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Stephen
Westminster, de Hale and Thomas Caus, on complaint by William, parson of the
church of Great Reynham, that Thomas Skogon, John Skogon, Thomas
Panton, John Chaumpeney, John Amys, Nicholas Bretoun, and others,
broke his close at Great Reynham, co. Norfolk, and assaulted him,
chased him to the manse of his rectory, besieged him long time therein
so that he dared not come forth of it to make any profit or minister
divine service to his parishioners, and assaulted his men and servants.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Commission to Clement, prior of Tynemouth, Richard de Irlande,
vicar of the church of Emyldon, Adam de Allerton, master of the
church of Bamburgh, and Thomas Galon, clerk, to make inquisition
in the county of Northumberland touching an information that the
hospital or chantry of St. Mary Magdalen, Bamburgh, which is of
the foundation of the king's progenitors and of his patronage, and
the lands and rents conferred on it by the founders, are wasted and
dilapidated by the neglect of the wardens and presidents there, and
that the books, vestments and other ornaments of the chapel of the
hospital or chantry, and the goods and things thereof, are taken away,
and that the wardens and presidents, the divine cult having been
omitted and the works of piety and other charges ordained therein
for the king and his progenitors withdrawn, have for no small time
taken to their own use all the issues and profits of the hospital or
chantry.
Membrane 33d.
Feb. 28. Commission to Hugh Yonge, chamberlain of South Wales, William
Westminster. Northerne and Jevan ap David to receive from the bailiffs of Hereford
John Abraham, clerk, who lately escaped out of the prison of Edward,
prince of Wales, of the castle of Kermerdyn, (to which he had been
committed for misprisions and excesses done in the prince's lordship
and liberty), and being followed by some of the prince's ministers is
now detained in the castle of Hereford, and to bring him back to the
first named castle. By C.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE Sid.
March 10. Commission to Roger Fulthorp, John Surflet, John Dayvill and
Westminster. John Lascelles, to keep the waters of Humbre, Ouse, Trent, Done,
Eire, Derwent, Querf, Nidde, Yore, Swale and Tese,- in the counties
of York and Lincoln, according to the form of the statute of Edward I
[Westminster the Second cap. 47] against taking salmon in the close
season.
March 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Wylughby, Ralph
Westminster, de Crumwell, William de Thorpe, Thomas de Ingelby, Henry Asty,
Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Robert de Haryngton, John
Hode and William de Spaigne, on complaint by Gilbert de Umframvill,
earl of Angos, that Matthew de Redmane, ' chivaler,' Robert Dengeley,
John Shakill, John Fox of Kirketon in Holand, Richard de Holme,
Ralph de la Botelrie, Ralph de Standiche and others, confederate
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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together by oath, entered without process of law his manor of Multon
at Multon, co. Lincoln, and held themselves long time therein by-
armed force, broke his houses, felled his trees, carried away those
trees with the timber from the houses and other goods, prevented
his tenants from paying their rents and farms or doing the services
due to him, and threatened them and his men and servants so that
his tenants were compelled for fear to withdraw from his tenure
and his men and servants from his service.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
March 20. The like to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, John de Cavendissh,
Westminster. Roger de Boys, ' chivaler,' and Reynold de Eccles, on complaint by
Nicholas, prior of Wymondham, co. Norfolk, that Nicholas Stalworth,
William Spicer, Robert Troke, John Man of Wymondham, Walter
Fouler, William Clerk, ' wright,' John Gornay, William Webster of
Wymondham, John Warde, 'soutere,' William Hardenhed, William
Hardyng, Robert Stykehare, Robert Blithe, Thomas Clerk, William
Mortimer, William Snytell, Simon Banymouth, William de Stowe,
Geoffrey Listere, William Godsoulle, Walter Cobald, John Lincoln,
and others, besieged him and his monks, men and servants in his
priory day and night for no small time, uttering such threats against
the monks and men and servants of loss of life and limbs, and against
him of burning the priory, that none dared go forth until the said
Nicholas Stalworth and others gave him and some of his> household
security and licence to do so, whereby he, now that he has withdrawn
from the priory, dares not return there for fear of death, and many
of his servants have for fear withdrawn from his service, felled his
trees and carried them away, and assaulted John Toynton, his fellow-
monk, and his men and servants. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 30d.
March 8. , Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Roger
Westminster, de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Giles Daubeneye, Thomas atte Hoo,
John Holt and John Camel, on complaint by Thomas de Stapelho
that Gilbert Aleyn, John Whitbred, Richard Cook of Seuelesho, John
Smyth, chaplain, Robert Feltwell, Adam Messager, and others, besieged
him and his servants for a great time in his dwelling-places at Luton
and Shitlyngdon, co. Bedford, assaulted them there, carried away
his goods at Totyngdon and Tilbrok, depastured and trod down with
cattle his crops and grass at Shitlyngdon, and uttered such threats
against him and his men and servants that he dares not come to his
own for fear of death and cannot find servants to serve him.
By the chancellor because at another time he made
fine for 1 mark.
Commission to Roger de Fulthorp, Roger de Wylasham, Geoffrey
de Hunden and Thomas Pynchebek to make inquisition by the oath
of good men of the lordship of Werk in Tyndale and the liberty of the
same touching all felonies, trespasses and oppressions committed
against the king and his people from the day when the lordship and
liberty came into the king's hand by the death of his late consort,
queen Philippa, lady of Tyndale, until 23 April in the forty-seventh
year, on which day the king by letters patent committed the same
to his son Edmund, earl of Cambridge.
At the instance of the earl's council.
March 21.
Westminster.
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March 23. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Nicholas Heryng, John Godewot,
Westminster. William Symme of Uppecherche, Richard Frogenhale and Adam
Elys, in the marsh of Motteneye pertaining to the manor of Quenes-
courte, co. Kent.
May 30. The like to the abbot of Stratford, Nicholas Carreu, William Halden,
Westminster. John Aubrey, John Bampton, William Rikhull and Roger Germeyn,
along the shore of the water of Thames from Stratford atte Bowe
as far as the town of Berkyng, co. Essex.
June 5. The like to William de Wauton, ' chivaler,' Roger Mareschall,
Westminster. Thomas de Belhous and Roger Germayn, at Westthurrok, co. Essex.
July 14. The like to Roger de Fulthorp, William son of William Skipwyth,
Westminster. John de Brakenholm, Thomas de Thurkill and John de Sadyngton,
between the waters of Ouse and Derwent in the county of York.
Membrane 29d.
March 4. Commission to John de Cavendissh, Thomas Sakevill, John de
Westminster. Aylesbury, John de Bermyncham, John Holt, Thomas atte Lude,
John Tyryngham, John Olneye and William de Barton, to keep the
peace, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester, Northampton and
Westminster, in the county of Buckingham ; and to hear and determine
all felonies, trespasses, forestalleries and regrateries, abuses of measures
and weights, and delinquencies against the ordinances and statutes
of labourers, and to inspect and determine processes and indictments
begun before the said John Olneye and his fellows, late keepers of the
peace and justices of oyer and terminer in the said county, which
have not yet been determined.
April 3. Commission to Richard Lyons and John Leycestre to make
Westminster, inquisition by the oath of good men dwelling within the Tower of
London touching all falsities and deceptions committed in the king's
money and the coining (cunea) of the same within the Tower.
By C.
Membrane 28d.
May 8. Commission to John Joce, John, lord of Staunton, John Gayner,
Westminster. John Aure, John Ketford, Edward White and Richard Brayn, to
arrest Nicholas Wyget, outlawed in the county of Gloucester for
non-appearance before the king to answer Agnes late the wife of Philip
Wyget touching an appeal of the death of her said husband, who is
lurking in divers parts of the realm to evade justice ; and to bring him
before the king to be delivered to the keeper of the Marshalsea of the
King's Bench to be imprisoned there until delivered according to law
and the custom of the realm.
Membrane 26d.
April 8. Commission to Peter de Veel, John Sergeant and Edmund de Brugges,
Westminster, reciting that, whereas the king learning that there was great scarcity
of corn in the counties of Gloucester, Worcester and Warwick on
account of the excessive taking away and embracery of the same by
English merchants, by divers writs lately charged the sheriffs of
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those counties to cause proclamation to be made that no such merchant
should buy or embrace any corn except such as was necessary for
his own expenses and the expenses of his household, or take the same
from those counties, he now learns that, notwithstanding such
proclamation, the scarcity prevails more than ever owing to the
same causes ; and appointing them to find by inquisitions who have
taken corn from there since the proclamation was made.
April 16. Commission to Thomas de Sewale, escheat or in the counties of
Westminster. Huntingdon, Bedford and Buckingham, Henry Englys and John
Wauton, to make inquisitions in those counties touching all lands,
rents and services alienated in mortmain, and any such, held in chief,
alienated to any one without the king's licence ; and also touching all
confederacies, false alliances, purprestures and oppressions committed
in the same counties. By C.
Commission to John Deveros, sheriff of Hereford, John Oldecastel,
Henry Cachepol, John Joce and Robert Cole, to arrest William Cary,
canon of the priory of Bruton of the order of St. Augustine, who is
now a vagabond in secular habit to the scandal of his order, and have
him delivered to his prior to be chastised according to the rule of
his order.
April 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 25d. ■
May 8. Commission to Thomas de Lathom, Adam de Hoghton, and Thomas
Westminster, de Suthworth, knights, and Richard de Houghton, to make inquisition
in the county of Lancaster touching all extortions, oppressions, falsities,
damages, grievances, excesses, champerties, ambidextries and other
misdeeds done against the king's people in that county.
Membrane 24d.
May 20. Commission to John de Gray of Codenore, Henry le Grey, Alfred
Westminster. Sully, Ralph de Braylesford, Nicholas de Knyvyngton, Peter de
Legh, Ralph de Stathum and William de Sallowe, sheriff of Derby,
to arrest in the said county William de Morton, Roger de Morton,
John de Morton, Stephen de Bruggewode and Roger de Crossele,
indicted of felonies, who having formed a confederacy and gathered
to themselves other malefactors to prevent the friends of Thomas
Whelok, lately killed by them, from daring to prosecute them for
their punishment, threatening to kill them and other of the king's
lieges, wander about in the county committing intolerable damages ;
and to take security of them to do no injury to the friends of Thomas
or any other of the king's people ; and, if they refuse to make such
security, to commit them to the county gaol until they do, certifying
the king thereof from time to time when they take such security.
By C.
The like to Hugh, earl of Stafford, James de Audeley, William
Trussell, Thomas de Ardern, John de Verdon, John de Oldyngton
and Nicholas de Stafford, sheriff of Stafford. By the same C.
The like to Adam de Hoghton, Thomas de Sutheworth, Geoffrey
de Workesley, John Mascy, Richard son of John de Radclyf, Thurstan
de Holand, Ralph de Radclyf of Chaderton and the sheriff of Lancaster.
By the same C.
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1376. Membrane 23d.
May 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Westminster. Kirketon, Robert de Swillyngton, William Mirifeld, William de Nesfeld
and John Dent, on complaint by the king's son John, king of Castile
and Leon and duke of Lancaster, that Thomas Mundvill and others
brjke his parks and hedges at the town of Pontefract, Tikhill,
Kr.aresburgh and Sledburn in Bouland, co. York, and entered his free
clmces and warrens there, hunted in these, felled his trees, fished in
his stews and several fisheries there, dug in his turbaries there, carried
away the turves thereof, fish, trees, brushwood of the hedges and
other goods, deer from the parks and chaces, and hares, conies,
pheasants and partridges from the warrens, took away 20 horses and
20 oxen, worth 40/., waived there by some thieves and pertaining to
him according to liberties granted to him and former lords of the said
towns and his manors therein as ' wayf,' trod down and consumed
with cattle his grass, and assaulted his men, servants and tenants,
whereby the latter have withdrawn from their holdings.
Membrane 22d.
May 20. Commission to Hugh Cheyne, sheriff of Wilts, Richard atte Halle
Westminster, of North Okebourne, John Balle, Henry atte Lake and Robert atte
Lake, to arrest John Whiteside of Chiselden, outlawed in the county
of Sussex for non-appearance before the king to answer Alice de
Compton touching a plea of trespass, who is lurking in divers parts
of the realm so that he cannot be brought to justice ; and to bring
him before the king on the octaves of Midsummer.
The like to Nicholas atte Crouche, sheriff of Kent, William Lambyn,
Geoffrey Robyn and Thomas Taverner, to arrest Thomas Sullefene
of Mynstre, outlawed in the said county at the suit of Alice as above.
Membrane 2ld.
May 12. Commission to Henry de Gray of Shirland, Richard de Vernoun,
Westminster. John de la Pole and John Foucher, to make inquisition in the county
of Derby touching all the articles in a petition shewn before the king
and council on behalf of his first-born son Edward, prince of Wales,
which the king sends to them under his seal.
By C, at the suit of the prince's council.
May 13. Commission to William de Nevill, admiral of the king's fleet from
Westminster, the mouth of the Thames towards the north, William de Aton, Thomas
de Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp, William de Erghom and Robert de
Acclome, deputy of the said admiral, to make inquisition by the oath
of good men of the county of York touching a plaint of the burgesses
of Scardeburgh to the king containing that, whereas among liberties
granted to them by charters of the king's progenitors, kings of England,
and his confirmation, in aid of the payment of the farm of their town,
it was granted that they might improve the wastes lying within the
precincts of the town, and there is a waste, called ' Sandes,' lying
between their town and the quay, and they and their ancestors have
built on this for the most part and they hold their market and fair
on the remainder, and have been accustomed to make executions
of debts, trespasses and other contracts there by the bailiffs and minis-
ters of the town, they are now newly prevented from making their
Wt. 18915. ¥ 21
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 21d — cont.
profit of the waste or such executions by the said admiral's lieutenants,
who assert that the waste should pertain to the king.
May 20. Commission to Roger de Wylasham, Thomas atte Ook of Bergham
Westminster, and William Berard, to make inquisition in the county of Suffolk
touching all persons concerned in the death of John de Wylasham,
killed at Bresete.
Membrane 20d.
May 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to Michael de la Pole, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Master Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Stafford, clerk, Roger de Kirketon,
Henry Asty, William Bussy, Thomas de Kidale, Robert de Morton,
J ohn Poucher and John de Boys on complaint by the citizens of Lincoln,
for themselves and merchants of the city of York and the towns of
Notyngham, Kyngeston-upon-Hull and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and
other merchants, as also for the commonalties of divers counties, whereby
it has come to the king's ears that a dyke called ' Fosdyke,' extending
from the water of Trente to the city of Lincoln, by which ships and
boats with merchandise and victuals used to pass to and from that
city, is now obstructed by some of those parts who have meadows and
pastures on both sides of the dyke taking their cattle in the summer
across the dyke to pasture, and also by grass growing therein in
unusual quantity and the rising of the sand there, so that there now is
no passage for ships and boats.
May 18. Commission to Robert de Preston and the mayor and bailiffs of
Westminster, the city of Dublin to find by inquisition by the oath of good men of
their city and of the county of Dublin whether, as the king is informed,
Richard de Heghgrene of Dublin, deceased, was a bastard and died
without heir of himself, and whether he held lands and rents in the city
of the king in chief, as in burgage, whereby such ought to pertain to
the king as his escheats.
May 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to William la Souche of Haryng-
Westminster. worth, William la Souche, the younger, Roger de Fulthorp, Ralph
de Ferrers, Gervase de Clifton, William Flam vy 11 and William de
Burgh, in the county of Leicester, on complaint by Thomas Walshe,
' chivaler,' that William de Clune, abbot of Leycestre, William Elys
and John Colyngham, his fellow-canons, Robert de Lokynton of Barowe,
Thomas Whytyngham, Robert Pulter of Leycestre, John del Bakhous
of Leycestre, John de Beby, Richard 'the Selereresman of Leycestre,'
and others, lay in wait for him at Leycestre and assaulted him, fished
in his several fishery at Anlep, carried away his fish and assaulted
his men and servants. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane I9d.
May 14. Association of Richard Holdych and Thomas Caus of Hokham in
Westminster, the commission of the peace and of oyer and terminer to William
de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and his fellows, in the county of Norfolk.
May 13. The like of Stephen de Derby of Langton in the commission of the
Westminster, peace &c. to William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, and his
fellows, in the county of Dorset,
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1376. Membrane 19d — cont.
May 29. The like of John Gildesburgh in the commission of the peace &c.
Westminster, to Robert Bealknap and his fellows, in the county of Essex.
The like of Thomas de Rokeby, John de Dent and William de
Blakeden, in the commission of the peace &c. to John, king of Castile
and Leon and duke of Lancaster, and his fellows, in the North Riding,
co. York.
June 20. The like of Alvered Sulny in the commission of the peace &c. to
Westminster, the said king and his fellows, in the county of Derby, in the room of
Godfrey Foljeambe, who is dead.
June 9. The like of William de Stapulton and John de Denton in the
Westminster, commission of the peace &c. to Roger de Clyfford and his fellows,
in the county of Cumberland.
June 29. The like of Robert Waryn in the commission of the peace &c. to
Westminster. John de Cavendissh and his fellows, in the county of Huntingdon.
July 16. The like of Geoffrey Hunden in the commission of the peace &c.
Westminster, to John, king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster, and his
fellows, in the county of Hertford.
Nov. 18. The like of Roger de Wolferston and William Berard in the commis-
Westminster. sion of the peace &c. to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and his
fellows, in the county of Suffolk.
May 20. Commission to Hugh, earl of Stafford, James de Audeley, William
Westminster. Trussell, Thomas de Ardern, John de Verdon, John Oldyngton and
Richard de Peshale, sheriff of Salop, to arrest William de Morton,
Roger de Morton, John de Morton, Stephen de Bruggewode and
Roger de Crossele, indicted of felonies. [See m. 24d.] By C.
May 30. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph, baron of Greystok,
Westminster. Thomas de Ingelby and William de la Vale, on complaint by Thomas
de Alta Ripa that William de Aton, ' chivaler,' and others, burned
his houses at New Malton and Old Malton, co. York, carried away
his goods and 24Z. in money by tale, and so threatened him that he has
not dared to go to those towns to make his profit of his lands and
tenements there.
MEMBRANE ISd.
Commission to Thomas Elys and Arnold Broun to arrest John de
Sandewico, monk of the abbey of St. Augustine, Canterbury, of the
order of St. Benedict, who is now a vagabond in secular habit, and
have him delivered to his abbot to be chastised according to the rule
of his order.
By the chancellor, on the testimony of the bishop of
Winchester.
June 12. Commission to Richard Nowell, archdeacon of Hereford, and Henry
Westminster, de Shipton, clerk, to make a visitation of the king's free chapel within
the castle of Bruggenorth ; as it is said to be greatly deficient in its
houses and other buildings, as well as in its books, vestments and
June 19.
Westminster.
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ornaments, by want of care and neglect of the wardens and ministers,
and the number of chaplains that ought to be there is said to
be diminished and its lands and goods wasted : and to correct all
defects found there and punish delinquents according to their deserts,
without, however, proceeding so far as the removal of any person,
and to do all things that belong to a visitation.
June 26. Commission to Roger de Fulthorp, John Ask, John de Kirkeby,
Westminster. John de Surflete, Robert de Ledes, John Lascelles and Richard Drax,
to keep the statute of Edward I, [Westminster the Second cap. 47]
against taking of salmon out of season, in the waters of Humbre,
Ouse, Trent, Done, Eire, Derwent, Querf, Nydde, Yore, Swale and
Tese, in the counties of York, Nottingham and Lincoln ; and to find
by inquisition the names of those who are delinquents in this and
punish them as the act provides.
Membrane \5d.
June 27. Commission to Henry Percehay, John de Beaumond, John de
Westminster. Affeton, William de Brightle and John Assh, to make inquisition in
the county of Devon touching an information that John Dobba,
William Coula, John Vicary and other evildoers broke the park of
Chetelhampton, late of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, which
is in the king's hand among other lands of the said Edward by his
death and the nonage of his heir, hunted in it, felled the trees and
underwood thereof and carried away the trees, as well as deer from the
park ; and to send their inquisition into the Chancery without delay.
July 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, Walter de
Westminster. Perle, Robert de la Mare and Philip Fitz Waryn, on complaint by
Maud Wodehous of Hasshebury that Joan late the wife of John Roche,
Robert, parson of the church of Stratfeld Say, and others, at Over-
weston, co. Wilts, broke her close and house, drove away 12 oxen,
worth 20 marks, carried away her goods and assaulted her men and
servants. By the chancellor because sealed at another time by fine
of J mark.
Membrane I4d.
Commission to Michael de la Pole, Roger de Fulthorp, Gerard de
Usflete, Gilbert de Culwen, escheator in the county of York, and
Peter de Grymesby, to make an inquisition ad quod damnum in the
said county touching a petition to the king by the mayor, bailiffs
and commonalty of Kyngeston-upon-Hull that, inasmuch as their
town is situated on the shore of the water of Humbre on a salt soil,
and in dry seasons the inhabitants and their beasts suffer much for
lack of fresh water, he will grant them licence to make a dyke 10 feet
wide, whereby a full and constant stream of fresh water may be had
for their town from the town of Anlaby, where there is abundance of
such water, on the north side of the king's highway between the said
towns, which way is everywhere 40 feet wide, as is said, and to narrow
the said way to that extent, without impeachment or offence of the
king or any other, on condition that thenceforward it be not lawful
for any to make any gutter or conduit across the said way to diminish
the course of the water of the dyke, and that the mayor, bailiffs and
June 10.
Westminster.
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1376. Membrane 14d — cont.
commonalty and their heirs and successors be bound to cleanse
and repair the dyke at their own charges whenever necessary.
Juno 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, Roger de
Westminster. Clifford, Ralph, baron of Graystoke, Thomas Musgrave, Roger de
Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Gilbert de Culwen, Robert Moubray
and James de Pykeryng, on complaint by John de Derwentwatre,
sheriff of Cumberland, for the king and himself, that, whereas William
de Rouclyf, who was lately indicted before him in his tourn at Carlisle
for divers felonies and was irrepleviable, having been taken and com-
mitted to the king's gaol of the castle of Carlisle until he should be de-
livered according to law and the custom of the realm, broke the prison
and got out, and on immediate pursuit by the sheriff, by his bailiff John
Knaresdayll, was taken again at his command and returned to the said
prison, Richard de Salkeld, John del Kychyn, Thomas 'Jakson
Wilkokson ' and others, armed, assaulted the said sheriff when holding
his tourn with his ministers in the castle of Carlisle, according to his
office, because he refused to release the said William from prison by
mainprise, and also assaulted the said John Knaresdayll for his re-
capture of William, and the sheriff's other men, servants and
ministers assisting him in the execution of his office, and maimed
some of them. By C.
June 20. Commission to Andrew de Tyndale and William Lylye, king's ser-
Westminster. jeants-at-arms, John Popham, Nicholas de Hatfeld, John Vendour and
John de Stokton, reciting that whereas the king, understanding that
Peter de Stapelton, clerk, caused John de Moreton, Robert de Moreton
and John Saundesson to be cited to answer in an alien court without
the realm upon their lay fee in Whitbern, and there prosecuted a plea
thereof, and did and procured many other things to the prejudice of
the king and his crown and to the damage of the said John, Robert
and John, lately charged the sheriff of Northumberland, by writ,
to summon the said Peter at Whitberne to be before the justices
at Westminster a month after Easter to answer the king touching
the contempt and the said John, Robert and John of their damages,
according to the ordinance and agreement made in such case by the
common counsel of the realm, and for non-appearance on the day
appointed in the writ he was put out of the king's protection, and
whereas the king now understands that he is a fugitive from justice
in divers counties, he has appointed them to arrest him and bring him
before the justices.
June 20. Commission to W. bishop of London, Thomas, bishop of Ely, A.
Westminster, bishop of St. Davids, R. bishop of Salisbury, and W. bishop of
Chichester, to settle the dissensions lately arisen between the masters
and doctors of theolog}^, of canon and of civil law, and of the faculty of
arts, and the bachelors and scholars of those sciences, on account
of some statutes relating to the form and responsions of the bachelors
of canon and of civil law newly published in the university of
Oxford. [Fosdera.]
Granted in Pari, with the assent of the said prelates.
July 1. Association of Roger de Brokholes in the commission of oyer and
Westminster, terminer to Adam de Hoghton, William de Nessefeld, Thomas
Molyneux, John de Faryngton and Gilbert de Berburn and to Matthew
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 14d — cont.
de Rixton, now deceased, touching delinquents against the ordinances
and statutes of labourers in the county of Lancaster.
Membrane lid.
July 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Fulthorp, John
Westminster. Derwentwater, Thomas de Whitrigge, Robert de Bampton, William
de Lancastre, William de Stapelton and Robert de Ormesheved, on
complaint by William de Whitlawe of Penreth that Hugh de Louther,
knight, John de Louther, Robert de Louther, William son of Hugh
de Louther, John de Berwicz, and others, assaulted him and carried
away his goods at Penreth, co. Cumberland.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
The like, on complaint by John le Servant ' bon skarlet,' as above.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
The like, on complaint by John Dobynson of Penreth, as above.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
The like, on complaint by Thomas Tewer, as above.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane lOd.
July 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Ralph
Westminster, de Ferrers, ' chivaler,' John de Burgh, ' chivaler,' William Moigne,
' chivaler,' John Holt, John de Midelton and Nicholas Styuecle, on
complaint by the king's kinswoman Margaret Mareschale, countess
of Norfolk, that Hugh la Zouche, ' chivaler,' William Tamworth,
parson of the church of Drayton, John Clerk, Adam Hobuldod, Henry
Weginale, chaplain, John Thorpe, Stephen Wannesworth, John
Dornale, Henry Dornale, Richard Andrewe, Robert Andrewe, John
Roke, the younger, and others, armed and with burning torches, dug
by night in her several soil at Fenstanton, co. Huntingdon, and made
dykes in the soil, fished in her several fishery there, and carried away
fish, the earth thrown up out of her soil, and other goods, and
assaulted her men and servants. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 9d.
July 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger
Westminster, de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, John Fitz William, Thomas Ughtred,
John Conestable of Halsham, John de Hothom, John Bygod and
Robert de Morton, on complaint by Peter de Malo Lacu that Richard
atte Asshe of Doncastre, Richard de Edlyngton of Doncastre, Richard
Hare, Roger de Bolton, Robert Scotte of Raynsate, John Foxholes
of Langetoft, Robert de Levenyng, John Bertrom of Kilton, William
Rayne, Robert son of Robert de Acclom, Robert Wascelyn of Bridsall,
Geoffrey Danyell, John Wastell, chaplain, Alan Penok of Whiteby,
Roger 'the paryssheprestman of Acclom,' Thomas de Messyngham of
Doncastre, and others, broke his parks at Seton, Rosyngton and Helagh
in Swaldale, and entered his free warrens at Baynton, Bridsall, Lokyn-
ton, Doncastre and Mulgreve, co. York, hunted in these, felled his trees
and carried them and other goods away, with deer from the parks
and hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warrens, and
assaulted his men and servants. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
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Membrane sd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Bealknap, Hugh
Segrave, Richard Acton, Thomas Hungerford, John de la Mare, Henry
Percehay and Walter de Clopton, on complaint by the dean and
chapter of the cathedral church of Wells that Henry Hacch of North-
cory, John Sty ward of Kyngesbury, Hugh Caucy, Peter Jevelton,
John Erneshill, William Mey, chaplain, William Spenser, John Veele,
Hugh Othery, Walter Walssh, John Chaumbre, Richard son of Walter
Lywere, Thomas Mylys, Thomas Tresawel, William Wodhele, Walter
Veele, Roger Pound, Roger Norice, Richard Templere, John Mileward,
Walter Proute, John Dauwe, William Brussheford, and others, entered
their free warren at Northcory, co. Somerset, hunted therein, fished
in their several fishery, carried away fish and other goods, with hares
conies, pheasants and partridges from the warren, trod down and
consumed with cattle their crops and grass there, made a dyke and
walls on their soil whereby the water descending there, hindered from
its ancient course, inundated their land, meadow and pasture adjoining,
and they lost the profit thereof for a great time, while many of their
cattle were in danger in the dyke, assaulted their men and servants
and so threatened them, as well as their bailiffs and ministers of their
manor of Northcory, that the men and servants dared not stay in their
service and the bailiffs and ministers dared not hold their manor court,
make execution of judgements rendered in the court, or make their
other profits. For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
July 1. The like to Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, Henry Percy,
Westminster. Henry le Scrope, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp and William
de Heppescotes, touching the following oppressions. Whereas the
king lately granted at farm to Richard Lyons of London the subsidy
of 2s. of every tun of wine and 6d. of the pound granted to him by
the prelates, magnates and merchants of the realm on all merchandise
imported or exported (wools, hides and woolfells excepted), he now
learns by complaint of the commonalty of the realm in Parliament
that, whereas the subsidy applied only to merchandise brought to
and from the realm by water, the said Richard and his deputies, seek-
ing too much profit and gain, extort the said subsidy from mer-
chandise brought to the towns of Berewik, Rokesburgh and Jedeword
and elsewhere on the march of Scotland. By C. in Pari.
July 20. The like to Guy de Brian, Robert Bealknap, Robert Fitz Payn,
Westminster. Hugh Tyrel, Henry de Percehay, William de Lucy and Walter de
Clopton, on complaint by Robert Knolles that, whereas he freighted
a ship called la Welfare of Dertmuth in the port of Plymmouthe with
goods for London, and on the voyage the ship was driven b}^ the violence
of the sea to Kymerych in Purbik, co. Dorset, Thomas Coupe, William
Colle of Luton, William Bouche and others entered the ship at
Kymerych, carried away the goods and assaulted his men and servants.
For 406'. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane id.
July 8. Commission to Thomas de Sandford, Robert de Ormesheved and
Westminster. William de Stapelton, to make inquisition in the county of Cumberland
touching a petition in the present Parliament by the king's tenants
of the town of Penereth complaining that a certain water running to the
town is infected by some of the town exercising the mistery of tanning,
1376.
July 12.
Westminster.
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who daily cast hides in the water whereby there is much sickness in
the town. By pet. in Pari.
July 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Wychyngham,
Westminster. Roger de Kirketon, John Brewes, John de Harlyng, Edmund Gurnay
and Thomas Caus, on complaint by John de Clifton that Nicholas,
prior of Wymondham, Michael Mentemoor, John, vicar of the church
of Besthorp, Stephen Sergeant, Thomas Bole of Wymondham, Nicholas
Sporel, and others, broke his park at Wymondham, and his closes there
and at Hilburworth, Babyngle and Topcroft, co. Norfolk, and entered
his free warrens there, hunted in the park and warrens, felled his
trees, fished in his several fisheries, carried away fish, trees and other
v goods, deer from the park, and hares, conies, pheasants and partridges
from the warrens, trod down and consumed with cattle his crops and
grass there, and assaulted his men and servants.
For 20.9. paid in the hanaper.
July 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Guy de Brien, John de Mountagu,
Westminster. Robert Bealknap, Hugh de Segrave, Henry Percehay and Walter de
Clopton, touching a complaint by the magnates and commonalty of
the county of Devon in the present Parliament that the stannary men
and the officers, bailiffs and ministers of the stannary in the said
county, perverting the liberties granted to them by a charter of
Edward I, and many others asserting that they are stannary men
when they are not, by conspiracy among them, daily commit many
extortions, oppressions, falsities, deceptions, champerties, ambidextries,
maintenances, trespasses, damages, grievances and excesses against
the king's subjects in that county ; saving always to the stannary men
their liberties and privileges. By C. in Pari.
Commission to the same to inform themselves by inquisition and
by view of the books, evidences and memoranda of the stannary,
if the stannary men will shew them, what liberties and privileges have
been allowed to the stannary men by pretext of the charter aforesaid
and what uses and customs they have. By C. in Pari.
July 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, Hugh Segrave,
Westminster. Richard de Acton, Thomas de Hungerford, John de la Mare, Henry
Percehay and Walter de Clopton, on complaint by Henry Gardyner,
4 hay ward,' that Henry Hacche of Northcory, John Sty ward of
Kyngesbury, and others, assaulted him at Northcory, co. Somerset.
For 20^. paid in the hanaper.
July 12. The like to Roger de Clifford, Ralph, baron of Greystok, Roger
Westminster, de Kirketon and Roger de Fulthorp, on complaint by John de
Warthewyk, ' chivaler,' that William del Stable of Leveresdale, John,
his son, and others, broke his close at Warthewyk, co. Cumberland,
and carried away his goods.
Renewed because sealed at another time for 1 mark
paid in the hanaper.
Membrane u.
July 18. Commission to William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, Robert Howard,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Oliver de Calthorp, ' chivaler,' Stephen de Hales, William
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Clere, Edmund Gournaye and Clement Brethenham, reciting that,
whereas the king lately appointed Ralph de Poleye, ' chivaler,' and
others to find by inquisition in the county of Norfolk what lands
Robert de Caston, who held by knight service of William Bardolf of
Wyrmegeye, lately within age and in the king's ward, held at his
death, and they in the usual manner tendered an order to the sheriff
to cause jurors of the inquisition to come before them, the said Ralph
and William de Kerdeston erased in the sheriff's order to one of the
bailiffs of the ' gildable ' the name of the bailiff and inserted the name
of another who was of their covin, which erasure was challenged by
the sheriff's ministers on the day when the inquisition should have
been taken, and another order was issued to summon the jurors, and
the jurors came before the said justices saying that Robert held nothing
of the said William Bardolf on the day of his death, which verdict with
the assent of the said Ralph and William de Kerdeston was entirely
rejected, and afterwards, at the suggestion of the said Ralph and
William, another commission from the king to William de Hastyng,
William de Thurton and others, to enquire of the premises having
been exhibited, the said William de Kerdeston caused a panel to be
made of his tenants of Claxton, imprisoning the sheriff's clerk, who
ought to have made the panel, until the day of the taking of the in-
quisition ; and that, whereas there is a river between the said manor of
Claxton and the manor of Breydeston, which latter is in the hand of the
bishop of Norwich, and none can pass over it except by boat, the
said William de Kerdeston, on the day on which there was a fair at
Bungeye, enjoined on the keepers of the said passage to permit none
on pain of mutilation of his limbs to pass over the said water, whereby
the commonalty of the country, who used to come to the fair to trade,
could not come ; and that the said inquisition of tenants and other
adherents of William de Kerdeston passed (transivit) before the said
justices and others on the same day at Lodne in form aforesaid : and
appointing them to make inquisition in the said county touching
the premises and all the circumstances of the same.
June 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, John de
Westminster. Nevill of Raby, Ralph, baron of Greystok, Philip Darcy of Knayth,
Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Ralph de
Hastynges, John Bygot and Thomas Thurkild, in the county of York,
on complaint by the prior of Gysburn that Robert Conyers, ' chivaler,'
Robert, his son, John, brother of the latter, John Conyers, Anlac de
Anlakby , ' chivaler, ' John de Hilton, Robert de Hilton, Gilbert Daldan,
John de Percy of Ormesby, John Kytson, Nicholas Pounder of Hilton,
John Coghill, Henry Marshalle of i^cclom, Henry de Hayton, Edmund
Fauconer, Thomas Smytson of Stokton, John Osbarn, John Raa,
Wralter de Blakston, John Gelle of Caldecotes, John Cokke, John
Doggeson, John Campion, John Wallier, the elder, John Wallier, the
younger, Walter Gilleson, William Cokke, John Laverok, John
Grenwod, John, his son, John de Tollerton, Peter Cokke, John de
Hexham, vicar of the church of Burne, Bartholomew de Maulay,
Stephen Pate, and others, sworn together, came by night to Gysburn,
assaulted him, followed him to the priory and besieged him therein
for a great time, broke his closes and houses there and at Ormesby,
Thresk, Shirburn in Harfordlith, Burne on La Walde, Baynton and
Rotse, ploughed up his several soil and meadow at Ormesby and
made trenches (sulcos) therein, whereby the course of d water running
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down to his manor of Ormesby within the said soil and meadow is
impeded, took without reasonable cause two of his carts with eight
horses harnessed to them and six other horses laden with divers goods
of his on the highway at Ormesby, impounded them and kept them
long impounded there, not suffering them to be replevied according
to law and the custom of the realm, broke his park at Gysburn
and entered his free warrens there and at Thormotby, Bernaldby,
Lythum and Overby, hunted in these, felled his trees and underwood
at Gysburn, rooted up his heath there, dug in his several soil at
Ormesby, carried away the earth cast up therefrom and his trees,
underwood and heath, with other goods, deer from the park, and
hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warrens, assaulted
his men, servants and free tenants at Gysburn and Ormesby, extorting
large sums of money from them and taking their carriages from them
at divers times, and so threatened him, his fellow-canons, men, servants
and tenants, and afflicted them with fines, distraints and ransoms,
that the prior and canons cannot attend to the divine services as they
should or come forth of the priory to make their profit, or his men and
servants go to markets and fairs in those parts to make purveyances
for him, or attend to the tillage of his soil, or his tenants dwell in his
tenures, for fear of death. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane m.
Aug. 6. Whereas the king has taken into his special protection the abbey
Westminster, of Evesham, of his patronage and of the foundation of his progenitors,
and the abbot, monks, men, servants, tenants and goods of the
abbey, and the abbot has come to him to obtain recovery of injuries
done to him and his church by his enemies, and fears that he and his
monks, servants and tenants may be injured by armed evildoers who
are preparing to do them what mischief they can ; the king has
appointed his serjeant-at-arms Nicholas Prage to attend in the abbot's
company wherever he goes for the defence of him and his, and to arrest
any injuring them and commit them to the nearest gaol to be kept
until the king give further order touching them. By K. & C.
Membrane 3d.
July 20. Commission to W. bishop of Winchester to make a visitation of
Westminster, the king's free chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster, as the king is
given to understand that there are very many defects in the houses
and buildings thereof, as well as in its books, vestments and ornaments,
that the number of chaplains is diminished and that the lands and
goods are wasted, through the negligence of the dean and ministers
thereof.
July 15. Commission to Henry de Percy, Robert de Umframvill, Emery
Westminster. Dathelles, Thomas Surtees, Donald Heselrigg, Roger de Kirketon,
Roger de Fulthorp, William de Hebbescotes and John Mytford, to
keep the peace pursuant to the statutes of Winchester, Northampton
and Westminster, to hear and determine felonies, trespasses, fore-
stalleries and regrateries, abuses of measures and weights, delinquencies
against the ordinances and statutes of labourers, and all processes
and indictments touching felonies &c, begun before the said Henry
and his fellows, late keepers of the peace and justices of oyer and
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terminer touching the like, and not yet determined, in the county of
Northumberland. By C. in Pari.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Roos of Hamelak,
John de Nevill of Raby, Ralph, baron of Graystok, Thomas de Ingelby,
Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, William Colvill of Ernecliff,
' chivaler,' Thomas Maulay and John de Dronsfeld, in the county of
Lincoln {sic), on complaint by Philip Darcy, ' chivaler,' that whereas he
has returns and executions of the king's writs and distraints and
attachments within his liberty of Wherleton, Eston, Grenhowe, Hoton,
Semer, Boynton and Aldewerk, called ' Canterburyfee,' and no other
should enter to make executions there, Alnethus de Hanlaby, 4 chivaler,'
John Coghel, Henry de Hayton, Henry Marchal of Acclom, Edmund
Fauconer, ' Roberdesservant Coniers,' Robert Conyers ' le filz,' John,
his brother, John Conyers of Hilton, John de Hilton, Robert de Hilton,
Gilbert de Dalden, John Percy of Ormesby, John Kitson of Ormesby,
Thomas Smythson of Stokton, John Osbarn of Stokton, John Raa
of Stokton, and others, entered the said liberty at Eston, without war-
rant, to make distraints and attachments there, broke his parks and
houses there and at Wherleton and Grenehowe, entered his free chace
and warrens there and at Eston, Semer, Hoton, Boynton and Aldewerk,
hunted in these, carried away deer from the parks and chace, and hares,
conies, pheasants and partridges from the warrens, trod down and
consumed with cattle his crops, and besieged his men, servants and
tenants at Eston in their houses for a long time, dragged them out of
their houses and threatened them so that the men and servants have
been compelled to withdraw from his service and the tenants from
his tenure, whereby his land is left untitled and other business of his
remains undone. For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 2d.
July 20. Commission to Richard Ma . . . , John Stokton, John Dyk, John
Westminster. Chaundeler, John Wilys and John de la Sauserye, reciting that,
whereas the king understanding that Peter de Stapelton, clerk, had
caused John de Moreton, Robert de Moreton and John Saundesson
to be cited to answer in an alien court without the realm over their
lay fee in Whitbern and there prosecuted a plea thereof, and had done
and procured many other things to the prejudice of him and his crown,
and of the said John, Robert and John, lately charged the sheriff of
Northumberland, by writ, to warn the said Peter at Whitbern to be
before the justices at Westminster a month after Easter to answer
the king for his contempt and John, Robert and John, touching their
damages, according to the ordinance and agreement in this case made
by the common council of the realm, the said Peter did not appear
at the day appointed and has been put out of the king's protection,
and as the king understands is now evading justice in divers counties ;
and that the king has accordingly appointed them to arrest him and
bring him at once before the said justices.
Aug. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, William de
Westminster. Home, Nicholas Heryng and William Tytecombe, on complaint by
Thomas de Garwynton of Welle that John de Brokhull, ' chivaler/
William, his son, and others, at Heghhardres, Elham and Bourne,
co. Kent, broke his closes and houses, carried away his goods, trod
down and consumed with cattle his crops and grass and assaulted
his men and servants. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
July 7.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 2d — cont.
July 23. Commission to John de Monte Acuto, Luke Ponynges, Thomas
Westminster. West, Bernard Brocas, Ralph de Wolverton, William Ryngebourn,
Laurence de Lisle, John de Buttesthorn and William de Hoghton,
to make inquisition in the county of Southampton, to wit in the Isle
of Wight and elsewhere in the county, touching a complaint made by
the commonalty of the realm in the last Parliament that Richard
Lyons of London, to whom the king has demised the subsidy of 2s. of
the tun of wine and 6d. of the pound on merchandise granted to him
by the prelates, magnates and merchants of England, has committed
many extortions, oppressions, duresses and grievances, by colour of
the letters patent to him, against divers persons, as well denizens as
aliens, the king's friends ; and touching ail who have taken out of
the county to Scotland or other foreign parts wheat, flour, malt, barley
or other corn, contrary to the king's prohibition.
By the great C.
The like to the following : —
Robert Bealknap, Robert Marny, Robert de Teye, Thomas de
Maundevill, John de Bampton and Clement Spicer, in the
county of Essex.
Guy de Briene, John Beaumond, William de Bonevill, Henry
Percehay, William Cray and John Cary, in the county of Devon.
Stephen de Cusyngton, Nicholas de Wampford, John Bevyle of
Wolveston, Richard Serjeaux, Henry Percehay, Walter Clopton,
Robert Tresilian and John Cary, in the county of Cornwall.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, John de Cavendissh, Thomas
Morryaux, Robert W . . . , John Rokewode, Geoffrey Hunden
and Roger de Wolfreston, in the county of Suffolk.
The said earl, William Bardolf of Wirmegey, Robert de Wilughby,
Robert Howard, William de Wychyngham, Roger de Kirketon,
Henry Asty, John Holt, John de Herlyng, Edmund Gournay,
Reynold de Eccles and John de Holkham, in the county of Norfolk.
Robert Fitz Payn, John de la Hale, Thomas Blount, John Hamelyn,
Walter Perle, John Mautravers, Stephen Derby, Roger de
Manyford and William Payn, in the county of Dorset.
Robert Bealknap, Edward de Sancto Johanne, John Waleys.
William Fifhide, Robert de Ore, Nicholas Wilcombe and William
de Batelesford, in the county of Sussex.
Henry de Percy, Richard Lescrop, Thomas le Ingelby, Roger
de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, William de Aton, John
Conestable of Halsham, Robert de Boynton, William de Mirfeld,
Thomas Saltmerssh, William Holm and John de Locton, in
the county of York.
Robert de Wylughby, William de Thorpe, Roger de Kirketon,
John Hode of Flete, Thomas Wythornewyk, Thomas Cley-
mond, Roger Toup and Thomas Pyncebek, in the county of
Lincoln.
Edmund, earl of Cambridge, constable of Dover castle and warden
of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, within the liberty of
the Cinque Ports.
The mayor and sheriffs of Bristol, within the town of Bristol.
Membrane id.
Aug. 12. Association, for causes laid before the king and council, of Hugh
Westminster, de Courtenay, earl of Devon, Philip de Courtenay, ' chivaler,' and
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Robert Tresilian, in the commission to Guy de Brien, John Mountagu.
Robert Bealknap, Hugh de Segrave, Henry Percehay and Walter de
Clopton, to make inquisition in the county of Devon touching the
liberties and privileges allowed to the stannary men by a charter of
Edward I, confirmed by the king, in the place of the said Guy, John,
Henry and Walter.
The like to the same, in the commission of oyer and terminer to the
said justices touching conspiracies, confederacies, extortions, oppres-
sions &c. in the said county.
Aug. 16. Commission, during pleasure, to William Giles and John Pafford,
Westminster, pursuant to the liberties and privileges of the stannary men of the
same county, to coin the tin worked there at the places appointed
for this.
Vacated because below.
Aug. 20. Commission to Ralph Basset of Drayton, Edmund Appelby, William
Westminster. Flamvyle, John Talbot and Laurence Hauberk, to make inquisition
in the county of Leicester touching all persons concerned in the death
of William Hoggesone and Amice Graneby, killed at Reresby.
Aug. 21. Commission to the king's serjeant-at-arms, James Lyons, to arrest
Westminster, and bring before the king and council Roger Damory, John Robyn
and John Bedieth with all men of their company at Waymouth,
Dertemouth or Plymouth, as well as all their vessels, good and letters
in whosesoever hands found. By C.
Aug. 22. Commission to W. bishop of London, Master John de Appelby,
Westminster, dean of the church of St. Paul, London, and Master John Cotesford,
archdeacon of Wilts, reciting that, whereas the king, at the supplication
of the said bishop signifying that one Nicholas Sarney, chaplain,
had counterfeited papal bulls and thereby usurped many things
prejudicial to ecclesiastical liberty and the bishop's jurisdiction,
lately caused the said Nicholas to be taken by the sheriffs of London
and imprisoned, he has appointed them to inspect the said bulls and
diligently examine Nicholas upon the matter and all things attempted
or done by him by pretext of the bulls ; and in case of his conviction
to proceed for his correction in form of law and punish him as justice
demands, and to do all such other things as they know to pertain to
their office. The king has commanded the sheriffs of London to deliver
to them the said Nicholas and the bulls. By C.
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1376. Membrane 33.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Beyford, now yeoman
Westminster, of the household, of an annuity of 100s. at the Exchequer, in lieu of
one of 605. granted to him, when groom of the chandlery of the
household, by letters patent dated 20 September, 39 Edward III,
surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered because king Richard, on 18 June in his
fifth year, granted to the said William 100s. yearly for life of the fee farm
which the abbot and convent of Hayles render at the Exchequer, in recom-
mence of the above annuity.
Aug. 13. Presentation of Geoffrey Loveryng, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Cherlton, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the priory of Upavene being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Aug. 13. Grant, for good service, to the king's ward Thomas son of Thomas
Havering- att e- de Brewes, ' chivaler,' of an annuity of 40/. for his sustenance and the
Bower. maintenance of his estate, to be taken at the Exchequer until the
lands of his inheritance, which are in the possession of his mother
Beatrice, late the wife of the said Thomas de Brewes, come to him.
By p.s.
Aug. 12. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 20 March last, committed
Westminster, to his servant, William Gambon, the keeping of the manor of Chetil-
hampton and Langetrowe and of the court of Wynclee, co. Devon,
except the park of Chetilmeholt, at the rent of 20/., and then granted
to him of more abundant grace the keeping of the said park, with 3d.
a day for his wages and Id. a day for the wages of a parker under him,
to be allowed in his said farm ; now, in lieu of the said wages of a
day from Michaelmas next and because William has undertaken from
that date to keep the park and wood and the deer thereof at his own
costs during the keeping, without waste and destruction, and to keep
up the enclosure of the park, the king has pardoned him the 20/. of
rent from that date. By p.s.
Aug. 14. Geoffrey Hadham of London, ' spicer,' going beyond seas, has letters
Westminster, nominating William Copmanthorp, clerk, and Henry Sutton, ' spicer,'
as his attorneys in England for one year.
William de Burst all received the attorneys.
Aug. 20. William de Navesby, canon in the church of Limerick in Ireland,
Westminster, and prebendary of the prebend of Tillabrek in the same, staying in
England, has letters nominating William Uger and John de Penbrok,
clerk, as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Aug. 18. Grant, for life or until other order, to Dan Henry de Croydon, monk,
Westminster, of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
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1376. Membrane 33 — cont.
Aug. 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of Stephen Bray as chief baron of
Westminster, the Exchequer of Ireland.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said
Exchequer.
[Foedera.]
Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's clerk, John de Pembrok,
as second baron of the said Exchequer.
Mandate as above.
[Foedera.]
Commitment, during pleasure, to the king's clerk, Thomas Bache,
of the office of the chancellor of the said Exchequer.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons to admit him to the office,
and to cause the king's seal and other appurtenances of the office to
be delivered to him.
[Feeder a.]
The like to Robert Lughtburgh of the office of ingrosser or clerk of
the pipe of the said Exchequer.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons to admit him.
The like to the king's clerk, Richard Walssh, of the office of one of
the chamberlains of the said Exchequer.
Mandate as above.
Aug. 22. Presentation of William Spak, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Honyngham, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities in England of the abbey of Bon Repos
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to Thomas de Maydenston,
Westminster, now made one of the yeomen of the household, of 100s. yearly at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
The like to the following : — By the same writ.
William Cabourne.
John Shefford.
Peter de Bourne.
William Pusy.
Vacated and surrendered because king Richard, on 6 April in his
sixth year, with the assent of the said William Pusy, granted his an-
nuity to John Cokayn for life.
Aug. 25. Licence for the prior and convent of Abbotesbury, in the diocese of
Pleshey. Salisbury, to elect an abbot in the room of Henry de Tolre, deceased.
Aug. 20. Stephen Reddok, burgess of Bristol, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Knottesford and Adam Boydon as his attorneys
in Ireland for one year. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Aug. 27. Presentation of Robert de Appelgarth to the church of All Saints,
Westminster. Northstrete, York, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of the Holy Trinity, York, being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1375. Membrane 33 — cont.
Sept. 29. Grant to Guichard Dangle of 26<s. 8d. daily at the Exchequer.
Westminster. By p.S.
Vacated because enrolled in the forty-ninth year.
1376.
Aug. 26. Presentation of Ralph de Sutton, vicar of the church of Horbourn,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of St. Andrew,
Wich, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of Derhurst being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
John de Pollesworth.
Aug. 28. Appointment of the king's clerk, John de Neubold, to arrest ships
Westminster, in the ports of Chester and Lyverpull for the passage of 120 men at
arms and 200 archers going to Ireland on the king's service and at his
wages, and have the ships brought to the port of Chester with all
speed ; and to arrest and imprison until the king give order touching
their deliverance all Avhom he shall find contrariant or rebellious in this.
Aug. 28. Pardon to Richard Norreyse of the king's suit for breaking by night
Pleshey. the house of John Ernald at Hambury and killing there John Sheperde
of Homme, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Aug. 29. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Walter de Euer,
Westminster, going to Ireland on the king's service in the company of James le
Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of Ireland. By bill of p.s.
The like to the following : —
Robert de Euer, Thomas Holhirst and William de Boltham.
By the same bill.
Sept. 1. John Couplond and William Dutton.
Westminster.
Aug. 26. Thomas de Rokeby, ' chivaler,' William de Caton of Lancastre,
Westminster. John Halle and John Leek.
Aug. 23. Grant to the king's clerk, John de Massy ngham, of the prebend
Pleshey. which Thomas de Aston, deceased, held in the king's free chapel of
St. George within the castle of Wyndesore. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden and the college of
the said chapel.
Sept. 5. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of William Cerne, monk of the house of Abbodesbury, of the
order of St. Benedict, to be abbot of that place.
Membrane 32.
Aug. 16. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, Robert
Havering-atte- de Cherteseye, now serjeant in the office of the scullery of the household,
Bower. Qf an annujty 0f 10Z. at the Exchequer, in lieu of one of 60s. granted
to him, then groom of the saucery, by letters patent dated 30 September,
39 Edward III, surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, on the ground that king Richard II,
on 27 February in his fifteenth year, granted the 10/, to Henry de Falbergh
for life.
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1376. Membrane 32 — cont.
Sept. 1. William Dutton, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Watlyngton and Ralph Cornewaill as his attorneys
in England for one year. W. de Burst[all] received the attorneys.
Aug. 16. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's yeoman of
Havering-atte- office, John Wengham, of an annuity of 100s. at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Bower.
Sept. 1.
Westminster.
Sept. 1.
Westminster.
Sept. 9.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Sept. 13.
Westminster.
Sept. 26.
Westminster.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Geoffrey Perbourne,
going to Ireland to stay on the king's service there in the company of
James le Rotiller, earl of Ormond. By p.s.
The like for the following, going as above : —
Warin Coton, Philip Gilberd and John Ernesby.
By the same bill.
Thomas de Feryby, clerk, and William Bracy. By bill &c.
William Wycombe, William Ryston, Robert Morrey and William
Walton. By bill &c.
John Wesebech, esquire. By bill &c.
Thomas Schrouesbury.
Henry Taverner of Bristol.
By bill &c.
By bill &c.
Aug. 28. Appointment of the king's clerk, Thomas Wetewong, to arrest in the
Westminster, port of Bristol, the parts of Wales and along the whole water of Severn,
ships and mariners necessary for the transport to Ireland of 120 men
at arms and 200 archers going there on the king's service at his wages,
and to bring the ships to the said port in time to start as shall be enjoined
on them ; and to arrest and commit to prison until the king give other
order touching their punishment all those whom he shall find contrariant
and rebellious in this.
Aug. 24. Grant to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, in aid of his sustenance
Pleshey. and for the maintenance of his estate of constable of England to which
the king has advanced him, of 1,000 marks yearly out of the lordships
and lands in England late of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford,
who held in chief, during the nonage of the heirs of the earl or until
he obtain livery of the inheritance of Eleanor, one of the said heirs,
his wife, beyond the lands and rents which he has at the present time
of the king's grant. If the lands are insufficient for payment of the
1,000 marks the king will provide for payment of what is lacking at
the Exchequer. By K.
Aug. 29. William Ferrour of Suthwerk, London, going beyond seas on the
Westminster, king's service, has letters nominating Nicholas Walton, citizen of
London, ' taillour,' and Adam Bukford as his attorneys in England
for one year. William Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
Sept. 1. William Whethull, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters
Westminster, nominating Cornelius O'Fynattha and Robert Whethull as his attorneys
as above. William de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
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Sept. 3. Thomas Brerele, going to Ireland on the king's service, has like
Westminster, letters. Robert Far[yngton] with the licence of W. de Burstall,
clerk, received the attorneys.
Sept. 4.
Westminster.
Sept. 5.
Westminster.
Sept. 6.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Sept. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
The following, going as above, have like letters : —
Thomas Holhirst, nominating William Rikill and John South-
broke.
Robert Far[yngton] received the attorneys with the
licence of W. Burstall.
John Elys of Solyhull, nominating Cornelius O'Fynattha and
Robert de Whethull, as above.
Th. de Newenham received the attorneys.
Roger Gernon, nominating Thomas Bilisdon, clerk, and Robert
Twyne.
The same Robert received the attorneys with the
licence &c.
John del Halle, nominating John Kyngesfold and Richard Dere,
chaplain. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
William son of Richard Lumbard, citizen of Waterford, nominating
John Woderove, clerk, and Henry Wilescombe of Bristol.
Robert de Farfyngton], clerk, received the attorneys.
Richard Verdon, nominating Robert Napton and John de
Sadyngton. John Bouland received the attorneys.
Sept. 30. Pardon, for long service to the king, and to his mother queen Isabel
Westminster, and his consort queen Philippa, both now deceased, to the king's
clerk, Richard de Ravensere, of all debts, prests and accounts current
in demand upon him at the Exchequer, as well as of the suit of the
peace and whatever pertains to the king for all felonies, falsities,
deceptions, conspiracies, trespasses, misprisions, maintenances of false
quarrels, concealments of the king's rights and profits and other
misdeeds, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and for which he could
be disturbed, put to fine and ransom or otherwise disturbed, and of
any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
And be it remembered that Robert de Selby, William de Holm,
John de Sadyngton, John Lascels, Thomas de Shirbourn and John de
Routhe of the county of York mainperned in the Chancery on 10 October
that the said Richard will bear himself well towards the king and his
people according to the form of the statute in that case provided.
Sept. 3.
Havering
manor.
Grant, for life or until other order, to William Stanes, spicer, for
long service, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Sept. 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Gilbert de Umframvyll,
Havering, earl of Angus, to the prioress and convent of Halistane of the advowson
of the church of Alwenton, co. Northumberland, not held in chief ;
and for the appropriation of the church by the prioress and convent.
By K. on the information of Robert Crull, by bill of
the signet.
Sept. 10. Presentation of Thomas Bernard, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Monklone, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by
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reason of the temporalities in England of the abbot of Conges, alien,
being in his hand on account of the war with France.
Sept. 9. Commitment, during pleasure, to Bernard Brocas of the keeping
Westminster, of the king's castle of Corf and warren of Purbyk, taking for the keeping
the accustomed wages and fees. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Pardon to John, abbot of Evesham, of the king's suit for the death
Havering, of John de Vaal of Lodynton of the county of Warwick, whereof he
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Be it remembered that Robert de Faryngton, clerk, Richard Holm,
clerk, of London, Henry de Walton of the county of Stafford, Ralph
de Pynyngton of the county of Lancaster, William Clerk of Evesham
of the county of Worcester, and John de Scardeburgh of the county
of York, on 11 September, mainperned in the Chancery at London
for the abbot's good bearing towards the king and his people.
Sept. 13. Presentation of William Doun, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Monkeleone, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift
by reason of the alien abbey of Lyre being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Sept. 13. Presentation of William Mordon to the church of Mursele, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
MEMBRANE 31.
Aug. 18. Revocation for causes laid before the king and council of the protec-
Havering. tion with clause volumus, until All Saints, granted on 4 August to Giles
de Ardern, knight, on testimony by Hugh de Calvyle, captain of Calais,
that he was going beyond seas on the king's service in the company
of the said Hugh to stay in the munition of the said town.
By bill of p.s.
Sept. 6. John Vyse, staying in England, has letters nominating Thomas
Westminster. Bache, clerk, and James Boys, clerk, as his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Robert de Far[yngton] received the attorneys with the
licence of William Burst [all].
Sept. 10. Presentation of Richard de Tuttebury, dean and sacristan of the
Westminster, church of St.. Mary, Leycestre, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church
of Lynby, in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of Lenton being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John de
Hemyngburgh.
Revocation of letters patent, dated 2 February, 48 Edward III,
granting for life to Robert Broun the office of constable of the castle
of Carlagh in Ireland, with such wages and fees as Nicholas Cadwelly
and Thomas Rothynges had, because ministers of that land have
testified before the king and council that he does not keep the castle
sufficiently ; and grant, for life or during good behaviour, of the said
office to Walter de Euer, in consideration of good service done in
Ireland. By K. on the information of the treasurer.
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Sept. 12. Exemplification and confirmation of letters patent under the seal
Westminster, of Ireland, witnessed by William de Wyndesore, the king's lieutenant
in that land, at Kilkenny, 1 February, 45 Edward III, granting to Roger
Gernon the king's manor of Donaghmayn with the lands of Fermoy,
then in the hands of the king's Irish rebels, to hold to him and his
heirs, they rendering a rose at Midsummer for the first twenty years
and then 6s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer of Ireland; and granting
licence for him to enfeoff any Englishmen in the king's fealty and
peace of a parcel of the said manor and lands at his will, to hold (in tail,
in fee or for term of life or years, as he pleases,) of him and his heirs
by the services contained in deeds to be made to them, notwithstanding
that he will hold the manor and lands of the king immediately by the
said services ; provided that he by no means make any feoffment
thereof to any Irishmen and that he build within the twenty years
next coming a competent fortalice against the king's enemies and
rebels. By K. on the information of the treasurer.
Sept. 15. Grant in fee to Richard Redyng of a cottage by the manor of
Havering. Haveryng which William son of William William of Haveryng
held of the king and which has come into the king's hand because
the said William son of William died without heir. By p.s.
Sept. 15. The like to Thomas Maydeston of a messuage, 60 acres of land,
Havering. 3 acres of meadow and pasture and 2«. lOd. of rent in Saxmendham,
which are forfeit to the king because Robert Swan alienated the same
in mortmain to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily for ever,
without his licence ; to hold of the same lords and by the same services
as these were held by before the alienation. By p.s.
Sept. 18. Presentation of William Somerford to the church of Calstokehache
Westminster, in Cornwall, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason
of the lands late of Edward, prince of Wales, deceased, being in his
hand.
Sept. 16. Grant to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon and duke
Westminster, of Lancaster, of the marriage of the son and heir of John de Hastynges,
late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward.
By p.s.
Sept. 18. Presentation of Master John Landreyn to the prebend with the
Havering, portion of Wretlyng, Neuenefeld and Hoo in the king's free chapel
of Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester {Cestr'). By p.s.
Sept. 20. Presentation of John Furbour, parson of the church of Cudlawe,
Westminster, in the diocese of Chichester, to the church of St. John, Southampton,
in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the priory of Carisbrok being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Robert
Milverton alias Robert Wager.
Sept. 17. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Osbren to be clerk of the
Westminster, works ordered by the king in Hadlegh castle and about the repair of
the enclosures of the parks of Reylegh, Hadlegh and Thundreslee ;
also to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen for those
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works and put them on the works, buy stone, timber and other
necessaries and take carriage for the same in the counties of Essex,
Hertford and Kent, at the king's charges, make all payments of
wages and other expenses by view, testimony and controlment of
Robert Coke, chaplain, and account for all money received by like
view and testimony, bring back all workmen engaged for the works
who have withdrawn without licence, and arrest and commit to
prison all who are contrariant until they find security to serve in the
works ; taking for his wages in the office I2d. a day. By K.
July 27. Grant to Robert Coke, chaplain, of the wardenship of the king's
Hadleigh. free chapel within the castle of Haddele. By K.
Sept. 20. The king recalling the happy intention which his late consort queen
Westminster. Philippa had of founding a perpetual chantry of one chaplain in the
hospital of St. Katharine without the Tower of London, in honour
of God and SS. Fabian and Sebastian, for the salvation of him, herself
and their children, and willing that that intention be fulfilled for
him and his heirs according to his consort's solemn vow, and that a
chaplain be found beyond the number of old established in the hospital
to celebrate divine service daily for the good estate of the king and
his children, for their souls when they are departed this life, and for
the souls of his mother Isabel, his said consort, his children and his
progenitors, and willing to provide for the sustenance of the said
chaplain until the chantry be fittingly endowed elsewhere by him or
his heirs, has assigned to the master of the hospital 101. yearly of the
issues of the hanaper of the Chancery to find a chaplain of the chantry
beyond the number established in the hospital, until order be made
for the perpetual endowment of the chantry. By K.
Sept. 20. Pardon, at the supplication of William Strete, controller of the
Havering, household, to John March of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Fraunceys, 4 meleward,' of Watford, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 20. The like, of special grace, to Walter Whithors with respect to the
Havering, death of Robert Vannere. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Appointment, until the quinzaine of Michaelmas, of Geoffrey
Westminster. Hokefeld to make purveyances, pursuant to the statute, for the office
of the poultry for the expenses of the interment of the king's eldest
son Edward, late prince of Wales. French. By C.
In like manner William Stondon is appointed as above. French.
Sept. 24. Presentation of John Pycburn, chaplain, to the church of Querle,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Richard Wayf er
and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the priory of
Okeborn being in his hand on account of the war with France.
MEMBRANE 30.
Sept. 6. Whereas the king, by letters patent, lately granted licence for
Westminster. Robert de Holywod, knight, to found a chantry of five chaplains at
Holywod in Ireland to celebrate divine service daily in the parish
church of that town for the good estate of the king, the said Robert
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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and Nesta, his wife, for their souls when they shall have departed
this life, and for the souls of the king's mother Isabel and his con-
sort Philippa, Joan sometime the wife of the said Robert, and his
ancestors, relations and children ; now, at the supplication of the
said Robert, in order that the chantry may endure in greater security,
the king grants that the five chaplains may, with the licence of Robert
and his heirs, elect one of their number or another fitter chaplain to be
warden or master of the chantry to have the wardenship and rule
of it ; so that, as often as the said warden or master decease or resign
or otherwise demise his office, the remaining chaplains may elect
another, and, as often as one of the chaplains die or the number be
otherwise diminished, the warden or master with the assent of the
other chaplains may elect a chaplain or chaplains to make up the
number. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Sept. 12. Licence for William Lumbard, citizen of Watreford in Ireland,
Westminster, to ship 40 weys of wheat, 10 weys of malt and 10 weys of oats in the
ports of Dublin, Droughda and other ports of that land, and bring
them to England or to any parts of Ireland he pleases to make his
profit of the same ; with mandate to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs,
ministers, customers, keepers of ports and other lieges in Ireland
to permit this, notwithstanding any ordinances or mandates to the
contrary.
Sept. 11. Pardon, at the supplication of Robert de Assheton, the treasurer,
Havering, to William Freynsh of Melles, called ' Somonour,' of the king's suit
for the death of John Wytteneye, servant of the parson of Melles,
deceased, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 12. Admission for three years of William de Carreu as guardian of
Westminster. Thomas de Carreu, son and heir of Leonard de Carreu, knight, a minor
in the king's ward, who stays in England, to sue and defend for him
in all courts in Ireland.
N. Carreu admitted the guardian with the chancellor's
licence.
Nicholas de Carreu, guardian of the lands late of the said Leonard
in Ireland, who stays in England, has letters nominating William
de Carreu to be his attorney in Ireland for three years.
The chancellor received the attorney.
Sept. 17. On the petition of Henry de Ferrariis shewing that, whereas he
Westminster, is bound to the king in 154£. for the issues of the manors of Killen,
Clony and Clomacduff, in Ireland, committed to him and Joan, his
late wife, by letters patent under the seal of Ireland, among other
lands late of Richard Tuyt, ' chivaler,' lately in the king's hands
for certain causes, and in 200/. by a recognisance made by him in the
Exchequer of Ireland on 12 May in the forty-eighth year, all his lands
have for these causes been seized into the king's hands, as by a
certificate sent into the chancery of England by the king's command
by the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Ireland more fully
appears ; the king has pardoned him the said sums so due and acquits
him and his heirs and executors of the same, and by these presents
has restored to him all the lands which are of the dower of Maud,
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his present wife, if these be in the king's hands for the causes aforesaid
and no other. By K.
Aug. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's late son Edward, prince of Aquitaine and Wales, duke of Cornwall,
earl of Chester, and lord of Biscay e and Castro Urdiales, dated at
Chertsey abbey, 8 December, 1371, granting for life to his esquire,
Richard Wilteshire, usher of his chamber, 201. yearly out of the issues
and profits of the stannary of Devenshire. By p.s.
Grant to the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, of the wardship of the
lands late of John de Ferreres, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, with the
marriage of Robert, son and heir of the said John, and so from heir
to heir ; so that he find competent sustenance for the heir and keep
the lands, with the buildings, enclosures, woods and gardens thereof,
without destruction and waste, and do and support the real services
and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Sept. 22. Mandate to John atte Hale, escheator in the counties of Somerset
Westminster, and Dorset, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Abbotesbury
to William Cerne, monk of the house, whose election as abbot of that
place has been confirmed by Ralph, bishop of Salisbury, and whose
fealty the king has taken.
The like to Nicholas de Somerton, escheator in the county of Wilts.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants.
Sept. 16.
Havering
Sept. 20. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Bardolf, of the wardship of the
Westminster, lands late of Edmund de Frytheby, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, with the
marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir ; so that he find
competent sustenance for the heir, keep the lands without destruction
or waste, and do and support the real services and other charges
incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Sept. 24. Presentation of William de Blumhull to the church of Weston, in the
Westminster, diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his
wardship of the land and heir of Edward le Botiller, who held in chief.
Aug. 26. Assignment in mortmain to the abbot and monks of St. Mary Graces
Pleshey. by the Tower of London, of the tenements and gardens which
Richard Lyons had on.Le Tourhull by the abbey and which have
come into the king's hand for certain causes. By p.s.
Sept. 24. Exemplification, at the request of the burgesses of the town of
Westminster. Clyfton, co. Worcester, of a charter, dated 11 May, 54 Henry III,
constituting their town a free borough.
[Calendar of Charter Bolls, 1257-1300, p. 140.]
Sept. 26. Protection with clause volumus for one year, in England only, for
Westminster. James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary in Ireland, who stays
in that land on the king's service. By bill of p.s.
Sept. 27. Ratification of the estate of John de Weston, chaplain, as vicar
Westminster, of the church of Westangemeryngg, in the diocese of Chichester.
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Sept. 27. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, Vincent
Havering Topseil, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
manor.
Sept. 29. Presentation of George de Louthorp to the church of Hepham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Sept. 23. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, Richard
Westminster. Broun, ' ferrour,' of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 29.
Sept. 10. Thomas de Asteley, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. William Ilger and William Lumbard as his attorneys in Ireland for
one year. W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
The following, staying in England, have like letters : —
Thomas Brian, nominating John de Pembrok, clerk, and John
Swyft. The chancellor received the attorneys.
Sept. 12. William Wyndesore, nominating (1) Robert de Euer and William
Westminster. de Boltham ; (2) William de Karlell, clerk, and Thomas Hol-
hirst ; and (3) Robert de Holywod, knight, and Stephen
Bray.
The chancellor received the attorneys by bill under the
seal of the said William.
Margaret late the wife of Bartholomew de Burgherssh, nominating
Thomas Holhirst and Wrilliam Lumbard.
W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
Sept. 2. John Trafford, going to Ireland to stay there on the king's service
Westminster, in the company of James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of
Ireland, has letters nominating Thomas Snayth and Robert Stob
of London, ' taillour.' Th[omas] Newenh[am] received the attorneys.
Sept. 24. Presentation of William de Blumhull to the church of Weston,
Westminster, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason
of the land and heir of William Trumwyn, who held in chief, being
lately in his keeping.
Sept. 25. Grant to the king's servant, Richard Scargill, of the wardship of all
Westminster, lands in Bradegare, co. Kent, late of John Man, who held in chief,
with the marriage of Joan, daughter and heir of the said John ; so
that he find competent sustenance for the heir, keep the lands without
waste and destruction and do and support the real services and other
charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Sept. 26. Appointment of the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, to be clerk
Westminster, of the works which the king has ordered to be done within the castle
of Porchestre for making a new mill there, and to buy stone, timber
and other necessaries for the construction of the mill for the king's
moneys to be paid promptly by view and controlment of the king's
clerk, John de Rouceby, and by survey of William Barleye.
By bill of the treasurer.
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Sept. 27. Ratification of the estate of William Senche of Spaldyng as vicar
Westminster, of the church of Honyngham, in the diocese of Norwich.
Sept. 28. Presentation of William Assere, parson of a mediety of the church
Westminster, of Aylmerton, in the diocese of Norwich, to the vicarage of the church
of Leuesham, in the diocese of Rochester, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities in England of the alien abbot of Ghent
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with John Kendale.
Sept. 28. Presentation of John de Sexhampcote, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. St. Peter, Old Sarum, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Aug. 18. Licence for the prioress and nuns of Wykes to acquire in mortmain
Westminster. 101. yearly of land and rent, not held in chief. By p.s.
Sept. 24. Licence, after inquisition made by John Warde, mayor and escheat or
Westminster, of London, and for 20s. paid by Robert de Ivyngho, citizen of London,
for the alienation in mortmain by him to John Clyfton, parson of the
church of All Hallows, Bredestrete, London, of a plot of land in the
parish of the said church, adjoining that church, held of the king in
free burgage as all the city of London is, and containing in length
from the east end (capite) of the chapel of the said church on the
west side of the plot as far as a tenement of Roger del Chambre on the
east, 17 ells, 1 inch, and in breadth from the church on the north
side as far as the said tenement on the south, 4J ells, 1 foot, 1 inch,
and at the east end of the plot, 5 ells, 6i inches, of the king's ells of
iron, for the enlargement of the said church.
Sept. 28. "Grant to the king's servant, John Hasphull, of the wardship of the
Havering, lands late of Thomas Baynard, who held in chief, with the marriage
of the heir of the said Thomas, and so from heir to heir ; so that he
find competent sustenance for the heir, keep the lands without waste,
and do and support the real services and other charges incumbent
thereon. By p.s.
Sept. 29. Inspeximus and confirmation, notwithstanding that the hospital
Westminster, is of the king's patronage, of letters patent of John de Hermesthorp,
warden of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London,
and the brethren and sisters of the hospital, dated 15 August, 1376,
granting to Robert Chaumberleyn, for life, a corrody in the hospital,
to wit, every day one white loaf and one black, such as the brethren
and sisters use, and 3Jrf. to buy flesh, fish and ale, as he shall see
fit, and also 20s. to buy a robe such as one of the sisters takes yearly
there ; and granting him a void plot of land in the hospital between
the mansion of William Wenselowe on the west and the north corner
of the church of the hospital, containing in breadth 24 feet and extend-
ing southwards as far as the mansion of the said William does, and in
length towards the north 50 feet, on which void plot he will build
at his own charges suitable houses for his stay there, with free ingress
and egress at fit hours through the great gate of the hospital to his
said plot and to seek his corrody. If ever the corrody be two months
in arrear or he be hindered by them or their successors in respect of
the plot, built on as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for him to enter into
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their manor of Rede, co. Hertford, and distrain therein until satisfied
of what is in arrear.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper because the master
asserted that the corrody was granted for the profit
of the house.
Sept. 26. Mandate to the dean and college of the king's free chapel of
Westminster. Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester, to assign a stall in the choir
and a place in the chapter to Master John Landereyn, who, on the
king's presentation, has been admitted by William, bishop of Chichester,
to a prebend in their chapel with the portion of Wretlyng, Nyuenefeld
and Hoo in the same.
Sept. 30. Presentation of Master William Trevellys, parson of a mediety of
Westminster, the church of Westburgh, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church
of Stoke, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of some
of the lands of his first born son Edward, late prince of Wales, being
in his hand for certain causes ; on an exchange of benefices with
William, parson of the latter church.
Sept. 30. Revocation for certain causes of letters patent, dated 22 August
Westminster, last, presenting William Spak, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
of Honyngham, in the diocese of Norwich.
Oct. 2. Pardon, for \ mark paid to the king by William Mulso, clerk, John
Westminster. Mortymere, chaplain, and William Hayle of Dadyngton, to them
for acquiring in fee from Giles de Ardern, knight, nine pieces of land
in Dunstywe, held in chief, and entering therein without the king's
licence ; and restitution of the same to them.
Oct. 24. Presentation of William Hascham, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster, the church of Beston, in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of Lenton being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Sept. 23. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, William
Westminster. Coteler, of 100,9. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered because king Richard II, on 27 November
in his twelfth year, at the supplication of the said W illiam, granted the
said 100^. to Hugh Bavent, clerk, for life.
The like to the following, by the same writ.
Thomas Burbache. John Forester.
Grant, during pleasure, to the king's mariner, William Welles, of the
office of bailiff of the town of Wynchelse, with the manor of Ihamme,
' les shares ' and all other appurtenances of the office ; provided
always that those to whom ' les shares ' or other appurtenances are
committed at farm by letters patent retain these during their term,
and that the farms be paid in full to William, and provided that he
be of good behaviour. By p.s.
Membrane 28.
Oct. 6.
Havering.
Sept. 23. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's sergeant, John de la
Westminster. Ryvere, of 100s. 3'early at the Exchequer, in lieu of 60s. yearly granted
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to him, when groom of the spicery, by letters patent dated 25 Decem-
ber, 40 Edward III, surrendered. By p.s.
Oct. 7. Grant in tail male to the king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge,
Havering-atte- of 1,000 marks yearly at the Exchequer, until provision be made for
Bower. ym 0f an equivalent of land and rent within the realm. By K.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
Oct. 6. Whereas the king, by letters patent, lately granted to Richard
Havering-atte- Sturi the keeping of the castle of Baumburgh with the profits of the
Bower. castle, and also 26 marks which the men of the town of Baumburgh
render at the Exchequer yearly for the farm of the town, during
pleasure ; now, of his more abundant grace, he has granted Richard
the keeping and farm for life, without rendering any account or any
other thing ; provided that he bear all the charges thereof as Ralph
de Nevill did. By K.
Vacated because surrendered and he has other letters patent dated
10 March, 2 Richard II, of 100/. yearly, for life, out of the issues of the
king's lordship of Okham, co. Rutland, in recompence of the keeping
and farm.
Oct. 5. Grant in fee to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon and duke
Havering-atte- of Lancaster, Simon, archbishop of Canterbury, John, bishop of Lincoln,
Bower. Henry, bishop of Worcester, William, lord of Latymer, John Knyvet,
chancellor, Robert de Assheton, treasurer, Roger de Bello Campo,
chamberlain, John de Ipre, steward of the household, and Nicholas
de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, of the castle and manor of Ley burn,
co. Kent, and all other castles, manors, lordships and lands in the
same county and elsewhere which the king has acquired in fee or in
reversion from Juliana de Leyburn, late countess of Huntingdon ;
also of the castle and town of Quenesburgh and the manor of Graves-
ende, in the said county, the castle and manor of Morende, co.
Northampton, the manors of Wurplesdon, co. Surrey, Brokenhurst,
co. Southampton, and Yeshampstede, co. Berks, a messuage in
London late of John de Beauchamp of Warewik, in which the king's
wardrobe now is, and all other tenements and rents in London which
the king has in any manner acquired in fee ; and also of all other manors,
lordships and lands, with reversions, which the king has acquired in fee
from any persons, to hold with knights' fees, advowsons of churches,
royalties, liberties, reversions, parks, woods, warrens, chaces, fisheries,
rents, services of tenants and all other appurtenances. By K.
Oct. 6. Grant to them in like terms of the reversions of all castles, manors,
Havering-atte- lordships and lands in Kent or elsewhere which the king has acquired
Bower. jn f ee from any persons and which any persons hold for life or term of
years of his grant ; so that they take the rents and farms of all these
until the reversions fall in. By K.
Oct. 5. Writ de intendendo for them to all tenants of the said manors of
Havering-atte- Wurplesdon, co. Surrey, Brokenhurst, co. Southampton, and Yest-
Bower. hampstede, co. Berks, and of other manors, lordships and lands in those
counties acquired in demesne or in reversion. By K.
The like to the tenants of the castle and manor of Morende, co.
Northampton, the manors of Brokenhurst, co. Southampton, and
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1376. Membrane 28 — cont.
Yesthampstede, co. Berks, and of other manors, lordships and lands
acquired by the king in demesne or in reversion in those counties.
The like to the tenants of the castle and manor of Leyburn and
all other lands in the county of Kent which the king has acquired in fee
or in reversion from Juliana de Leyburn, late countess of Huntingdon ;
and of the castle and town of Quenesburgh and manor of Gravesende,
co. Kent, the manor of Wurplesdon, co. Surrey, and other manors
in the same counties which the king has likewise acquired in de-
mesne or in reversion.
Oct. 5. Attornment of the king's clerks, Robert de Sibthorp, William de
Havering- atte- Hannay, Nicholas Somerton, escheator in the counties of Southampton
Bower. an(j BerkSj and John Camels, escheator in the county of Northampton,
to deliver to the said feoffees in his name seisin in the said manors
of Brokenhurst, Yeshampstede and Wurplesdon, as well as all other
manors, lordships and lands which the king has acquired in fee. By K.
The like of the same to deliver to them seisin in the said manors,
and in the castle and manor of Morende, co. Northampton.
Attornment of the king's clerk, John de Sleford, William de Topclif,
Nicholas Heryng, the king's steward of Kent, and Thomas de Illeston,
escheator in the counties of Kent and Surrey, to deliver to them seisin
in the castle and manor of Leyburn, co. Kent, and in all other castles,
manors and lands in that county and elsewhere which the king has ac-
quired in fee or in reversion from Juliana de Leyburn, late countess of
Huntingdon ; and also in the castle and town of Quenesburgh, the
manors of Gravesende and Wurplesdon, the said messuage in London,
and all other manors, lordships and lands in England acquired in
fee by the king from any persons. By K.
Membrane 27.
Oct. 7. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Master Walter de
Havering-atte- Skirlawe, as prebendary of the prebend of the Altar of St. Andrew in
Bower. the coiiegiate church of St. John, Beverley. By K.
Oct. 6. Grant for life to Nicholas de Carreu of the king's manor of Banstede,
Havering, co. Surrey, with the view of frank-pledge and the lordships, liberties,
park and other profits ; so that he keep up the houses and buildings,
and the palings and enclosure of the park, at his own costs, taking
for this as much of the king's timber there as shall be necessary, and
pay the king's parker there his wages : saving to the king his deer
and game in the park and to the prior of Merton the term of the manor
granted to him by letters patent, on condition that he pay his farm
for the same to Nicholas. By K.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manor of Banstede.
By K.
Appointment of the king's clerk, Guy de Rouclyf, and Thomas de
Illeston, escheator in the county of Surrey, to cause him to have in
the king's name full seisin in the said manor and appurtenances.
By K.
Oct. 4.
Havering.
Grant to the king's esquire, John de Salesbury, of the keeping of the
manor of Merlawe, co. Buckingham, late of Edward, lord le Despenser,
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who held in chief, to hold with the issues from the death of the said
Edward until the full age of his heir ; so that he keep the same without
waste, and do and sustain the real services and other charges in-
cumbent on the manor. By p.s.
Oct. 9. Grant to the king's squire, Nicholas Daubrichecourt, that, whereas
Havering-atte- the king by letters patent lately granted to him the keeping of the
Bower. castle of Notyngham during pleasure, he shall have the same for
life. By K.
Oct. 9. Commitment to him, for life, of the keeping of the forest of Shire-
Havering- atte- wode and the parks of Clipston and Beskwode, and of the manor of
Bower. Clipston in the said forest and the king's lodge in the park of Besk-
wode, lately committed to him during pleasure. By K.
Oct. 6. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, William Erchebaud, his sewer
Havering, (assewator), of a tun of Gascon wine yearly of the king's right prise
of wines in the port of Bristol. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and king Richard, on 6 March in his
first year, confirmed other letters patent of 161. 16s. lOd. granted to him,
as appears on the Patent Boll of that king.
Oct. 6. Presentation of Henry de Hopton, vicar of the church of Bishops
Westminster. Castle, in the diocese of Hereford, to the church of Lydom, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land
and heir of John de Chorleton, who held in chief ; on an exchange of
benefices with James de la Venne.
Oct. 1. Exemplification, at the request of the king's yeoman, William Gam-
Westminster, bon, of letters patent, dated [3 October], 39 Edward III, which have
been accidentally lost, granting to him 100-5. yearly at the Exchequer.
Oct. 8. Licence, for 101. paid to the king by Thomas de Howom, citizen of
Westminster. York, for the alienation in mortmain by him of a messuage in York,
held of the king in burgage, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily at the altar of St. Mary in the church of St. Mary on Castle
Hill, York, for the good estate of the said Thomas and for his soul
when he shall have departed this life.
Vacated because surrendered, the said Thomas having other letters
patent of 7 Richard II of licence to give this and another messuage in
York to two chaplains to celebrate as above.
Oct. 9. Exemption for life of John Knyvet, ' chivaler,' from being put on
Havering, assizes, juries, attaints, recognitions or inquisitions, and from
appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, justice, steward,
constable, collector of tenths, fifteenths, or other subsidies or quota
granted to the king, arrayer, leader or trier of men at arms, hobelers
or archers, captain or keeper of castle, city or town, or any officer or
bailiff of the king in England, Aquitaine, Ireland, Wales or elsewhere,
against his will. By p.s.
Oct. 9.
Havering.
The like exemption for Nicholas de Carreu ; and from being compelled
to take the order of knighthood. By K,
350
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 27 — cont.
Sept. 16. Grant to the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, of the wardship of all
Havering lands which were of John de Ferrariis, ' chivaler,' who held in chief,
manor. an(j are now jn tne king's hand by the death of the said John and of
Joan, sometime wife of Robert de Ferrariis, his father, with the marriage
of Robert, son and heir of the said John, and so from heir to heir ;
so that he find sustenance for the heir, do no waste, and do and
support the real services and other charges incumbent on the lands ;
saving to farmers of any of the lands their terms, they paying their
farms to him. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and otherwise below under the same
date.
Oct. 7. Grant to John de Foxle, knight, that whereas the king by letters
Havering-atte- patent lately granted to him the keeping of the castle of Suthampton,
Bower. {ne manor and park of Lyndhurst, the New Forest, the hundred of
Rudbrigg, co. Southampton, and 40-9. of rent paid by the abbot and
convent of Redynges for a tenement in the said forest, during pleasure,
at a rent of 130/., he shall have the same for life at the said farm,
saving to the king knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs
of free tenants, escheats, forfeitures, chattels of felons and fugitives,
and all other royal liberties, vert and venison, warrens of conies,
cranes, peacocks, and swans, fisheries, rents of assarts and purprestures,
and all other profits of the castle, manor, park, forest and hundred
not current in the extent of the manor. By K.
Oct. 10. Grant, during pleasure and good behaviour, to the king's servant,
Havering. John Nief , of the office of porter of the castle of Hadle, taking in the
office 3d. a day for his wages as other porters have taken. By p.s.
Membrane 26.
Sept. 28. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 1 October in his forty-
Westminster, third year, granted to John Bryan, then parson of the church of St.
Andrew, Baynardescastell, London, in compensation for tithes,
oblations and other emoluments previously received by him out of
tenements in his parish which were pulled down by John de Beauchamp
of Warrewyk, knight, deceased, to build an inn for himself there, which
inn the king afterwards acquired from John's executors, 40<s. yearly
of his alms, to be taken by the hands of the keeper of the great ward-
robe, then dwelling in the said inn, and whereas the said parson is
now dead ; the king grants in mortmain to Thomas de Appelby, now
parson of the said church, a like annuity. By p.s.
Aug. 20. Licence, for 20Z. paid to the king by Richard de Ravenser, king's
Westminster, clerk, one of the executors of the will of Master John de Branketre,
late treasurer of the church of St. Peter, York, for the alienation in
mortmain by John Alkebarwe and Richard Greynham, chaplains,
to the warden of the house of vicars and the vicars of the said church,
chaplains, of four messuages and 46s. 10^. of rent in York, held of the
, king in burgage, and three meessuages and 7 acres of land in Shipton
by York, not held of the king, as has been found by inquisition taken
by John Sayvill, escheator in the county of York ; to celebrate divine
service daily in the said church for the good estate of the king, for
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1376.
Membrane 26 — cont.
his soul when he shall have departed this life, and for the souls of his
progenitors, kings of England, and the said treasurer and his ancestors.
Oct. 5. Whereas on 12 August last the king leased to Robert de Assheton,
Havering-atte- f or life, the manor of Berton Bristol at the rent of 110/., and granted
Bower. to him that he should take the 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer
granted to him by letters patent at another time by his own hands
out of the said farm, and that if the manor were ever taken out of
his hands, he should again take the annuity at the Exchequer ; now,
in consideration of Robert's good service, and in compensation for the
100 marks yearly, and because Robert has surrendered the said letters,
the king has granted to him the manor aforesaid, to hold with the
hundred of Berton Bristol and all other appurtenances, for life,
without rendering anything. By K.
Vacated and surrendered because he surrendered the manor and hundred
into the hands of king Richard II upon conditions contained in letters
patent of the said king, dated 1 February in his fourth year ; and because
the said king by the said letters granted to him the constableship of the
castle of Dover and the wardenship of the Cinque Ports.
Oct. 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Skipwyth to be one of
Westminster, the justices of the Common Bench, taking in the office the accustomed
fee. By K.
Mandate to the justices of the Bench to admit him.
Oct. 4. Grant to John Nouseley, the king's messenger, of 4Jd. a day at the
Westminster. Exchequer for his wages as long as he be in the office of a messenger
not labouring at the king's wages among the king's messengers.
By p.s.
The like to each of the following : —
John Cok, John Elyot, William Hardyng. By the same writ.
Oct. 5.
Havering.
Oct. 7.
Havering-atte-
Bower.
Oct. 14.
Havering
manor.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Havering.
Oct. 6.
Westminster.
Ratification of the estate of Edmund Strete as parson of the church
of Great Merlawe, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
The like ratifications for the following : —
John Cauchon, as parson of the church of Warton in Kendale,
in the diocese of York. By K.
John Beaugrant, as prebendary of Bonynton in the collegiate
church of Wyngham, in the diocese of Canterbury. By p.s.
Howell ap Eygon, as vicar of the church of Gresf ord, in the diocese
of St. Asaph.
Master John de Clifford, as prebendary of Westmeryngton in the
collegiate church of Aukland, in the diocese of Durham.
By p.s,
Grant to the king's Serjeant, William Gambon, to whom the king
lately granted the keeping of the park of Chitelhampholt, co. Devon,
in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the heir of Edward,
late lord le Despenser, who held in chief, that he may freely, while
he has the keeping, take the deer of the park and dispose of them
to the use of himself or any other as he pleases ; saving always sufficient
stock of deer for the park. By p.s.
352
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376.
Oct. 2.
Havering
manor.
Oct. 9.
Havering
Oct. 9.
Havering
Membrane 26 — cont.
Grant to the king's esquire, William Purcelles, of the wardship of
the lands late of Richard atte Halle, who held in chief, which are in
the king's hand by the nonage of Stephen, son and heir of the said
Richard, and also of the lands late of Robert atte Halle, son of John atte
Halle brother of the said Richard, which Robert held in chief and
is dead, which are in the king's hand by the nonage of the said Stephen,
his kinsman and heir, with the marriage of the latter, without rendering
anything for the wardship or marriage ; so that he find sustenance
for the heir, commit no waste, and do and support the real services
and other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's serjeant, William Wightman, of a messuage
in the parish of St. Benet Shorog, London, which Thomas Holbeche,
late citizen and cordwainer (calciator) of London, and Katharine, his
wife, deceased, held of the king to them and the heirs of Thomas,
and which pertains to the king as escheat because Thomas was a
bastard and died without heir of himself ; to hold by the same services
as Thomas and Katharine held by. By p.s.
Pardon to the king's serjeant, William Gambon, one of the yeomen
of the chamber, of all money and other things in which he is bound to
the king as received by him during the time in which he has been the
king's serjeant ; and acquittance to him and his heirs and executors
in respect of these. By p.s.
Oct. 9. Grant for life to Master Paul Gabrielis of
Havering-atte- physician, of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Spain,
Bower.
the king's
By K.
Oct. 6. Grant for life to Roger de Bello Campo, ' chivaler,' the king's
Havering-atte- chamberlain, of 100 marks yearly to be taken by his own hands out of
Bower. farm of 851. due in respect of the castle and town of Devyses and
other tenements in the county of Wilts which he holds for life of the
king's grant. By K.
Oct. 9. Pardon to the king's serjeant, Ralph Tyle, of all bows and other things
Havering whatsoever wherein he is held to the king as having been received
manor. durjng the time in which he was in the office of bearer of the
king's bows. By p.s.
Sept. 30. Appointment, during pleasure, of Geoffrey de Neuton as the king's
Havering-atte- chief butler. By K.
Bower.
Oct. 9. Grant for life to John Goderych of the keeping of the forest of Rote-
Havering, land, as William Hakelut, deceased, had it ; which keeping the king
by letters patent previously granted to him at will. By K.
Membrane 25.
Oct. 9. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Henry Alemaigne, for long service,
Westminster, of those lands in Wodespene, co. Berks, which Humphrey de Bohun,
last earl of Hereford, held in tail male with reversion to the king, now
in the king's hands because the earl died without heir male of his
body and demised at farm for 9/. yearly to be rendered at the
Exchequer, By p.s.
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1376. Membrane 25 — cont.
Oct. 4. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, Hugh atte Halle, one of his farriers,
Westminster, of a messuage situated on the king's highway in Depf ord, which William
Ferrour held in tail male of the grant of Edward II. with reversion
to him and his heirs, now in the king's hands by the death of the
said William without heir male of his body. By p.s.
Oct. 7. Grant to the king's serjeant, Ralph Tyle, that, whereas the king lately
Havering-atte- granted him the bailiwick of keeping the park of Haveryng-atte-Boure
Bower. during pleasure, he shall have the same for life. By K.
Oct. 1. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 15 February last,
Havering, committed to Robert de Assheton the keeping of the castle and town
of Porcestre and of the forest there, to hold for life by the extent ;
now, for the better defence of the castle, which is situated on the
coast, and of the parts adjacent, he has ordained by advice of the
council that Robert, while he have the keeping, shall have one porter,
one artiller and one watchman, dwelling within the castle, for whom
he shall answer, taking by the name of his fees Sd. a day in time
of peace and \2d. a day in time of war, and for the wages of the
porter, who with a groom under him shall have the keeping of the
king's warren there, and for the wages of the said groom, \\d. a day,
for the wages of the artiller 6d. a day and for the wages of the watch-
man 3d. a day, out of the extent so far as that is sufficient for this,
and any residue of such wages beyond the extent out of the issues
of the county of Southampton. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Licence, at the request of William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury,
Westminster, for Nicholas Benton to crenellate the walls of his houses in the manor
of Fallardeston, co. Wilts. By K.
Oct. 6. Presentation of Simon Goderich to the church of Neuton Longevile,
Havering, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien priory of Neuton Longevile being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
Oct. 8. William, lord of Latymer, who was impeached in the last Parliament
Havering-atte- in great sums pertaining to the king received by him and his servants
Bower. or deputies during the time when he was captain or the king's lieutenant
at Becherell in the duchy of Brittany and elsewhere in those parts,
by way of ransoms, emoluments and other profits, as well as otherwise,
of which he has not yet satisfied the king, and also of singular counsel
and misrule of the king's affairs and things against the king's honour
and profit during the time when he was with him of his council, t o wit, of
loans made by him to the king's very great damage and loss without
urgent and necessary cause, as also of divers letters patent made
and granted to carry wool to foreign parts elsewhere than to the staple
at Calais, and of impositions on wools made without the assent of
Parliament to the annulment and destruction of the said staple and
of the king's coinage there, and was thereupon committed to prison
in the keeping of the marshal of England until he should make
fine or ransom with the king for this cause, and, at the instance of
the magnates and commonalty of the realm, was removed by the king
from every office, as well in the same Parliament before the said
magnates and commonalty as afterwards before the king's person
Wt. 18915. E 23
354
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 25 — cont.
at the manor of Haveryng-atte-Boure, has humbly submitted himself
to the king's grace touching the premises, and, on the king's
demanding of him there a fine of 20,000 marks, has submitted himself
wholly to the king's will and disposition ; and the king accepting the
fine and having due consideration to his humble submission, as befitted
his royal majesty, has pardoned the said William the fine, the imprison-
ment and whatever pertains to the king in respect of the premises
and other things whereof he was accused or impeached in that
Parliament, restoring him to his first estate. Moreover, being desirous
to provide for his tranquillity, he has pardoned him all debts, prests
and accounts due from him in the chamber and in the receipt of the
Exchequer, and all moneys current in demand upon him now or in
time to come for arrears of farms, amercements, issues forfeit, chattels
of felons and fugitives or for any other cause, and remits all actions
he might have against him for the causes aforesaid and for the holding
of the castellany and town of Becherell or other places in those parts
or the surrender of the same to the king's enemies, or on account of
payments, deliveries, ordinances or assignments and precepts made by
him to any person of moneys, jewels, cloths and other things in the
chamber or otherwise out of the king's treasure ; and acquits
him, his heirs or executors in respect of the premises. He has
pardoned to him also the suit of the peace and whatever pertains to
the king for all felonies, treasons, receivings, confederacies, conspiracies,
champerties, ambidextries, maintenances of false quarrels, trespasses
and concealments of the king's rights and profits, whereof he is or may
be indicted or appealed, and any consequent outlawries. By K.
Oct. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to Master Paul Gabrielis of
Havering. Spain of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
The like, of 20 marks yearly, to Master John Bray, the king's
physician. By the same writ.
Vacated as appears in a memorandum below.
Oct. 8. Whereas Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, holds the
Havering- atte- castles and manors of Foderjmgeye and Ansty for life, with reversion
Bower. ^Q ^e king and his heirs, the king grants that, if he survive the countess,
the said castles and manors shall remain to Robert de Assheton, the
treasurer, Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, Richard de
Ravenser, archdeacon of Lincoln, Henry Snayth, clerk, and Robert
Crull, clerk, for his life, and grants them also the manor of Fastern,
co. Wilts, for his life ; with remainder of the whole to his son Edmund,
earl of Cambridge, in tail male, in part satisfaction of 1,000 marks
to be taken at the Exchequer yearly after the king's death. By K.
Vacated because surrendered, and the earl has letters patent of Richard II,
dated 20 November in his first year, of confirmation of letters patent
dated 25 May, 51 Edward III.
Oct. 14. Mandate to William de Walshale, escheator in the county of Salop
Westminster, and the adjacent march of Wales, to deliver the temporalities of Wenlok
priory, which is immediately subject to the prior of La Charite, alien,
to William de Ponte Fracto, late prior of Duddeley, whom the prior
of Bermundesey, vicar general in England of the first named prior,
has provided to be prior of Wenlok, and whose fealty the king has
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1376. Membrane 25 — cont.
taken, notwithstanding that the prior of La Charite is of parts at
war with him.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
Be it remembered that the above letters of Master John Bray have
been vacated, and he has other letters patent of 12/. to be taken yearly
by the hands of the abbess and convent of Shaftesbury, under date of
25 October, as appears below.
Membrane 24.
Oct. 7. Grant to the king's squire, Robert Bardolf, of the portion of the
Havering, alien prioress of Claruissel {de Claro Rivolo) in the church of Mapelder-
ham, with all fruits, proceeds, profits and emoluments pertaining
to such portion, for which portion the king's clerk, John de Hermestorp,
used to render at farm to the king 100s. yearly ; to hold during the
war with France without rendering anything. By K.
Oct. 8. Whereas Robert Harsont, charged before John de Cavendissh and
Havering, his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Cambridge castle,
with the death of William Seyntlowe at Wympole, was found guilty
by the inquisition of the country upon which he put himself, and for
certain causes is remanded to that prison ; the king has pardoned
him the king's suit for the death, the judgment to be rendered in
this behalf, the execution of such judgment, and any consequent
outlawry. By K.
Oct. 6. Grant to William Latimere that, whereas the king by letters patent
Havering, lately committed to him the keeping of the forest beyond Trent, during
pleasure, he shall have the same for life ; on condition that the bailiffs,
ministers and others whom he will charge with the issues and other
things pertaining to the king by reason of the keeping, answer for
the same at the Exchequer, and that he bring his rolls to the Exchequer
at the end of each year and deliver them there, as is usual.
By K.
Oct. 6. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 24 August last, made a
Havering, grant to his son Thomas of Wodestok, constable of England, of 1,000
marks yearly out of lands late of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford,
who held in chief, for maintenance of his estate in the office ; now, for the
prompt satisfaction of the said grant, he has granted to his said son the
keeping of the following, to wit, the castle, manor and town of Plessitz,
the manors of Heyestre and Waltham, the court of the honour of
Maundeville of Heiestre, the manor of Wykes, two parts of the manor
of Hallyngbury and the view of Chisell, co. Essex, the courts of the
honours of Gloucestre in the county of Gloucestre, and of Farle in the
county of Wilts, the manor of Kneshale, co. Nottingham, and the two
parts of the manor of Ascot e held at farm by William Hervy, all which
are in the king's hands by reason of the nonage of the heirs of the
said earl ; to hold by extent to be made thereof until the full age of
the said heirs or until he have livery of the inheritance of Eleanor
his wife, one of the said heirs. If this grant prove insufficient, he
shall have the deficiencies at the Exchequer. By K.
Vacated because surrendered, and otherwise below under the same
date.
356
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 24 — cont.
Oct. 10* Pardon to Stephen Bernewell of Cantebrigg of his outlawry in the
Westminster, husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to answer Adam Stable, citizen and mercer of London, touching a
plea of debt of 10/. 16<s. ; he having now surrendered to the
Flete prison, as appears by certificate of Robert Bealknap, chief
justice.
Pardon in like terms to the following : —
Isabel late the wife of William de Weston of Huphavene, the
elder (senioris), of her waiver for non-appearance to answer
William de Weston of Huphavene touching a plea of trespass
against her and John Short of Huphavene. Wilts.
Oct. 12. Thomas Broun, for non-appearance to answer Thomas Taune
Westminster. and Margery, his wife, touching a plea that he render chattels
to the value of 100s. Middlesex.
Oct. 16. John de Kirkelade, parson of the church of Whythyngdon, for
Westminster. non-appearance to answer John Bedwardyn and John Upcote
touching a plea of debt of 100/. Hereford.
Oct. 15. Robert Wrench of the county of Somerset, for non-appearance
Westminster. to answer Thomas West, knight, touching a plea of debt of 30/.
Wilts.
Oct. 16. William Randman of Neusom upon Wysk and John, his son,
Westminster. for non-appearance to answer the abbot of Fountains touching
a plea of trespass. York.
Richard Wetweder, for non-appearance before the late justices
of the Bench to answer John Hanam of Bristol touching a plea
that he render an account of the time when he was his bailiff
in Bristol and his receiver. Gloucester.
Oct. 18. John Hallegoud, for non-appearance before the justices of the
Westminster. Bench to answer Henry Kyrye touching a plea of debt of 40/.
Southampton.
Oct. 23. John Wryght, 1 milnere,' for non-appearance to answer Alice
Westminster. daughter of Robert Lucok of Barneby touching a plea of trespass.
York.
Oct. 24. John de Oudeby, parson of the church of Cortlyngstoke, for
Westminster. non-appearance to answer Richard Smyth of Wysowe, chaplain,
touching a plea of debt of 60s. Nottingham.
Oct. 23. Hugh de Grandon, for non-appearance to answer Edmund de
Westminster. Walsyngham and Isabel, his wife, touching a plea of debt
of 10/. London.
Oct. 29. Geoffrey Jacob of Norwich, for non-appearance to answer Thomas
Westminster. de Shirford, clerk, touching a plea that he and William de
Gymyngham, chaplain, and John Jacob of Massyngham,
executors of the will of John, late parson of the church of Gunton,
together with Richard de Harpele of Norwich and John de
Thorpgate of Gunton, render to him 10/. London.
Oct. 26. Robert Blatherwyk of Coventre, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. William More, citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea
that he and Hugh Meryngton of Coventre each render an
account of the time in which they were his receivers. London.
Oct. 29. Henry de Hugate, chaplain, for non-appearance to answer Richard
Westminster. de Ravenser, master of the hospital of St. Leonard, York,
touching a plea of debt of 100s. York.
Nov. 8. Adam Marchall of Chyngewell, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. Walter Parker touching a plea of trespass. London,
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357
1376. Membrane 24 — cont.
Nov. 18. William Hokham of Wymundham, for non-appearance to answer
Westminster. Thomas Chauntecler touching a plea of debt of 60s.
Middlesex.
Nov. 16. Nicholas de Andevre, for non-appearance to answer Adam de
Westminster. Bury, citizen of London, touching a plea of debt of 111.
London.
Nov. 20. Robert Raundes, clerk, for non-appearance to answer Richard
Westminster. Suggeworth, parson of the church of Alfricheston, touching a
plea that he render an account of the time when he was his
receiver. Sussex.
Nov. 24. Stephen atte Forde, for non-appearance to answer Robert Ingram
Westminster. of Coventre touching a plea of debt of 100s. Warwick.
Nov. 29. William Berkeden, for non-appearance to answer Walter Langa-
Westminster. ford touching a plea of debt of 91. Devon.
Walter Bradeford, the elder, for non-appearance to answer Walter
Bradeford, the younger, touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Devon.
Dec. 2. Hugh Sautre of Ware, for non-appearance to answer Adam de
Westminster. Wymundham touching a plea of debt of 24Z. London.
1377.
Jan. 23. John atte Ponde of London, ' curreyour,' for non-appearance to
Westminster. answer William Gardener of Waltham Holy Cross touching a
plea of trespass. Essex.
1375. Membrane 23d.
Oct. 11. Licence for William Blakomore of Norwich to ship three lasts of
Westminster, hides in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and take the same by sea
to London or Norwich to make his profit thereof ; as William Hornyng
of the county of Norfolk and Thomas Wylyngham of London have
mainperned in the Chancery that he will not take the same to foreign
parts, that he will satisfy the king of the customs due in case the hides
be lost at sea or stolen and of the forfeiture due if they be taken to
foreign parts, and that he will bring into the Chancery letters of the
mayor of London or the bailiffs of Norwich attesting the discharge
within one month of such discharge.
Oct. 7. Licence for the king's clerk, William de Mulsho, to assign his manor
Westminster, of Mulsho, co. Buckingham, which is not held of the king in chief,
in mortmain to such ecclesiastical persons, religious or others, as he
pleases. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Licence, after inquisition made by Nicholas Somerton, escheator
Westminster, in the county of Oxford, and for 20s. paid by the abbot of Oseneye
and the prior of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, for the alienation in mortmain
by the abbot and his convent to the prior and his convent of 17 acres
of land in Codeslowe and 3 acres of meadow in Toraldesham by Oxford,
in exchange for 15 acres of land in Codeslowe and Eton. The said
lands are all held of the king in chief in frank almoin.
Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, John West,
dwelling at Westminster, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John Swanton, dwelling at Shene.
Oct. 10.
Havering
manor.
358
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 23d — cont.
Stephen Scarlet, dwelling at Retherhith.
John Trop, dwelling at Gravesende.
Gilbert Spark, dwelling at Quenesburgh.
Roger Smale, dwelling at Wyndesore.
Hugh Ellerbek, dwelling at Eltham.
John Quortayse, dwelling at Ledys.
Oct. 12. The like to the king's servant, John Fissher. By p.s.
Havering
manor.
Oct. 15. Pardon to Ralph Clegher of his outlawry in the county of Middlesex
Westminster, for non-appearance before the king to answer Henry de Ilcome touching
a plea of trespass done against the king's protection ; he having now
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Cavendissh, chief
justice, has certified.
Nov. 7. Pardon to Isabel Garland of her waiver in the county of Hereford
Westminster, for non-appearance to answer the king and John de la Lynde where-
fore she admitted into and retained in her service Agnes le Walssh,
lately retained in John's service at Monesley, who withdrew from
his service without cause and without his licence before the end
of her term.
Sept. 16. Grant to the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, of the wardship of
Havering, the lands late of John de Ferrariis, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, in
the king's hand by the death of the said John de Ferrariis as well as
by the deaths of Joan, sometime wife of Robert de Ferrariis, father
of the said John, Elizabeth late the wife of Reynold de Cobham,
' chivaler,' who held for life certain lands as jointly enfeoffed with
him the said John, sometime her husband, and otherwise, and
Eleanor late the wife of Hostelettus Tresynges, who held for life
certain lands of the gift of the said John, to hold during the nonage
of Robert, John's son and heir, with his marriage, and so from heir
to heir ; provided that he find for him competent sustenance, com-
mit no waste and do and bear the services and charges incumbent
on the lands. Saving always to farmers of the said lands their
terms. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Grant for life to Bernard Brocas of the keeping of the castle of
Havering-atte- Corf and the king's warren of Purbyk, lately committed to him during
Bower- pleasure. By K.
Oct. 12. Licence for Ralph Basset of Drayton, ' chivaler,' to enfeoff Thomas
Westminster. Hervy, clerk, John Leyre, clerk, and John Parkere of Olneye, of the
manor of Radclyf on Sore, co. Nottingham, and a fourth part of the
manor of Barogh, co. Leicester, held in chief, and for them to grant
the same to him, Joan, his wife, and the heirs of his body, with
remainders to Ralph son of Gerard de Braybroke, knight (militis),
in tail male, to John son of Reynold de Grey of Riffyn, knight (militis),
in tail male, to William Lyle, in tail male, and to Hugh de
Shirleye, in tail male, and remainder over to the heirs of the said
Ralph Basset. By K.
Oct. 15. Pardon to William Trede of his outlawry in the county of Cambridge
Westminster, for non-appearance before the king to satisfy him of his ransom for
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1376. Membrane 23d — cont.
non-appearance before him to answer William Vigrous touching a plea
of trespass, as he was mainperned to do ; he having now surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison, as John de Cavendissh, chief justice, has
certified.
Oct. 22. Restitution to the king's peace and protection of Peter Pawe, who
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench at the appointed
day to answer the king touching some contempts and misdeeds was
put out of the said protection ; he having now surrendered to the
Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Oct. 22. Grant to the king's clerk, Master John de Shepey, doctor of laws,
Havering, of 50Z. yearly at the Exchequer until provision be made for him by
the king in an ecclesiastical benefice or benefices, without cure, of
the value of 50Z. yearly. By K. & the Great C.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent of the
same date of the said sum until provision be made for him in a benefice
or benefices without cure of the value of 100 marks yearly.
Membrane 22.
Oct. 11. Presentation of John de Fangfosse to the church of Allesle, in the
Westminster, diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his
wardship of the land and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief.
Oct. 10. Jnspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Alexander, arch-
Westminster, bishop of York, dated at London, 7 October, 1376, inspecting letters
of his predecessor, Walter, sealed with his seal in green wax, witnessed
by Master Adam de Richemond, William de Averiliano, Nicholas
Warde, Walter de Anch'm, John Alman and others, and dated at
Ripon, 12 Kal. Oct., in the sixth year of his pontificate, granting,
with the assent of his chapter, to Thomas Forester of Thornton and
his heirs all the lands which he held of the archbishop in Dalle and
Thornton and the forestership of Thornton and Niderdale, with the
fees, services and all other things pertaining of custom to the said
forestership, saving to the archbishop and his successors services due
for the lands and forestership ; and confirming the same to John de
Walleworth, who had acquired the premises to him, his heirs and
assigns. For -J mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 8. Whereas the king lately granted to his son John, king of Castile
Havering, and Leon and duke of Lancaster, then earl of Richmond, the castle,
town and honour of Hertford and the towns of Beyford, Esendon and
Hertf ordyngbury, under a form specified in the grant ; he now, of more
abundant grace, grants him the premises in tail male, with remainder
to the king and his heirs. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Grant to John Knyvet, ' chivaler,' of the wardship of the lands
Havering, late of John de Bekeryng of the county of Lincoln, ' chivaler,' who held
in chief, with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir ;
provided that he find sustenance for the heir, commit no waste, and
do and sustain the real services and other charges incumbent on
the lands. By p.s.
360 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 22 — cord.
Oct. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, Thomas
Havering. Horslake, king's wardrober in Haddele castle, of 100s. yearly at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Pardon, at the supplication of Thomas Maundeville, to John Nichole,
Havering, forester of Blacholley, of the king's suit for the death of Robert Souter
of Felsted, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Oct. 12. The like of special grace to Thomas Sotheworth, ' chivaler,' for the
Havering, death of John Walet. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by Edmund de la Pole,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' for William de Thorpe, knight, to enfeoff the said Edmund,
Maud, his wife, and Walter, their son, of a moiety of the manor of
Sauston (1 acre of land therein excepted), held in chief, and of the
reversion of the other moiety expectant on the demise of Henry
Wardedieu.
Oct. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas, bishop of Exeter,
Havering to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of Exeter, of 1 acre
manor. Qf jan(j jn ]y[ortho and the advowson of the church of that town, which
land and advowson are not held in chief ; and for the appropriation
of the church by the dean and chapter to find three chaplains to
celebrate divine service therein according to the bishop's ordinance
for the safe estate of the king and bishop, for their souls when they
shall have departed this life, and for the soul of the late queen
Philippa. By p.s. and by fine of 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 28. Grant, for long service, to John Botelston of the constableship of
Westminster, the castle of Weysford in Ireland and the office of the chief serjeanty
of the county of Weysford, in the king's hand by reason of the death
of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, and
the nonage of his heir ; to hold with the fees and profits of ancient
time pertaining to the constableship and office, during such nonage.
By K.
Oct. 18. Grant in fee to the king's serjeant, Roger Fymmoys, of a tenement
Havering in Calais late of Thomas de Langeton, lying by the port of the water
manor. between tenements of Henry, lord of Percy, and John Maughfeld,
which has come into the king's hand as an escheat by the forfeiture
of the said Thomas. By p.s.
Vacated because on the French Roll of this year.
Oct. 8. Grant to the king's yeoman, William de Whappelod, that, whereas
Havering-atte- the king by letters patent, dated 5 December in the forty-seventh
Bower. year, granted to him the constableship of the castle of Okham, co.
Rutland, during pleasure, he shall have the same for life, taking 3d.
a day for his wages from the issues of the manor of Okham. By K.
Oct. 10. Pardon to the king's serjeant, William Gambon, keeper of the keys
Havering of the coffers of the chamber, of all receipts and issues by him of the
manor. gold, silver, jewels and other things which have come into his hands
during the time in which he has made stay with the king ; and of
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1376. Membrane 22— cont.
all accounts which the king, his heirs and executors could demand
against him on account of the premises. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Grant for life to Thomas Honyngham, chaplain, of the hospital
Westminster, of Ospryng, co. Kent, void by the resignation of Paul de Dunton.
the last master.
Mandate to the under-master and brethren to admit him.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the hospital.
Oct. 23. Pardon to William Olyver, late servant of the parson of Wrastlyng-
Westminster. worth, of his outlawry in the county of Bedford for non-appearance
before John Malyns and his fellows, keepers of the peace and justices
of oyer and terminer in that county, to answer touching contempts
and trespasses whereof he has been indicted ; he having now
surrendered to prison in the said county before them, as the said John
has certified.
Membrane 21.
Sept. 23. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, John de
Westminster. Thornton, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of 60s. yearly
granted to him when groom of the buttery by letters patent, dated
27 August in the king's forty-third year, surrendered. By p.s.
Oct. 7. Grant for life to the king's yeoman, William de Gambon, of the
Havering, keeping of the park of Fliterys at Okham, co. Rutland, and the warren
of Okham, with all fees and profits pertaining thereto, as they were
lately granted to him, from 11 February in the forty-seventh
year, during pleasure. By K.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 10 February
in his eighth year, with the assent of the said William, by letters patent
granted the keeping to his butler, John Slegh, for life.
Oct. 11. Presentation of John Pembrok, chaplain, to the church of St. John,
Westminster. Suthampton, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the abbot of Lyre, an alien, being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Oct. 7. Whereas William, lord of Latymere, who was impeached in the
Havering-atte- last Parliament as well as afterwards before the king at the manor of
Bower. Haveryng atte Boure of divers things of the time in which he had the
keeping of the castle of Becherell, has humbly submitted himself to the
king's grace in the premises, and on a fine of 20,000 marks for the same
being demanded of him by the king has inclined to the king's will
and disposition in this ; the king, accepting the fine and as befits
his royal magnificence having due consideration of the humble
submission of the said William, has pardoned the fine as well as all
matters affecting the castle or the keeping of it and all other things
of which he was impeached. By K.
Oct. 13. Writ de intendendo in favour of Robert de Selby. whom the king's
Westminster, serjeant, Geoffrey de Neuton, chief butler, has deputed under him,
during the king's pleasure, to discharge the office in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull. By bill of the butler.
562
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 21 — cont.
The like in favour of the following deputies : —
Walter Derby, in the port of Bristol. By bill of the butler.
Oct. 17. Thomas de Asshenden, in all ports of Somerset and Devon.
Westminster. By bill of the butler.
Oct. 18. William Batillesford, in the ports of Wynchelse, Romeneye and
Westminster. Rye. By bill of the butler.
Oct. 24. William More, in the port of Sandwich ; Richard Houton, in
Westminster. the port of Lenn ; William Sharpyng, in the port of London ;
John Bere, in the port of Suthampton ; William Harrecourt,
in the port of Boston ; John de Chichestre, in the port of
Weymuth ; and William Elys, in the port of Great Yarmouth.
By bill of the butler.
Oct. 8. Robert Waleys of Ipswich, in the ports of Ipswich, Colcestre
Westminster. and Maldon. By bill of the butler.
Oct. 12. Presentation of William Jolyf, vicar of the church of Westthurrok,
Westminster, in the diocese of London, to the church of Laufare, in the same diocese,
on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Draycote.
Oct. 18. Appointment, for one year, of the king's yeoman, Richard de Skarg-
Westminster. hill, his ferreter, to take conies in coney-warrens, and fish in sweet
waters, stews, lakes and stanks for the expenses of the household,
to be paid for in hand in the wardrobe ; also thread for mending the
nets for the fish and conies and carriage to bring the said things to the
places where the household is. French.
Oct. 17.
Havering
manor.
Presentation of Thomas de Pencrich to the prebend of Congereve
in the king's free chapel of Pencrich, in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield. By p.s.
Vacated because surrender ed, and nothing thereof was done.
Oct. 17. Grant for life to the king's clerk, John Burgh, of the hospital of St.
Havering. Laurence, Alleburn, co. Northumberland, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of Robert de Ogle being lately in
his hand. By p.s.
Oct. 17. Grant to the king's clerk, William de Karlell, of the archdeaconry of
Havering Meath, in the church of Meath in Ireland, with the church of Kenlys
manor. annexed, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the
bishopric of Meath. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to S. bishop of Meath.
Oct. 20. Licence, for 205. paid to the king by the prior of Llanthony by
Westminster. Gloucester, for the alienation in mortmain by the abbot and convent
of Gloucester to the said prior and the convent of Llanthony of 24
acres of land and an acre of pasture in Brocworth, held of the king in
frankalmoin, the prior and convent rendering to the abbot and convent
a fee farm of 20s. yearly.
Sept. 30.
Havering
manor.
Ratification of the estate of Master William de Cherleton as parson
of the church of Meyvot, in the diocese of St. Asaph, with the chapels
of Kekydeva and Pole annexed to the said church, notwithstanding
that such annexation of the chapels to the church was possibly made
without the licence of the king's progenitors or of the king.
By p.s.
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1375. Membrane 21 — cont.
Oct. 13. Pardon, for good service to the king and his son Edward, late prince
Westminster, of Wales, in the latter's company in Gascony, to Robert May of Burgh
for the death of Robert atte Mulne, killed before 20 September in the
king's thirtieth year.
Renewed because sealed at another time by testimony
of the said prince.
Oct. 25. William de Furnyvall, who is at present detained by such infirmity
Westminster, that he is not sufficient to sue and defend in person matters affecting
him in the king's court and elsewhere, has letters nominating Thomas
Stokkes and Robert Mundesder as his attorneys in England for one
year. John de Scarle, clerk, received the attorneys with the
licence of W. de Burst all, clerk.
Oct. 28. He has other letters nominating John de Eton, clerk, and John
Westminster. Bretton as above. The said John received the attorneys.
Oct. 28. Mandate to David Craddok, chamberlain of North Wales, to deliver
Westminster, the temporalities of the bishopric of Bangor to John, late bishop of
Cloyne, whom the pope has translated to be bishop of that place
in the room of John, translated to be bishop of Hereford. By K.
The like to the mayor and escheator of London.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Edward, late prince of Wales,
to meddle no further with the temporalities.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
[Feeder a.]
Membrane 20.
Considering that Walter Turk, late citizen of London, bequeathed
in mortmain to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel of St.
Martin le Grand, London, to the use of the canons residentiary, vicars
and other ministers there, 10 s. of rent out of a messuage and two shops
in the parish of the church of St. Nicholas Coldabbey, and a messuage
in the parish of the church of St. Mary Mont en Haut, London, for
celebrating in the chapel, and to the parson of the said church of St,
Nicholas another 10s. of rent out of the said messuages and shops
for celebrating in the said church yearly his anniversary, the said
messuages and shops being held of the king in free burgage, as is said ;
and that Adam Lovekyn, citizen and grocer of London, and Katharine
his wife, claiming the tenements as her right as of the possession and
seisin which Robert de Ely, her father, whose heir she is, had in the
same before Walter had anything therein, are prosecuting a plaint in
the nature of an assize of mort dancestor in the king's court before the
sheriffs and coroner of London according to law and the custom of the
city, against William de Acton and Thomas Caysho, parson of the church
of St. Michael Bassyngeshawe, London, tenants of the messuages and
shops, by which prosecution, if they recover the premises, the 20s. of
rent will be extinguished : the king has granted that if Adam and
Katharine recover the same they may grant in mortmain to the dean
and chapter of the said chapel 10s. of rent to be taken yearly out
of the said messuages and shops, and to the parson of the church of
St. Nicholas another 10s. for celebrating the anniversary as above.
Oct. 14. Presentation of Richard de Bolham, parson of the church of St.
Westminster. Mary, Wyke, in the diocese of Exeter, to the church of Lanteglosse,
Aug. 18.
Westminster.
364
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 20 — cont.
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of some lands late of
Edward, late prince of Wales, being in his hand for certain causes ;
on an exchange of benefices with William de Ailesham.
Oct. 14. Pardon to Thomas Walters of Tettebury, ' dyare,' alias ' deyster,'
Westminster, of his outlawries in the counties of Bristol and Warwick for non-
appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer (1) Richard
Spycer of Bristol touching a plea of debt of 41. and (2) William de
Lancastre of Coventre touching a plea of debt of 9/. ; he having now
surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
Oct. 15. Grant to William Okangre that whereas the king by letters patent
Westminster, lately granted to him during pleasure the office of parker of Ledes
park with 2d. a day out of the issues of the manor of Ledes, he shall
take 1^. a day out of the said issues beyond the said 2d. a day for
such time as he be parker. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, and he has other letters patent dated 15 October,
3 Richard II, of the said office and the office of porter of the manor of
Ledes.
Oct. 18. Whereas Roger Cotesford, knight, now deceased, lately granted
Westminster, to John, late parson of the church of Cotesford, and John de Bowels,
in fee, 100 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and a moiety of a messuage
and mill in Blechesdon, held in chief, for them to re-enfeoff him and
Katharine his wife thereof, and both the said John and John and Roger
and Katharine entered successively into the premises without the king's
licence ; the king, for 20s. paid by Katharine, has pardoned the tres-
passes done in this and restored to her the land, meadow and moiety.
Oct. 20. Grant to John Parker that he shall have for life the keeping of the
Havering, king's ferry of Redewynd over the water of Thames by Certeseye,
lately granted to him by letters patent during pleasure.
Oct. 20. Whereas the king by letters patent lately granted to his serjeant,
Havering-atte- William Archebaud, the office of forester of the forest of Braden, and
Bower. appointed him to be surveyor of the park of Eastern adjoining that
forest, during pleasure ; now, of more abundant grace, he has granted
him the said office of forester and appointed him surveyor for life.
By K.
Oct. 15. Pardon to John, son of Thomas de Parys of Keseby, detained in
Westminster, the Marshalsea prison, of the king's suit for the death of John ' othe
Place ' of Keseby ; as the king has learned by the record of John
Cavendyssh, chief justice, that he killed him in self-defence.
Oct. 17. Grant to Thomas de Penc^ch of the prebend of Congereve in the
Havering king's free chapel of Pencrych. By p.s.
manor. Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the chapel.
Oct. 22. Pardon to Alice Perriers of all debts, prests and accounts in which
Havering, she is bound by occasion of any sums of money for gold, silver, jewels,
cloth or other things received or delivered by her or by others by
her supervision in the king's chamber, the receipt of the Exchequer
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1376. Membrane 20 — cont.
or elsewhere, for all time past. Pardon to her also of all sums of money
current in demand upon her or which could be required of her to the
king's use for farms, issues forfeit, amercements, chattels of felons and
fugitives or any other cause, title or colour, as well of the time of the
king alone as of the time in which she was with his consort Philippa,
last queen of England, deceased. Pardon to her also of all actions,
real, personal or mixed, which the king or his heirs might have against
her for these or other causes, and discharge of her, her heirs, executors
or terre-tenants in respect of these. Pardon to her also for all felonies,
receivings of felons, confederacies, conspiracies, ambidextries, cham-
perties, maintenances of evil quarrels, conventicles, alliances and
other trespasses, whereof she is indicted or appealed, and of any con-
sequent waivers. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter, the countess
Havering, of Bedford, to Robert, servant of John de Tiryngham of Tiryngham
of the king's suit for having come with others on Sunday before the
Assumption in the king's forty-third year, at Clipston, and there broken
three doors of the hall and chambers of John de Swyneford, the elder,
and for having lent counsel and aid to Thomas Bele on the same day
in taking by force out of the said chambers Emma, daughter of Alice
de Boudon, of the age of eleven years, and abducting her, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.s.
Oct. 22. Grant to the king's clerk, Master John de Shepeye, doctor of laws,
Havering. 0f 50/. yearly at the Exchequer until he be provided for by the king
or his heirs with a benefice or benefices, without cure, of the value
of 100 marks yearly. By K. & the great C.
Oct. 29. Presentation of David Treburt, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Lanweyrwaterden, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of Wenlok being
in his hand on account of the war with France.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
Oct. 28. Grant to William de Stirkland, to whom the king by letters patent
Westminster, lately committed for life the office of the forestership or bailiwick
which Adam de Brighton, deceased, had in Ingelwode forest, that for
such time as he stay in the said office without letting it at farm, he may
discharge the office in his absence by a sufficient deputy. By p.s.
Oct. 9. Grant to William de Skipwyth, one of the justices of the Common
Havering. Bench, in order that he may the better maintain his estate and ex-
penses in the office, of 40/. yearly at the Exchequer beyond the fee
which he takes of the king. By K.
Oct. 1. Grant, for life or until other order, to William Strete, in lieu of
Havering-atte- annuities of 501. at the Exchequer, granted to him when the king's
Bower. butler, by letters patent dated 12 December in the king's thirty-sixth
year, and of 40/. which Henry de Brisele lately took there, granted to
him by other letters patent dated 4 December in the king's thirty-
seventh year, surrendered, of 90/. yearly out of the manors of
Eleham and Colbrigge, co. Kent. By p.s.
366
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 19.
Oct. 20. The like, for long service to the king and his late consort, to Ivo
Havering. Pynchebek, cook, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Lomere and
Westminster. John Hethe, clerks, to the prioress and nuns of Hegham by Rochester,
in satisfaction of 33s. 4d. of 10 marks yearly of land and rent which
they have the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage, 7 acres of land,
1 rood of meadow, 42 acres of marsh and 13a. 4-d. of rent in Hegham
and Shorne, which said lands and marsh are not held of the king and
are of the clear yearly value of 9s. 5J^., as has been found by inquisition
taken by Thomas de Ilston, escheator in the county of Kent.
Oct. 31. Presentation of John Gassy, parson of a mediety of the church of
Westminster. Catfeld, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Woundy, in the
diocese of Llandaft", in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Goldclif being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Symondes.
Oct. 28. Presentation of John Achard of Lofteshom, parson of the church
Westminster, of Methe, in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of the church of
Yartacombe, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien priory of Oterton being in his hand as above ;
on an exchange of benefices with Roger Deulond.
Nov. 2. Presentation of Walter Wex, chaplain, to the church of St. Michael,
Westminster. Warham, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the alien priory of Warham being in his hand as
above.
Oct. 31. Richard, prior of Kertemell, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Thomas Broune, his fellow-canon, and Thomas del
Chaumbre as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
R. Tissyng[ton] received the attorneys.
Nov. 3. Pardon, at the supplication of Richard Stury, to Richard Cordiwan
Havering 0f Clent of the king's suit for the death of John Smyth of Clent, whereof
manor. js indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Oct. 26. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 20 March in his tenth
Westminster, year, granted in fee to Ralph de Nevill, deceased, the reversion of
the manor of Bywell, co. Northumberland, expectant on the demise
of Mary, countess of Pembroke, with knights' fees and advowsons
pertaining to the manor ; now, for 100.9. paid to him by John de Nevill,
' chivaler,' son and heir of the said Ralph, he has granted licence
for the countess to surrender to the said John her estate in the manor,
and for him to enter into the manor and hold it in fee.
Oct. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's kinsman Edward le Despenser, deceased, late lord of Glomorgan
and Morgannok, dated at Teukesbury, 28 December, 48 Edward III,
granting for life to his poevre chapelayn, John Tremyr, 20,9. yearly at
his exchequer of Kaerdyf by the hands of his receiver there.
By p.s.
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367
1375. Membrane 19 — cont.
Nov. 6. Licence, at the supplication of the king's clerk, Richard de Chestrefeld,
Havering, for the prior and convent of Thurgarton to acquire in mortmain land
and rent, not held in chief, to the value of 20 marks yearly.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered as satisfied on 15 May, 15 Richard II.
Nov. 6. Pardon to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon and duke
Westminster, of Lancaster, in consideration of his manifold services as well beyond
seas as within, of all debts and accounts due from him to the king,
and of all sums of money received by him or any other in his name
from the king, whether of prest or otherwise ; and discharge of him,
his heirs and executors in respect of these. By K.
Nov. 4. Licence — in furtherance of the late licence for the alienation in
Westminster, mortmain by John de Welburn, clerk, or his executors, to the dean
and chapter of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, of 20 marks yearly
of land and rent in Lincoln and the suburb, held of the king in burgage,
and in Welburn, to find two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily,
one in the church of Lincoln and one in the church of Welburn, for
the good estate of the king and the said John, for their soulswhen they,
are departed this life, and for the souls of their ancestors and heirs
and of Henry, duke of Lancaster — for the alienation in mortmain by
the said John to the dean and chapter of three messuages and four
cottages in Lincoln and the suburb, held as above, and a messuage
and 40 acres of land in Welburn, not held of the king, which are of the
yearly value of 25s. 4d., as is found by inquisition taken by John
Dymmok, escheator in the county of Lincoln, to hold in satisfaction
of 405. of the said 20 marks.
Nov. 3. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 8 October last, granted
Havering, the reversion of the castles and manors of Fodryngeye and Ansty
expectant on the demise of Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of
Pembroke, and the manor of Fastern, co. Wilts, to Robert de Assheton,
the treasurer, and others named, to hold for the king's life with
remainder to his son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, in tail male, in part
satisfaction of the 1,000 marks yearly of land and rent promised to him
in tail male, to be taken at the Exchequer after the king's death :
he now grants the earl and the heirs male of his body 1,000 marks yearly
at the Exchequer from the date of these presents, to be gradually
extinguished as the above lands come into his hands and other lands
are assigned to him in satisfaction of the annuity.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon and duke of Lancaster.
Vacated because surrendered, and he ho,s letters patent dated 20 Novem-
ber, 1 Richard II, of confirmation of letters patent of 25 November,
51 Edward III.
Nov. 10. Grant to Master John Beauveyr of the sub-deanery in the cathedral
Havering church of Lincoln. By p.s.
manor. Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
The like to J. bishop of Lincoln.
Membrane is.
Oct. 27. Presentation of Master William de Wynterton, parson of the church
Havering. Gf Taversham, in the diocese of Ely, to the church of Marteleye, in
368
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 18 — cont.
the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of
Newent being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on
an exchange of benefices with William de Brugge. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Presentation of WTilliam Drapier of London to the church of
Havering. Berneston, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
his wardship of the land and heir of John de Berners, who held in
chief.
Oct. 29. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, William
Havering. Yernecombe, one of the grooms of his arms dwelling in the Tower of
London, of 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Ratification of the estate of Master Nicholas de Heth as prebendary
Havering. 0f Tervyn in the cathedral church of Lichfield, notwithstanding any
presentation or collation of the prebend made by the king to any
person before this time. By p.s.
Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's physician, Master
John Bray, of 127. yearly to be taken at Easter and Michaelmas by
the hands of the abbess and convent of Shaftesbury of the rent
of the toll, pleas and perquisites of courts pertaining to the king in
the town of Shaftesbury, in lieu of an annuity of 20 marks at the
Exchequer granted to him on the twelfth day of this present month
by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
Oct. 5. Grant to the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, in aid of
Westminster, the sustenance of her daughter Phiiippa, whom the king's ward Robert
son and heir of Thomas, late earl of Oxford, who held in chief, has
taken to wife, of 200/. yearly of the farm of 300/. which Thomas Tirell
and John James render at the Exchequer for the lands of the said
earl which they have of the king's commission ; until the full age of
the said heir. By K.
Vacated because surrendered, and king Richard, by letters patent
dated 30 June in his second year, granted to William, bishop of London,
and Roger de Beauchamp to the use of the said Phiiippa 100/., to be
taken in the form contained in such letters patent.
Nov. 3. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 17 February in his forty- .
Westminster, fourth year, granted for life to Peter de Veel the constableship of the
castle of Gloucestre to hold as James Daudele, ' chivaler,' deceased,
had it, and Peter has granted his estate in the same to John Beauchamp,
one of the knights of the chamber, for a sum of money, and to this
end has surrendered the letters patent : the king grants John the
constableship for life, with the fees and profits pertaining to the same
as Peter had it.
By K. on the information of Roger de Beauchamp,
the chamberlain.
Oct. 6. Grant to the king's esquire, George de Felbrig, in lieu of 20/. yearly
Havering-atte- at the Exchequer lately granted to him by letters patent, surrendered,
ower. Q£ keeping of the king's castle of Colcestre and of his lordships there,
to wit, 180 acres of land, 27 acres of meadow, 30<s. of rent and the
hundred of Tendryng, as well as of two parts of a water-mill in the
Oct. 25.
Havering.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
369
manor.
1376. Membrane 18 — cont.
county of Essex : he rendering for the keeping at the Exchequer
101. only at Easter and Michaelmas. By K.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, by letters patent
dated 17 July in his eighth year, with the assent of the said George,
granted the keeping for life to Robert, earl of Oxford, and in recom pence
thereof, by other letters patent dated 18 July in the same year, granted
to him for life 40Z. yearly out of the farm and issues of the city of Norwich.
Nov. 4. Presentation of William Mordon to the church of Lantudenou, in
Westminster, the diocese of Bangor, in the king's gift by reason of some lands late of
Edward, prince of Wales, being in his hand for certain causes.
Nov. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, dated 14 February, 50 Edward
HI, reciting that, whereas the king has granted to him by letters
patent the wardship of the lands that belonged to Henry de Cogeshale,
' chivaler,' and Dame Joan, his wife, who are commended to God,
which they held in chief, with the marriage of the heir, he has granted
the wardship and marriage to Thomas Cogeshale and Hugh I m worth,
as fully as he could have these by force of the king's grant, and so
from heir to heir. For | mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 5. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's kinsman Thomas
Havering de Percy, knight, of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer. Licence
also for his brother Henry, lord of Percy, to grant to him for life 100
marks yearly of those 500 marks yearly which Henry has inherited
by his father's death out of the king's customs in the port of Berwick-
on-Tweecl. By p.s.
Nov. 8. Grant to Henry atte Watre that, whereas the king by letters patent
Westminster, lately granted to him the keeping of the park of Langele Marreys,
during pleasure, with such wages and fees as John de Spaigne, late
keeper, took of the issues of the manor of Langele Marreys, he shall
have the same for life. By K.
Nov. 4. Pardon to Ralph Hayt of Melles of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of John del Cros of Melles ; as the king has learned by the record of
John de Cavendissh and John Holt, justices appointed to deliver
the king's gaol of St. Edmund, that he killed him in self-defence.
Nov. 7 Licence, for 40s. paid to the king by John de Kelk, for Stephen de
Westminster. Brunne to enfeoff William de Thweng of Foston and Adam Coppandale,
the elder, of two bovates of land, and two parts of a messuage, three
tofts and four bovates of land, in Appilgarth and Baynton, held of
the king in chief : and for them to grant the same to the said John and
Alice, his wife, in tail, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
Licence also for Stephen to grant the reversion of the third part of
the said messuage, tofts and four bovates of lands, likewise held in
chief, expectant On the demise of Margaret late the wife of John de
Brunne, tenant in dower, to the said John and his heirs.
Nov. 8. Grant to the king's serjeant, Ralph Porter, that, whereas the king
Westminster, by letters patent dated 30 August in his forty-ninth year, granted
to him the office of porter of the castle of Wyndesore, during pleasure,
he shall have the same for life. By K.
Wt. 18915. E 24
370
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376.
Oct. 12.
Havering
manor.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, William
Peraunt, groom, of 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because by letters patent dated 10 December,
3 Richard II, that king, with the assent of his council, granted the annuity,
at the supplication of the said William, to Nicholas Spaldyng, one of
the grooms of the chamber.
The like to Robert Kirtlyngton, groom.
By p.s.
Sept. 23. The like to the king's serjeant, Nicholas de Sandewico, of 100s. yearly
Westminster, at the Exchequer, in lieu of 60s. yearly granted to him. when groom
of the office of the bakehouse of the household, by letters patent
dated 12 October, 39 Edward III, surrendered. By p.s.
Oct. 20.
Havering
manor.
Membrane 17.
Grant to the king's clerk, Peter de Barton, of the prebend of Bathewyk
in the conventual church of Wherewell, in the king's gift by reason
of the late voidance of Wherewell abbey. By p.s.
Mandate to J. bishop of Bath and Wells to admit Peter to the
prebend, which is said to be in his diocese. By the same writ.
Oct. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Baldwin Brigham, Thomas
Westminster. Gildespine and John Golde, to the prior and convent of Newenham,
in satisfaction of 40s. of 20/. yearly of land and rent which they have
the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage, 30 acres of land and
8 acres of pasture in Salpho, Stacheden and Goldyngton, which are
not held of the king and are worth 15s. lid. yearly, as has been found
by inquisition made by Thomas Sewale, escheator in the county of
Bedford.
Oct. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to Philip le Despenser, kinsman and
Westminster, heir of Giles de Gousell, of a charter dated 17 June, 42 Henry III,
granting to the said Giles and his heirs a market weekly and a fair
yearly at his manor of Gousell, co. Lincoln.
[Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. ii, p. 12.]
For | mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 27. Grant to William Jouet, steward of Breghenok in Wales, of the
Westminster, keeping of the priory of Titteleye in Wales, now in the king's hand on
account of the war with France ; to hold for such time as the priory
shall be so in the king's hand, provided that he maintain it fittingly
as well in divine services as in lands, buildings, woods, gardens and
enclosures, without waste, and that he do the services and bear the
other charges incumbent on the priory. By p.s.
Oct. 27. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 20 May in his twenty-
Westminster, ninth year, granted for life to his yeoman, Richard des Armes, 10 marks
yearly at the Exchequer ; he now grants him for life, because he has
surrendered the letters patent, 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer
beyond the first annuity of 10 marks. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Presentation of Roger Deulond, vicar of the church of Yartacombe,
Westminster, in the diocese of Exeter, to the church of Methe, in the same diocese.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
371
1376. Membrane 17 — cont.
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of
Couwyke being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with John Achard of Lofteshom.
Oct. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's kinsman Edward le Despenser, late lord of Glamorgan and
Morganok, dated at London 26 October, 41 Edward III, granting
to Juliana late the wife of Master David le Leche, sometime citizen of
London, 6 quarters of wheat yearly for life out of the manor of Mer-
lawe, to be taken at Martinmas by the hands of his bailiffs or provost
there. By p.s.
Nov. 5. Presentation of William Power, vicar of the church of Westhenreth,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the vicarage of the church of Curredeford,
in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of Arundel priory being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard Tansore.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Agnes Chelwordiswode in the county of Somerset of the
Westminster, king's suit for the theft of a brazen pan (patelle), 3 pecks of wheat
and a loaf of bread, whereof she is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent waiver.
By K. on the information of Roger de Beauchamp, the
king's chamberlain.
Nov. 4. Writ of aid, during the pleasure of the king's yeoman, William
Westminster. Hervy, to whom the king has granted for life the office of the alnage
of woollen cloths for sale in England, according to the ordinance thereof
made in the late great council at Westminster, taking in the office for
every whole cloth alnaged \d. and for a half cloth \d., in favour of Henry
Cok, citizen of London, whom he has deputed in his place to discharge
the office in the county of Warwick.
Sept. 30. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, Hanse
Havering. Henxtman, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Sept. 30. Grant to the king's son Richard, prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall
Westminster, and earl of Chester, of 200 marks [yearly] out of the customs in the
port of London, until the king provide William de Monte Acuto, earl
of Salisbury, with 200 marks yearly of land and rent in compensation
for that sum which he takes out of the issues and profits of the stannary
in the county of Cornwall, beyond the 800 marks yearly whereof he
has been satisfied by virtue of obtaining some manors which John
de Warenna, late earl of Surrey, and Joan, his wife, held for life, the
reversion of which the king granted to him in tail male as of that
value ; in the same manner as the king by letters patent granted
the said 200 marks to his son Edward, late prince of Wales and
duke of Cornwall, father of the said Richard. By K.
July 15. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Wyght, the younger,
Westminster, now a yeoman of the household, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer,
in lieu of 5 marks yearly granted to him by letters patent, dated
18 January in the king's thirty-eighth year, surrendered. By p.s.
372
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 17 — cont.
Nov. 10. Grant for life to Richard Stury of the manor of Boldesore, co. Derby,
Westminster, in recompence of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer granted to him
by letters patent dated 14 April in the king's forty-fourth year,
surrendered. By p.s.
Nov. 10. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, William Strete, the king's
Westminster, controller, of the office of chirographer of the Common Bench ;
to hold with all fees and profits pertaining to the office, as brother John
Woderove, the king's confessor, deceased, had the office of the king's
grant. By p.s.
Nov. 9. Appointment of John de Neubolt, clerk, to take in the counties of
Westminster. Kent, Sussex and Surrey, as many carpenters, sawyers and labourers
as are required for works which by advice of the council the king has
ordered to be done for the munition of Calais ; also to put them
on the said works at the king's wages, take land and water
carriage for the timber and other necessaries for the works, commit
to prison those found contrariant or rebellious, until they find
security to serve, and sell the underwood of a wood bought from
Adam Broscome in the parish of Bodiham, answering at the Ex-
chequer for the issues ; taking \2d. a day for his wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's esquire, Ralph
Havering Barry, for long service, of 10Z. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
manor.
Membrane 16.
Grant in tail to John Salman and Bartholomea, his wife, of a
tenement in Calais late of John Hounde, king's serjeant-at-arms,
deceased ; on condition that they keep the watches and guards due
therefrom and bear all other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise on the French Roll of this year.
Oct. 28. Grant to Thomas de Pencrich of the prebend of Mersheton in the
Havering king's free chapel of St. Mary, Stafford. By p.s.
manor. Mandate to the dean and college of the chapel to induct him.
Oct. 31. Presentation of Hugh David, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Clumbury in Wales, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the priory of Wenlok being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
Oct. 26. Whereas Joan relict of Ralph ap Eynon, by letters patent, lately
Westminster, granted to Thomas, her son, and Joan, his wife, in survivorship, 10/.
yearly of rent out of her lands in the lordship of Great Dene and county
of Gloucester, with power to distrain for the same if in arrear : the
king confirms the grant to the said Joan wife of Thomas, still surviving.
For 100s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 3. Presentation of Philip Roger, vicar of the church of St. Mary, Great
Westminster. Bentleye, in the diocese of London, to the chantry in the king's free
chapel of St. Michael in the churchyard of St, Austell, in the diocese
Oct. 1.
Havering-atte-
Bower.
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373
13 7 (3. Membrane 16 — cont.
of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Tywardrayth
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with John Stephyn, chaplain of the chantry.
Nov. 2. Grant to the king's son, Thomas of Wodestok, of the wardship of
Havering, the manor of Pechecote, co. Buckingham, late of Richard de Vernon,
' chivaler,' who held by knight service of the daughters and heirs of
the king's kinsman Humphrey de Bohun, last earl of Hereford, in the
king's ward, with the marriage of the heir of the said Richard ; so that
he find competent sustenance for the heir, commit no waste, and do
and support the real services and other charges incumbent on the manor.
By p.s.
Nov. 6. Whereas the king, by letters patent, granted to William Strete,
Havering-atte- then his butler, on 12 December in his thirty-sixth year, 501. yearly
Bower. at fae Exchequer for life or until other order, and on 4 December
in his thirty-seventh year, the 4:01. yearly at the Exchequer which Henry
de Brisele lately took of his grant, for life ; now, at the supplication of
the said William and because he has surrendered the letters patent, he
has granted to him 901. yearly, to be taken out of the manors of Eleham
and Colbrigge, co. Kent, for life or until other order.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon and duke of Lancaster.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent, dated
1 October last, of the said 901. yearly out of the said manors, enrolled
above by p.s.
Nov. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of William de Whap-
Westminster. pelode, witnessed by William de Brantyngham, Andrew de Wauton,
John Aspal, Alexander de Barton, William de la Chaunderie and others,
and dated at Havering-atte-Bower. 1 November, 50 Edward III,
reciting that, whereas the king, by letters patent dated 5 December
in his forty-seventh j^ear, granted to him, during pleasure, the office
of the constableship of Okham castle, with 3d. a day for his wages,
and by letters patent dated 8 October last granted to him the office
for life, he hereby grants his estate in the office to John Rukwyk,
chamberlain of Sir Roger de Bello Campo, knight. And it is the king's
will that the said John shall have the office for life. By p.s.
Nov. 10. Presentation of John Crysp, chaplain, to the chantry of the Holy
Westminster. Trinity in Christ Church, Canterbury.
Nov. 9. Mandate to James Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of Ireland,
Westminster, to demand delivery of the temporalities of the bishopric of Cloyne
to be made to Richard Wy, a Carmelite Friar, whom the pope has
provided to be bishop of that place in the room of John, translated
to be bishop of Bangor, and whose fealty the king has taken because
he publicly renounced before him all words in the pope's bull
prejudicial to him and his crown. By C.
Mandate to William Ilger, escheator in Ireland, to deliver the said
temporalities to the same bishop.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Nov. 6. Whereas Patrick Everard acquired from Michael atte Mede an
Westminster, estate in fee in two messuages and 9 acres of land in Dunster, held
374
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 16 — cont.
in chief, which Michael had acquired from Simon, late bishop of London,
and Richard, late earl of Arundel, and he and Joan, his wife, acquired
to them and the heirs of the body of Patrick from the said bishop
and earl a messuage. 20 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Mynhed,
likewise held in chief, with reversion of this messuage and land to
the bishop and the earl ; and whereas Patrick and Joan entered into
the same without licence ; the king, for 20s. paid by Patrick, has
pardoned these trespasses and granted licence for them to retain the
same as acquired.
Nov. 10. Grant to the abbot and monks of the abbey of St. Mary Graces by
Westminster, the Tower of London, founded by the king, that the manors of West-
melne, Little Hormade and Mesden, co. Hertford, which Mary de
Sancto Paulo, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke,
holds for life of the grant of the late king, who had them of the gift
and feoffment of Richard de Wynneferthyng, clerk, who held the
two first named manors of him in chief, as is said, shall remain to
them and their successors, to hold, with knights' fees, advowsons of
churches and all other appurtenances, to wit, the two first manors
of the king in frank almoin and the other of the chief lords. Ry p.s.
Membrane 15.
Oct. 13. Assignment of dower, with the assent of the council, to the king's
Havering-atte- daughter Joan late the wife of his son Edward, prince of Wales, duke
Bower. 0f Cornwall and earl of Chester, princess of Wales, duchess of Cornwall
and countess of Chester and Kent, whose oath the king has had taken
by his son John, king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster,
that she will not marry without the king's licence, of dower out of
the lordships, castles, commotes, lands and rents late of the prince
in England, Cornwall and Devon, and in Wales and the counties of
Chester and Flynt as follows : —
North Wales. The county of Meryonnyth with the castle of
Hardelagh. as of the value of 748/. lis. 3fcZ. The commote
of Kemetmayn, co. Carnarvon, as of the value of 61/. 2s. The
commote of Dynthlaen, in the same county, as of the value
of 107/. 13s. 106/. A rent of the abbot and convent of Bardesey,
as of the value of 13/. 6s. 8d.
South Wales. The town of Cardigan, with the castle, as of the
value of 43/. 13s. 4c/. The commote of Iscoit, as of the value
of 11. 9s. 3d. The commote of Generglyn, as of the value
of 39/. 16s. 8JcZ. The commote of Perveth, as of the value of
27/. 2s. 6|c/. The commote of Cruthyn, as of the value of
36/. 17s. 8Jc/. The commote of Hannynyok, as of the value
of 29/. 7s. Id. The commote of Mevenyth, as of the value of
52/. 3s. 4JeZ. The commote of Mabwynyan, as of the value
of 18/. 10s. 9Jc/. The commote of Guynyonith, as of the value
of 22/. 15s. 4Jc/. The commote of Kaerwedros, as of the value of
48/. 19s. 4Jc/. The commote of Mabudrud, co. Carmarthen,
as of the value of 25/. 16s. 2\d. The town of Trevillan and
Maynorsullen, as of the value of 15/. 8s. 8c/.
Counties of Chester and Flint. The lordship of Macclesfeld, as
of the value of 170/. Sd. The town of Middlewich (Medewyci),
as of the value of 64/. The manor of Frodesham, with timber
to be taken in the forest of La Mare by view of the justice or
ft
50 EDWARD III.— Part II. 375
1376. Membrane 15 — cont.
the chamberlain of Chester, as and when necessary for repair
of the said manor, and the mills and weirs there, as of the
value of 56/. 13s. 4d. The fee farm of the town of Cestre,
as of the value of 100/.
Counties of Cornwall and Devon. The manor of Rillaton, as of
the value of 12/. lis. 5|c/. The town of Lostwythiel, as of
the value of 25/. 13s. The manor of Tewyngton, as of the
value of 58/. 7s. ll\d. The manor of Helleston in Kerier,
as of the value of 14=1. 3s. lid. The manor of Moresk, as of the
value of 411. 13s. 5\d. The manor of Tywarnayl, as of the
value of 231. 3s. 6c/. The manor of Penmayn, as of the value
of 11. 2s. 9hd. The fee farm of Liskerit, as of the value of
18/. 18c/. The manor of Tyntagel, as of the value of 44/. 5s. l\d.
besides the castle of Tyntagel. The borough of Bossy nny,
as of the value of 13/. 20\d. The town of Camelford, as of the
value of 8/. 18s. Id. The manor of Penlyn, as of the value
of 6/. 13s. 4c/. The manor of Tybeste, as of the value of
46/. 8s. 3\d. The borough of Helleston in Kerrier, as of the
value of 11. 3s. 2d. The fee farm of Launceton and other
profits there, as of the value of 8/. 9s. The manor of Talskedy,
as of the value of 77s. 9c/.
A rent and other profits in the town of Repyndon, co. Derby,
which are of the honour of Chester, as of the value of
60s.
England. The castle of Walyngford, together with 70/. 8s. 9|c/.
of rent out of the lordship of that castle in divers parcels as
under, to wit, of a fishery in the water of Thames, 46s. 8c/.,
of the mill there with the fishery of eels at ' flodgates,' 8/. 10s.,
of the island of meadow called ' Northhacche,' 20s., of 4
acres of meadow called ' Quenesherber,' 24s., of 36 acres of
meadow called ' Kynggesmed,' 11. 4c/., of the fee farm of the
manor of Bensyngton, 39/. 9s. Id. and of the perquisites of
court and of the view of the same manor, 10/. 18s. 2\d.
Assignment to her likewise of the manor of Watlyngton, with
the park there, as of the value of 40/. ; 33/. 10s. of rent arising
out of the farm of customary tenants for lands, demesnes,
meadows, pastures, mills, rents and services of the manor
of Risbergh, with the park and outwood there ; the manor
of Shorham, co. Sussex, as of the value of 15/. ; the manor of
Netelbed, with the wood there, as of the value of 60s. ; the
fee farm of the prior and convent of Coventre, as of the value
of 88/. 6s. 8c/., and the inn of the wardrobe in Old Jewry, London,
pertaining to the duchy of Cornwall, as of the value of 10/.
yearly.
Grant to her also, of more abundant grace, of all the issues of
the foregoing from the time of the prince's death, all fines,
ransoms, issues, amercements, escheats and forfeitures of her
men and tenants within the precinct of the said lordships, castles,
commotes and lands in North Wales, South Wales, Cestreshire
and Flynt, with all deodands within the said precinct and
other profits and emoluments there falling in by the law of
England, the law of Wales or any other custom of those parts,
including wreck of every kind, as fully as the prince would have
had the same, if he had lived, and chattels of felons, fugitives and
outlaws, saving to the king fines, ransoms, issues, amercements,
376 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 15 — cont.
escheats and forfeitures in the other two parts of the inherit-
ance.
[In margin, at the end of this paragraph : — Non mittitur in
extractis quia Bicardus, princeps Wallie, habet exitus, forisfacturas
etc. a tempore mortis E. nuper principis Wallie ex dono regis.]
Assignment to her also, in the name of dower, of a third part of
the coinage in the counter of Cornwall and of the stannary in
the county of Devon.
To hold as her dower of the prince's lands in England, Cornwall,
Devon, the counties of Chester and Flint, North Wales and
South Wales, in payment of 2,35R 12s. 6fd. to which that
dower by examination thereof in the Chancery made by the
king's order for the king as well as for Richard, the prince's
son and heir, who is within age, according to the yearly value
of the same returned in the Chancery, by the executors of the
will, the justices, the auditors of accounts and the chamberlains
of the prince, beyond the coinage and stannary and the profits
of sessions of justices in North and South Wales, amounts ;
she rendering yearly at the exchequer of the principality of
Wales of Kermerdyn in South Wales, to the hands of the
chamberlain there, 15s. 3£d., by which the lands so assigned
in dower exceed the said sum of 2,351/. 12s. 6fc£. beyond the
coinage, stannary and profits aforesaid. The perquisites of
the county courts of the county of Caernervan and the tourns,
hundreds and commotes of Kemetmayn and Dynthlaen in
North Wales, the pleas and perquisites of the petty sessions
at Cardigan, the pleas and perquisities of the petty sessions
at Lampadern and the maiden-fees of the counties of Kermerdyn
and Cardigan in South Wales, being specially reserved to the
king and his heirs until other order.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon, so far as relates to her having the issues
received from the time of the prince's death.
And be it remembered that at the assignment of dower there were
present W. bishop of St. Asaph, Hugh de Segrave, knight, R'ichard
de Adderbury, knight, and Richard de Stokes, clerk, auditor of the
prince's accounts, for the king and heir, and William de Pakynton,
clerk, receiver general, and William de Fulburn, keeper of the great
wardrobe and attorney of the princess, for her, and the assignment
was made with their assent : and writs close thereof are enrolled on
the dorse of the Close Roll of this year.
Dec. 6. Whereas the king lately advanced Richard son and heir of Edward,
Havering, late prince of Wales, to be prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and
earl of Chester, and by charter granted to him and his heirs, kings of
England, inter alia, the knights' fees and advowsons pertaining to
the principality, duchy and earldom, except the fees of the lords
of the March and the advowson of the cathedral church of St. Davids,
and saving to Joan, mother of the said Richard, her dower of such fees
and advowsons ; inasmuch as inquisitions of the fees and advowsons
cannot be taken without long lapse of time and great difficulty and
then a third part of these cannot be assigned to her in dower as should
be done, the king at her supplication has granted to the prince as well
the third part as the two parts of the fees and advowsons not excepted
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377
1375. Membrane 15 — cord.
above together with all wards, marriages, reliefs, forfeitures, escheats
and other things pertaining to them, the wardship of the lands late of
John Roche, ' chivaler,' already granted by the king to Richard
Whiltshire, and the marriage of the heir of the said John, granted
to Thomas de Hoton, only excepted, to the end that the prince may
be able to assign to the princess in the king's name her reasonable
dower in this as they can agree together with the assent of the council :
provided always that such assignment, when made, be immediately
sent to the king in the Chancery for enrolment.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon and duke of Lancaster.
Be it remembered that another letter patent for the prince is enrolled
below.
Membrane 14.
Nov. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's esquire, John Tore!,
Havering, of 101. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, king Henry IV having, on 31 October
in his first year, granted to him the said yearly sum out of the issues of
the city of London.
Nov. 10.
Havering
manor.
Nov. 10.
Havering
The like to the king's esquire, John Chyval.
The like to the king's esquire, William Purcell.
By p.s.
By p.s.
Nov. 10. Grant to the king's serjeant, Richard Lancastre, of the wardship
Westminster, of the manor of Birton Jorce, co. Nottingham, late of Robert son of
John Jorce, who held the manor by knight service of the king's ward
William Deyncourt, kinsman and heir of William Deyncourt, ' chivaler,'
who held in chief, with the marriage of the heir of the said Robert ;
on condition that he find competent sustenance for the heir, and do
the real services and bear the charges incumbent on the manor.
By p.s.
Nov. 12. Grant to Roger Smale that, whereas the king on 19 February in the
Westminster, forty-seventh year granted to him the keeping of the keys of the
houses and doors (portuum) within the new fabric in the high bailiwick
of the castle of Wyndesore, with the keeping of the little park beneath
the castle, during pleasure, he shall have the same for life. By K.
Sept. 29. The king wills that John Swetemon of Pencrich be one of the
Westminster, chaplains in his chapel within the manor of Eltham in the room of
John Monk, late one the chaplains there, taking 10 marks yearly for
his stipend by the hands of the keepers, bailiffs or farmers of the
manor for life. By p.s.
Sept. 14. Grant to Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, son and heir of Thomas
Westminster, de Veer, late earl of Oxford, who is under age and in the king's ward,
of 100/. yearly for his sustenance out of the 300Z. which the farmers
of lands late of the said Thomas are bound to render to the king at
farm yearly until Robert attain full age. By p.s.
378
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 14 — cont.
Nov. 12. To all persons, clerks and laymen, having any lands in a place
Westminster, in the county of Chester called ' Wyrhale.' On behalf of William de
Stanlegh complaint has been made to the king that, whereas he and
his ancestors time out of mind were foresters in fee of the said place
before the de-afforestation thereof, and he and they took certain pu-
tures, and other profits in money in lieu of putures, without hindrance
until the place was de-afforested by the king's son Edward, late prince of
Wales, and by the king, into whose hands it came after the death of his
son, now by the king's charter of de-afforestation dated 20 July last,
by which the king granted that the place and all within the metes
thereof should be de-afforested for ever, so that no forester, justice or
other minister of the forest should intermeddle at all with the lands
or woods or the vert or venison, as also by the prince's letters of de-
afforestation, he is prevented from taking his putures and profits to
his disherison and impoverishment ; and the king, having regard to
the fact that the de-afforestation was granted by him merely according
to the will and desire of his son and because William, bishop of St.
Asaph, Hugh de Segrave and Alan de Stokes, executors of his son's
will, and William de Walsham, late his son's confessor, by bill shewn
in the Chancery have testified that when the de-afforestation was
ordained by his son and down to the time of the latter's decease it
was his will that the inheritance of the said William de Stanlegh,
forester in fee of the said forest, or his heirs, in respect of his putures,
should not be prejudiced by such de- afforestation, commands them
and every one of them who contributed to the said putures and profits
before, to satisfy him and his heirs of the same as they used to do
before the de-afforestation. By C.
Duplicated.
Nov. 16. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's Serjeant, Peter
Westminster. Frank, one of his henchmen, of 100-9. 3^early at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Nov. 9. Commission to the king's clerk, Thomas Godelake, to control all
Westminster, receipts, payments and liveries made by the treasurer of the town
of Calais and the keeper of the king's victuals there for the men-at-
arms, armed men and archers, as well as for the carpenters, masons,
craftsmen, officers and other persons who are in the town and the
castles and fortalices of the king's lordship there at his wages, and the
coming and going of the said men-at-arms and others ; and to attest
the accounts of the said treasurer and keeper.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise on the French Roll of this year.
Nov. 12. Letters, addressed to all persons, in favour of William de Stanlegh
Westminster, (as above). By C.
Nov. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Reynold de Cobeham,
Westminster, clerk, and William de Haldenne to the master and chaplains of the
chantry of Cobham, founded by John de Cobeham, in satisfaction of
60s. of 40Z. yearly of land and rent which they have the king's licence
to acquire, of a mill, 52s. of rent and a moiety of a messuage in Dertford
and Frendesbery, which messuage and mill are not held of the king and
are of the clear yearly value of 16d., as has been found by inquisition
taken by Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the county of Kent.
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1376. Membrane 14 — cont.
Nov. 17. Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 20 July last, granted to
Westminster. Richard Wilteshire, esquire, 20/. yearly at the Exchequer, of which
he has not received anything, as appears by a certificate of the treasurer
and chamberlains ; the king grants him, at his supplication, the keeping
of two parts of the lands in the lordship of Hareford in Wales which
are now in the king's hands by the death of John de la Roche, ' chivaler,'
who held in chief, and by reason of the nonage of his heir, and are
extended at 17/. 7s. \\d. yearly, to have during the said nonage in
part satisfaction of the said yearly sum, and so from heir to heir.
He is to take the remaining 52s. \\\d. (sic) at the Exchequer during
the nonage, and the entire 201. yearly there so soon as any heir attain
full age. By p.s.
Membrane 13.
Nov. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph Basset of Sapcote
Westminster, to the chaplains of the chanty founded by him in Sapcote church,
in satisfaction of 100s. of 10Z. yearly of land and rent which he has the
king's licence to assign to them, of twelve messuages, eleven virgates
of land, 13s. 8|d. of rent and a rent of three grains of pepper in Sapcote
and Stanton by Sapcote, not held in chief and worth yearly 47s. 4Jd.,
as has been found by inquisition taken by Walter Holt, escheator in
the county of Leicester.
Nov. 12. Licence, for 40 marks paid to the king by the abbot of Wardon,
Westminster, for him and the convent of the same place to appropriate the church
of Wardon, which is of their advowson and within the parish of which
the abbey is situated.
Nov. 12. Pardon, for J mark paid in the hanaper by Robert de Swylyngton
Westminster. ' le uncle,' ' chivaler,' to him and Margaret, his wife, for acquiring
to them and the heirs of Margaret from John Garlek and Sarah, his
wife, a moiety of 200 acres of land and 2 acres of wood in Dodyngton,
co. Northampton, held as of the right of the said Sarah of the king in
chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence for them to
retain the same.
Nov. 3. Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard Banell of 5 marks
Havering yearly at the Exchequer. By P-s»
manor.
Nov. 12. Pardon, for 10s. paid to the king by Walter Elys of Dover, to him
Westminster, and Margaret, his wife, for acquiring to them and the heirs of Walter
from John son of Peter de Alkham 39 acres of land and 14 acres of
pasture in Boklond by Dover, co. Kent, held in chief, and entering
therein without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
Nov. 17. Pardon to William Fox of the king's suit for the death of Hugh de la
Westminster. Bote, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By P-s«
Nov. 16. The like to Thomas, parson of the church of Gatecombe in Wyght,
Havering, with respect to the death of Simon Uphulle ; as the king is informed
that he killed him in self-defence. By p.s.
380
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 13 — cont.
Nov. 14. Licence, for 26s. Sd. paid to the king by Joan late the wife of John
Westminster. Barde, who held in chief, for her to marry whomsoever she will of
the king's fealty.
Nov. 13. Pardon to John DufTeld of Glenteworth and Pernell, his wife, of
Westminster, his outlawry and her waiver in the county of Lincoln for non-
appearance before the king to satisfy him of their ransom for a trespass
against John Oustewyk, vicar of the church of Glenteworth, by them
and others ; they having now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison
and the vicar having acknowledged that he has been satisfied of the
damages adjudged to him, as appears by a certificate of John
Cavendissh, chief justice. They are nevertheless to satisfy the king
of that which pertains to him.
Nov. 21. Pardon, at the supplication of the bishop of Salisbury, to Robert
Westminster, son of John Rabace of Maydenwell of the king's suit for the death of
Elizabeth daughter of John Rabace, known by one name as Alice
daughter and heir of John Rabace and by another name as Elizabeth
sometime dwelling among the nuns of St. Clement, Clemethorp,
in the suburb of York, and there called Elizabeth Spenser, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Nov. 18. Grant to John de Danby, chaplain, of the chantry for the souls
Westminster, of the king's progenitors in the castle of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, void
by the death of Robert de Thynden, late chaplain of the same ; taking
such fees as Robert reasonably took.
Nov. 20. Revocation of the presentation, by letters patent dated 16 August
Westminster, last, of William de Stowe to the church of Ernysby, in the diocese of
Lincoln.
Nov. 21. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's Serjeant, Robert
Westminster. Weryngton, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Licence, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, for the alienation in mortmain
Westminster, by John Cole and Richard de Carentham to Maud de Bokelond, abbess
of the monastery of Wilton, and the convent of that place, of four
messuages, two tofts, 2 acres of meadow and J acre of land in Wilton,
not held of the king, in aid of the sustenance of a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the abbey church for the good estate of the
king and his children and the abbess, for their souls when they are
departed this life, and for the souls of the late queens, Isabel and
Philippa, according to the ordinance of the abbess.
Nov. 25. Appointment of William Stowe and Thomas Veele to receive seisin
Westminster, in the king's name in seven messuages, a shop, 4Q acres of land and
nine ' swathes ' of meadow, sometime of John Wenge and Agnes,
• his second {yosterioris) wife, in Kyngeston upon Thames, 2| acres,
36 perches, of land lying in the field called ' Herviescroft ' without
the bar of Westsmethefeld, London, where the great cloister of the
Carthusians, with new cells, has been begun, and 7 acres of land and
a messuage lying in the town and fields of Roucestre, co. Kent, some-
time of John de Barton and Beatrice, his wife, a messuage, 150 acres
of land, 16 acres of meadow and 15 acres of pasture in the parish of
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
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1376. Membrane 13 — cont.
St. Giles of the Lepers without the bar of the Old Temple, London,
and in Ley ton, and 16 acres of land and twenty-nine cottages in the
parishes of St. Andrew, Holboume, and St. Giles of the Lepers, sometime
of Thomas Kyng, which William de Walleworth and William Halden,
citizens of London, have granted by deed to the king, and to Simon,
archbishop of Canterbury, John, bishop of Lincoln, and Nicholas
Carreu, to hold to them and their heirs for ever ; also to receive the
attornments of Robert Savage for five messuages, eight shops, three
tofts, 64 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood in
Kyngeston upon Thames, which he holds for life, of William Stowe
and Alice, his wife, for a tenement in St. John Street without the bar of
Westsmethefeld, which they hold for life, of John de Cauntebrigg
for 4 acres, 3 roods of meadow lying in a place called c La More ' in
the parish of Shordich, which he holds for life, and of Peter Turk and
Juliana, his wife, for 53 acres of pasture in the town and parish of
Kentissheton, which they hold for life, the reversions whereof pertain
to the king and his heirs according to the force and effect of the deed
aforesaid.
Nov. 26. Grant to the king's serjeant, John Stygan, of the 10Z. yearly which
Havering. Thomas le Despenser is bound by letters patent to pay at the Exchequer
for the manor of Bautre, co. York, late of the king's kinsman Edward
le Despenser, who held in chief, which manor is now in the king's hand
by reason of the nonage of the heir of the said Edward, to be taken
during the nonage by the hands of the said Thomas, his executors
and assigns. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Cobeham of
Westminster. Kent, ' chivaler,' to the master and chaplains of the college of Cobbeham
of the advowsons of any two churches of his patronage he pleases, not
held of the king ; and for the appropriation of the churches by the
master and chaplains. By p.s.
Nov. 26. Appointment of William Spaldyng, farmer of the manor of Eltham,
Westminster, for such time as he be farmer thereof to have the enclosure of the
king's park of Eltham repaired and 8 acres of meadow there mown and
the hay thereof carried and housed for the sustenance of the king's
deer in the park ; also to have hay bought for their sustenance, and, if
necessary, all lodges in the park in which hay shall be housed, and
the king's other houses in the said manor and ' le rakkes ' in the park,
repaired, year by year, by the appointment and order of the king's
steward of Kent for the time being ; such expense to be allowed
in his farm.
By K. on the information of John de Beverley by letter.
Membrane 12.
Nov. 11. Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard Brampton, yeoman
Havering. 0f the kitchen, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of 60s. yearly
granted to him by letters patent dated 28 December, 40 Edward III,
surrendered.
By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo, the
chamberlain,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Nov. 11. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Stanlowe, yeoman of
Havering, the household, of 100.S. 3^early at the Exchequer.
By K. on the information of the said chamberlain, by
bill remaining in the Chancery.
The like to the following yeomen of the household : —
Hugh Ferrour John Banastre. Thomas Wyttenham.
Nov. 11. Grant, as above, to Robert Athelard, groom of the household, of
Havering. 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
By K. on the information &c.
The like to the following grooms of the household : —
By the same warrant.
John Shawe.
William Rokyngham.
William Colyn.
John Baukewell. Vacated because otherwise above in the first part.
Robert Spicer.
Robert Aldebourne.
Robert Wytheley.
William Hende.
John Canterbury.
William de Lardir.
Maurice de Burgh.
John Patewyn.
William Banyll.
Thomas Hynton.
John Pounsomby.
Reynold Butiller.
William Mason.
Thomas Depeham.
Richard Shirwynd.
William Waryn.
Thomas Shareshull.
John Haydon.
William Waffrer.
John Troll, ' currour.'
Richard Rokeby.
Peter Ruk.
Oct. 24. Inspeximus of letters patent (in French) of William de Monte Acuto,
Havering, earl of Salisbury, dated at Caneford manor, 1 January, 46 Edward III,
granting to his physician, Master John Bray, for life, a rent of 100s.
yearly out of the manor of Hengstrig, co. Somerset, with power of
distraint for the same in the manor ; and confirmation of the same,
although the manor is held in chief and the grant was made without
the king's licence. By p.s.
Dec. 13. Revocation of the late ratification of the estate of Richard de Deneby
Havering, as prebendary of Bathewyk in the conventual church of Wherewell ;
as the king has now learned for certain that the prebend fell void by
the death of Master Walter de Aldeby, lately deceased in the court
of Rome, who held the same for no small time, and remained void
all the time the temporalities of the abbey of Wherewell were last
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1376. Membrane 12 — cont.
in the king's hand, and that Richard had no estate in the prebend by
any title at the time of the grant of the ratification but the king was
deceived in such grant.
By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
Nov 11. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, John
Westminster. Erchebaud, of 10/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Appointment of Master Nicholas de Drayton as a baron of the
Havering. Exchequer, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
[Fcedera.]
Nov. 17. Presentation of William Reynold, parson of the church of Sutton
Westminster. Latymer, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Allesle, in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his
wardship of the land and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with John
Begyn.
Nov. 16. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, John Rous,
Westminster, of 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
The like to Peter Bernard.
By p.s.
By p.s.
Nov. 17. Pardon to Joan late the wife of John de Garton, who held in chief,
Westminster, for marrying Robert de Louth without the king's licence. By p.s.
Nov. 16. John de Carleton, staying in England, has letters nominating William
Westminster. Prentice and William Holm of Coventre as his attorneys in Ireland
for one year. William de Burstall received the attorneys.
Nov. 21. Pardon to Richard Huwet of Oldebury by Atherston, co. Warwick,
Westminster, of the king's suit for the death of Hugh Houdesone, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Nov. 22. The like to John Bowiare for the death of Simon de Mune.
Havering. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Pardon to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of Hereford
Havering. 0f 230Z. in which they are bound to the king of issues incurred by
them in the Bench at the suit of Richard Mere, late parson of the
church of the Holy Trinity, Gloucestre. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 26. Pardon, for 405. paid in the hanaper by John Warneford, to him for
Westminster, acquiring in fee from John Bockote a messuage and a carucate of land
in Shryvenham, held in chief, and entering therein without licence ;
and licence for him to retain the same.
Nov. 12. Robert, archbishop of Dublin, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Lughtburgh and Randolf Hatton to be his attorneys
in Ireland and to challenge, sue and defend his liberties in that land,
for one year, W. de Burstall received the attorneys.
384
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 11.
Nov. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to Hugh Lyngeyn of 10/. yearly
Havering. at the Exchequer, in lieu of 100s. yearly granted to him by letters
patent, elated 6 February, 37 Edward III, surrendered.
Ry K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
Nov. 7. Licence, for 1 mark paid to the king by Alexander Nabilson, for
Westminster. Nicholas de St ay nt on to enfeoff the said Alexander of a messuage
and 12 acres of land in Hoton in the Forest, co. Cumberland, held
in chief ; and for him to grant the same to the said Nicholas and
Agnes, his wife, for life, with reversion to him and his heirs.
Nov. 13. Presentation of John de Fangfosse to the church of Little Compton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, void by the resignation of Richard de
Wantynge, last rector of the same, and in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the alien priory of Derhurst being in his hand
on account of the war with France.
Nov. 10. Licence, for 20 marks paid to the king by John de Pyriton, Walter
Westminster, de Coumbe, John de Salesbury, Richard Lorymer, Richard in le Wych
and Richard Lounteley, for the alienation in mortmain by them of
fourteen messuages, 3 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 40s. of rent
and a moiety of a messuage in Leomynistre, Henore, Stretford and
Eton by Leomynistre, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the chapel of St. Mary in Leomynistre church according to the
ordinance of them and their heirs.
Grant to the king's serjeant, William Wyghtman, of a messuage
in the parish of St. Benet Shorog, London, which Thomas Holbeche,
late citizen and cordwainer (calciator) of London, and Katharine, his
wife, held of the king to them and the heirs of Thomas, and which
by their death and because Thomas was a bastard and died without
heir of himself the king has recovered by process in the Chancery before
him against John Pecche, citizen of London, as his escheat, as appears
by the record and process thereof ; to hold for life by the same services
by which Thomas and Katharine held it, with the issues from 9 October
last, the day on which the king, by letters patent under the great seal,
granted the messuage to the said William under a certainrform.
By p.s.
[Note in the margin] Habet alias litteras regis inch in feodo, icleo non
mittitur in extractis.
Nov. 10. Whereas the king by letters patent has committed to his serjeant,
Westminster. Helmyng Leget, the keeping of the smaller piece of the seal for the
recognisances of debts in London, for life, to execute the office himself
or by a sworn deputy for whom he shall answer ; he has now, with
the assent of the said Helmyng, committed the office to John Power
during Helmyng 's pleasure. By bill of the said Helmyng.
Nov. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Cheddre, William
Westminster. Cheddre, Walter Mulleward, Henry Wyvelescombe, John Woderove,
William Coumbe of Bristol, John Bury, parson of the church of
Whateleye, John Stourton, Geoffrey Waldecote, Thomas Asteley
and Thomas Herdeburgh, to the prior and convent of Wytham, of the
Nov. 12.
Havering
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1376. Membrane 11 — cont.
Carthusian order, in satisfaction of 20 marks of 40£. yearly of land
and rent which by the king's letters patent, dated 2 March,
49 Edward III, they have licence to acquire, of four messuages and
seven shops in Bristol and the suburb of that town, held of the mayor
and commonalty of Bristol by the service of 13s. 4cZ. yearly, and of
the clear yearly value of 10Z. 13s. 4cZ., as has been found by inquisition
taken by Walter Derby, mayor and escheator of Bristol.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's confessor, brother William Syward, of an annuity
Westminster, of 69/. 10s. 6d. at the Exchequer, being 3s. a day for the sustenance
of himself and his fellow and their men serving them in the household,
and of four horses and a hackney, amounting to 54/. 12s., 9/. 2s. 6c?.
for the wages of four grooms keeping the horses, being ljd. a day
each, and for some small wants 116s. yearly.
B}^ K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
[Fmdera.]
Nov. 18. Grant to the king's yeoman, William Rattescroft, of a messuage,
Havering four bovates of land and 8 acres of meadow in Barton on Humbre,
manor. ^or wnicn there is answered to the king at the Exchequer 33s. 4d.
yearly), as well as of 20s. Sd. of rent issuing out of divers tenements
in the said town, which messuage, land, meadow and rent belonged
to William Brian of Barton on Humbre, who held them by knight
service of the heir of Henry de Bello Monte, who held in chief, a minor
in the king's ward, and are in the king's hand as his escheat for a
felony done by the said William, for which he has been outlawed
to hold for such time as the premises remain in the king's hand during
his lifetime. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, Walter
Havering. Partriche, of 5 marks yearly at the Exchequer beyond the 60s. yearly
granted to him by letters patent dated 3 April, 48 Edward III.
By p.s.
Nov. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and Carmelite
Westminster. Friars of Ipswich, in full satisfaction of the twelve plots lying round
their manse which by letters patent of the late king they had licence
to acquire for the enlargement of such manse, of the following plots,
which are worth 2s. yearly, as has been found by inquisition made
by John de Rokewode, escheator in the county of Suffolk, to wit, by
Thomas de Loudham, a plot containing half a rood, by Roger
de Wolferston and Richard de Martlisham, a plot containing 3 perches,
and by George de Felbrigge, Roger de Wolferston and Hugh del Valle,
two plots, one containing 2 roods and the other containing 3 perches.
Nov. 16. Grant to Master John Maundour of the prebend of Chesewyk in
Havering the cathedral church of London, in the king's gift by reason of the
manor. jate voidance Gf the bishopric of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the church of
St. Paul, London.
The like to W. bishop of London.
Nov. 12. Licence, for 20s. paid to the king by Thomas de Preston, for him to
Westminster, enfeoff John de Rouceby, clerk, Simon Warde and Roger Perwiche,
Wt. 18915. E 25
386
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 11 — cont.
of the manor of Gretton, which he holds of the king at fee farm,
rendering yearly 25/. and doing the service of half a knight's fee ;
to hold by the farm and service aforesaid ; and for them to grant
the same to him and Alice, his wife, in tail, with remainder to his
heirs.
Nov. 25. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's kinsman Philip
Havering de Courteney of 100/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
manor. Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 21 March in his
third year, granted to him 100/. yearly of the issues and profits or farm
of the stannary of Cornwall for life.
Dec. 1. Presentation of John Crisp, chaplain, to the chantry of St. Mary
Westminster, in Christ Church, Canterbury.
Nov. 26. Pardon to Thomas de Hoton of the 80/. which he is bound to render
Westminster, at the Exchequer for the marriage of John son and heir of John de la
Roche, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, by virtue of the letters patent
granting him the said marriage. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Pardon to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of Hereford
Havering, of 230/. in which they are bound to the king of issues incurred by them
in the Bench as well at his suit as at the suit of Richard Mere, late
parson of the church of the Holy Trinity, Gloucester, and canon of
the said cathedral church and prebendary of Hunterton in the same,
by occasion of the canonry and prebend, or of anything pertaining
to them. By p.s.
Membrane io.
Dec. 2. Grant in mortmain to the prior and monks of the house of the
Westminster. Carthusian order newly founded at the new cemetery of London of
the premises and reversions specified above. [See Membrane 13,
fourth entry from the end,] By K.
Dec. 3. Mandate to Robert Savage, William Stowe and Alice, his wife,
Westminster. John Cauntebrugg and Peter Turk and Juliana, his wife, to be intendant
to the said prior and monks in respect of the rents and services due
out of premises held by them for life. By K.
Appointment of Wiliiam Stowe and Thomas Vele to deliver to the
prior and monks in the king's name seisin of certain of the premises.
Nov. 17. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert de Louthe, in recompence of
Westminster. 55/. due from the king to him of the annuity of 10/. at the Exchequer
lately granted for life to Joan, his late wife, of 73s. 4td. which John
Basse, citizen and draper of London, is bound to render at the
Exchequer yearly, by virtue of the king's letters patent to him, for the
keeping of a toft, 25 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow, 3J acres of wood
and 19s. of rent in Middelton, co. Southampton, late of John de Garton
of Erehethe, late citizen of London, who held in chief, and of 55 acres
, of land in Erehethe, co. Kent, which the said John held by the law of
England of the inheritance of his first wife Margaret ; also of 9/. 7s. 5d.
which by other letters patent John Basse is bound to render at the
Exchequer yearly for the keeping of a third part of the manor of
Northnewenton, and 14s. of rent in Exton, co. Somerset, late of the
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1376. Membrane 10 — cont.
said John de Garton ; to be taken by the hands of John Basse, his ex-
ecutors or assigns, during the nonage of the heir of John de Garton ;
and if the heir die leaving an heir under age, Robert shall have the
wardship of the premises during the nonage of such heir, and so from
heir to heir, so that he find competent sustenance for the heir, keep
up the houses, gardens and enclosures without waste, do the real
services and bear the other charges incumbent on the lands.
By p.s.
Nov. 2. Whereas among articles which the late king granted, by letters
Westminster, patent in his twelfth year, to the citizens of the city of London for
the improvement of the same and the utility of the inhabitants therein,
it is contained that the aldermen of the city, year by year and
especially on the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, are removeable by
the commonalty and, when removed, shall not be re-elected in the
following year, but others shall be elected in their place by the wards
to which those removed belonged, and humble supplication on behalf
of the commonalty has been made by petition lately shewn before the
king in his great council that, inasmuch as divers controversies and
opinions have arisen between the aldermen and the commonalty over
the removal of aldermen on account of a sinister interpretation of
the words in the article aforesaid, the aldermen affirming that, by
those words sint amobiles per communitatem, aldermen ought not to be
removed from their offices of aldermanry without a certain cause to
be shewn to the aldermen by the commonalty or for notorious default
found in them, while the citizens take a contrary view, and they have
long time contended over this, the king will be pleased to declare the
article more plainly for the removal of all ambiguity ; he, with the
assent of the council, declares the article to the citizens and their
successors in manner following ; to wit, that every elective alderman
of the city in every year on the feast of St. Gregory the Pope shall
be entirely removed from the office of his aldermanry and shall in no
wise be re-elected in the following year, but other discreet citizens
shall be elected in their place by the wards to which those removed
belonged. By the great C.
Nov. 30. Grant to the king's Serjeant, William Gambon, that, whereas the
Westminster, king by letters patent lately granted him the keeping of the manor
of Hynton, co. Cambridge, called ' Netherhall,' during the nonage of
the heir of John de Moubray, he shall have the same from heir to
heir. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Exemplification of the record and process of pleas at Westminster
Westminster, before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
Michaelmas, 14 Edward III, and before Roger Hillary and his fellows,
justices of the same Bench, Hilary, 14-15 Edward III, and Easter,
15 Edward III, Devon, to wit, whereby the king recovered against
the abbot of Feugers his presentation to the church of Ippelpenne.
Nov. 4. Gift to Guy de Briene of John, lord de Neuvill, the king's French
Westminster, prisoner ; and transfer to the person of the said Guy of all right which
the king has in the person of the prisoner and in his fealty and in all
that pertains to the king in respect of him. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in the forty-fifth [year].
388
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 10 — cont.
Dec. 11. Revocation, for causes shewn before the council, of the king's
Westminster, presentation, on 8 September last, of William Assere, parson of a
mediety of the church of Aylmerton, in the diocese of Norwich, to the
vicarage of the church of Leuesham, in the diocese of Rochester.
By C.
Dec. 8. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Nicholas de
Westminster. Dagworth, ' chivaler,' going to Ireland on the king's service.
By K. & C.
Membrane 9.
Nov. 26, Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Wynchecombe,
Westminster, clerk, John de Leycestre, chaplain, and John de Haveryng, ' carpenter,'
to the prior and convent of the church of St. Mary without Bisshopes-
gate, London, in part satisfaction of five messuages and 100 acres of
land in Middlesex, not held in chief, which they have the king's
licence to acquire, of a messuage and 80 acres of land in Hakeneye,
Shordych and Stebenheth, which are not held in chief, as has been
found by inquisition taken by Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the
said county.
Dec. 1. Grant that brother William de Sancto Vedasto, fellow-monk of
Westminster, the abbot of Bee Hellouin, who stays in parts beyond the seas, proctor
general in England of the said abbot and the convent of the said place,
shall be admitted as attorney of the abbot in all pleas in any courts
of England affecting the house of Bee ; and that he may make other
attorneys in place of the abbot and remove them as he shall deem
expedient ; for one year. By C.
Nov. 30. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, Walter Perle, of 20 marks yearly
Havering, at the Exchequer. By K.
Vacated because king Richard II, on 14 September in his thirteenth
year, granted to him 20 marks yearly for life.
Nov. 30. Exemption for life of William de Battesford from being put on
Havering assizes, juries, inquisitions or recognitions, and from appointment
manor. as mavor) sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of
the king, against his will. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Bradestok, ' maleman,'
Westminster, of 1005. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Appointment of William Barlee to take in the king's name carpenters,
Westminster, masons and other workmen for the king's works in the castle of
Porchestre, co. Southampton, and carriage for the works as shall be
expedient ; and to make purchases and payments for the said works
to the sum of 100Z. By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 3. Robert Ferrour, going to Ireland, has letters nominating Robert
Westminster. Beverley, king's serjeant-at-arms, and Roger de W^alden, clerk, as
his attorneys in England, for one year.
Richard de Tissyngton, clerk, received the attorneys.
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389
1376. Membrane 9 — cont.
Nov. 26. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, Ralph Tyle,
Havering, of 100 s. yearly out of the issues of the manor of Haveryng, by the
hands of the keepers, bailiffs or farmers of the manor, in lieu of the
like sum at the Exchequer lately granted to him by letters patent,
surrendered. By p.s.
Nov. 26. The like to Walter, parker of the park of Haveryng- atte-Boure
Havering. [Walter Parker of Haveryng, in the margin], of 2d. a day for his wages
out of the said issues. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Licence, for J mark paid in the hanaper by John Harcout, vicar of
Westminster, the churches of All Saints and St. Peter, Wesenham, for the alienation
in mortmain to him by Ralph Barkere, Geoffrey Broun, the elder,
and Thomas de Rudham, of two parts of a messuage and a \ acre of
land in Wesenham, by John de Wesenham, of 1J roods of land in the
same town, and by the said Thomas, of 1 J roods of land there, to build
thereon a habitation for the vicars of the churches.
Nov. 30. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's esquire, Nicholas
Westminster. Daubrichecourt, that he shall take 20Z. yearly out of the issues or farm
of the manor of Mansfeld, co. Nottingham, in lieu of the like sum at
the Exchequer, lately granted to him by letters patent dated 1 March
in the forty-fourth year, surrendered. By p.s.
Dec. 4. On the petition of the mayor, aldermen and citizens of London,
Westminster, exhibited before the king and the great council, containing among
other things that, because all strangers sell all kinds of wares to other
strangers for them to re-sell as freely as citizens of the city do,
whereas such strangers on account of the liberty of the city obtained
of ancient time ought not to and could not do so, not only are the citizens
impoverished to an unwonted degree but the wares aforesaid are
much dearer and many inconveniences for the city and realm are
likely to ensue, and praying that the king will order the same strangers
to be wholly restrained under heav}^ forfeiture from such sale and
re-sale, to the relief of the citizens and the common profit of the people ;
the king grants that no stranger within the liberty of the city shall
presume to sell any such wTares to another stranger for him to re-sell
the same until it shall have been duly discussed by the nobles and
magnates of the realm in the next Parliament whether the king's
present grant will redound in future to the inconvenience or convenience
of his people ; saving always to lords and all others of the realm
the right to buy such wares to their own use in gross from all ; and
saving to the merchants of the Hanse of Almain their liberties.
By the great C.
Dec. 10. Grant, for life or until other order, to William de Nevill of 100
Havering marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
manor.
Dec. 6. Grant to the king's son Richard, prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall
Havering and earl of Chester, of all manner of forfeitures, escheats, wards,
manor. marriages and other profits pertaining to the two parts of the
principality in North Wales, West Wales and South Wales as well
as of the duchy of Cornwall, earldom of Chester and county of Flint
and of all other lands late of his father, Edward, prince of Wales,
390
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1376. Membrane 9 — cont.
lately granted to him, from the time of his father's death ; the ward-
ship "of the lands late of John de Roches, ' chivaler,' granted by other
letters patent to Richard Wiltshire, and the marriage of the heir of
the said John, granted by letters patent to Thomas de Hoton, only
excepted. By p.s
Dec. 16. Whereas the king's clerk, William Eirmyn, treasurer of Calais, lately
Westminster, bought for the munition of that town for the king's money from William
Webbe of London, ' bocher,' 100 carcases of oxen and 400 bacon pigs
at a price contained in an indenture made between them, whereof the
said treasurer received 60 carcases of oxen and 226 bacon pigs, and the
said William Webbe is now dead and the remaining carcases and pigs
are in arrear ; and whereas one John Brounesbury has promised to
satisfy the arrear according to the price agreed on with the said William,
on this condition that he be not in any wise impeached for that cause,
as the said treasurer has testified to the king ; the king, for the indemnity
of the said John, has taken him and his goods and possessions into
his special protection, that he be not impeached in anything by occasion
of the sale or satisfaction of the said carcases and pigs so sold for the
king's use.
Dec. 15. Licence for the abbot and convent of Coggeshale to acquire in
Havering, mortmain 10 marks yearly of land and rent, not held in chief.
By p.s.
Vacated because the letters have been lost, and the king has granted
them other letters of the said sum and of 5 marks beyond, as appears on
the Patent Boll under 12 February in the fifty-first year.
Membrane 8.
Nov. 26. Appointment of Robert Wantynge, parson of the church of
Westminster. Radeclyve, to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other labourers
for the works of Corf castle and put them on the works, and to take
land and water carriage for timber and other necessaries, for the
king's moneys to the amount of 100/. to be paid by survey of
William Charnill, the younger, John Moulham and William Hugun ;
and to arrest all contrariants and rebels and imprison them until they
find security to serve on the works. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 30. Grant to John Gosebourn that he shall take, for life or until other
Westminster, order, the 10/. yearly at the Exchequer granted to him by letters
patent dated 17 December, 43 Edward III, for such time as he should
be one of the auditors of the Exchequer. By p.s.
Dec. 2. Grant to the king's clerk, Adam de Hertyngdon, of the prebend
Westminster, which Robert More lately held in the king's collegiate free chapel
of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore, now void by the
resignation of the said Robert. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden and the college of the
said chapel.
Nov. 27. Pardon to Nicholas Cappe of Watirbeche of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Geldeford of Watyrbeche, co. Cambridge, whereof he
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s,
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
391
1376. Membrane 8 — cont.
Dec. 1. Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, staying in England,
Westminster, has letters nominating Thomas, bishop of Femes, as her attorney
in Ireland for three years.
Peter de Barton, clerk, received the attorney.
Dec. 4. Whereas among other liberties granted to the citizens of London
Westminster, by charters of the king's progenitors and of the king it was granted that
all alien merchants coming to England should stay at the board of
free hosts of the said city and other cities in England, without keep-
ing inns or societies by themselves, and that there should be no
brokers (abbrocatores) of any merchandise other than those who
were elected for this by merchants of the misteries in which such
brokers had their offices and who made oath touching this before the
mayor of the city, and also that merchants not of the liberty of the
city should not retail wines or other wares in the city or suburbs ;
and the mayor, aldermen and citizens of the said city have now made
petition as follows : A nostre seigneure le roy et son bone conseil monstrent
ses leges mair, aldermans et communes de la citee de Loundres que, come
Us ont plusours foitz poursuiz es diver ses parlementz davoir consideracion
coment Us sont enpoverez et annientez par cause que lours franchises
par luy et ses nobles progenitours a eulx grantez et confermes lour
sont restreint et en grante partie tolluz, et ore al darrain parlement
tenuz a Westm" lour fuist responduz qil deussent declarrer lour gre-
vances en especial et Us auroient bone remedie ; des queux grevances
entre diverses autres sont que chescun estraunge poet demeurer en la dite
citee et tenir hostel et estre brocour et vendre et achater toutes maners
merchandises a retaille, et estraunge vendre a estraunge pour revendre, a
grant encherissement de les merchandise, et de fair lour demoeur outre
40 jours, la ou en temps passe nulle estraunge merchant nul de cestes
pointz soloit user, encontre les fraunchises de la dite citee devant ces
heures eues et uses, par queux grevances les merchantz de la dite citee sont
grantment empovriz et la navie grantment empeiree et les privites de
la terre par les avantditz estranges descovres a voz enemys par espies et
autres estranges en lours hostels resceuz, plese a treshaute et tresgraciouse
seigneurie, nostre seigneur le roy, et a son bone conseil en eovre de charite
en cest present parlement ordiner que les estraunges merchantz soient
de cestes avantditz pointz restreintz et que les leges mair, aldermans et
communes de la dite citee puissent enjoiser lours ditz franchises, nient
contresteant aucun estatut ou ordinance de temps passe fait a lencontre :
the king, for the affection which he bears to the city and the
citizens and for the tranquillity and profit of the citizens, has granted,
with the assent of the prelates, nobles and magnates in the Parliament,
to the petitioners, on condition that they put the city under good
rule, that no stranger shall henceforth retail any wares in the city or
suburbs, or keep an inn or be a broker therein. By pet. in Pari.
Dec. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Wolton,
Havering, clerk, and William Topclyf to the prioress and convent of Kilbourn
of an acre of land in Codeham, co. Kent, with the advowson of the
church of that town, said to be held in chief ; and for the appropriation
of the church by the prioress and convent, to find a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in their church for the good estate of
the king, for his soul when he is departed this life, and for the soul of
Simon, sometime cardinal of Canterbury. By p.s.
392
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 8 — cont.
Nov. 29. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Robert de Faryngton,
Havering, as prebendary of Karleton Paynell cum Thurleby in the cathedral
church of St. Mary, Lincoln. By K.
Dec. 3. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's serjeant, Richard
Havering. Nicole, of 2d. a day at the Exchequer, By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John Hunte, Thomas Dithton, John Fillyngham and John Cullesby.
By the same writ.
Nov. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of an indenture (in French) made
Westminster, between the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, when she
was sole and unmarried, and Master William Holm, king's physician,
dated at the manor of Hampstead Marshall, 18 February, 35 Edward III,
witnessing that Isabel granted for her life to the said physician, for
his care of her body, an annuity of 101. out of the manor of Cosham,
co. Wilts, with robes with fur of the suit of her clerks, and that if he
be summoned to her his reasonable costs shall be allowed to him in
her wardrobe by the hands of her treasurer, and that he shall have,
while he stays with her, livery of candles, wine and ale, his valet
eating at the table of her other valets, and his horses being at livery
of hay and oats. Grant also, of the king's more abundant grace,
that he shall take the annuity for life. By p.s.
Dec. 11. Pardon, at the supplication of the said Isabel, to Thomas son of
Havering. John Webbe of Braynford of the king's suit for the death of Nicholas
Bartelot, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 16. Licence, for -J mark paid to the king by Thomas Bullok of Edeles-
Westminster. burgh, for Henry de Berkhampstede to enfeoff the said Thomas of
a messuage, 60 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture,
8 acres of wood and 60s. of rent in Edelesburgh, held in chief.
Nov. 6. Pardon to John Casch, indicted of having with Thomas son of
Havering. William Milner of Emsted, on Thursday after St. Botolph in the king's
thirty-seventh year, broken by night the barn (grangeam) of John Norce
of Emsted and stolen his wool to the value of 24s., of the king's suit
for these felonies, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Dec 16. The like to John Wythnet, indicted of having on Thursday after
Westminster, the Conversion of St. Paul last, broken by night the house of John
le Smyth at Alveston and carried away his goods to the value of 100s.,
and of having on the same night broken the house of Peter Shoyre at
Shirborn and led away a horse of his worth 20s.
By K. on the information of John Knyvet, the chan-
cellor.
Membrane 7.
Dec. 16. Presentation of Henry Persoun, parson of a mediety of the church
Westminster, of Danbury, in the diocese of London, to the church of Bircheangre,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Takkele being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John Blokkele.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
393
1376. Membrane 7 — cont.
Dec. 6. Whereas the prior and Austin Friars of Cantebrigg acquired in
Havering, mortmain from certain persons a messuage in that town sometime
of Robert Lynne, and a toft there that was of William Couper in
Lurteburghlane, which messuage and toft are adjacent to their
manse, and entered into these without the king's licence ; the king
has pardoned the said trespass and the forfeiture of the messuage
and toft incurred thereby, and granted that they shall have the premises
again of his gift, on condition that they and their successors celebrate
anniversaries of him, when he shall have departed this life, as well
as of his late consort Philippa, in their church for ever. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Pardon to John Shiplode of Coventre, indicted of having, on
Havering Saturday before St. Nicholas in the king's forty-eighth year, stolen five
manor. oxen, worth 50s. , from Matthew ap Inoun, 6 drover, ' at Coventre, and
of having, on Sunday before St. Margaret in the same year, stolen
a black horse, worth 14s., from John Clerc of Crouland at Coventre,
of the king's suit for these felonies, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.s.
Dec. 6. Licence for William de Wyndesore, knight, to buy by servants and
Westminster, deputies 60 weys of wheat wherever he will in the king's land of Ireland,
and ship the same and bring them to England for the munition of his
castles in Wales and elsewhere, with twelve goshawks likewise to be
bought by them ; with mandate to the chancellor of Ireland to make
letters and writs for him on this, if need be.
Dec. 17. Nomination to James Daudelee of brother Ralph Chelfham, monk
Westminster, of the Cluniac order, for admission to the void priory of St. Mary
Magdalen, Barnestapol, of the Cluniac order, in the diocese of Exeter,
annexed to the priory of St. Martin des Champs by Paris of the same
order. The right to nominate is in the king by reason of the
temporalities in England of the said priory of St. Martin being in his
hand on account of the war with France.
Dec. 20. Pardon, at the supplication of John de Burele, to Percival le Walssh,
Havering the elder, indicted of having, on Monday before SS. Simon and Jude
manor. m forty-second year, broken the house of Roger de la Heth at
Lynderegge and carried away cloths of wool and of linen and meat
from his larder and 100s. in money by tale, of the king's suit for the
said felonies, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
The like to Percival son of Percival le Walssh.
By the same writ.
Dec. 22. Revocation, for causes laid before the king and council, of the grant
Westminster, by the king, dated 18 November in the forty-ninth year, to his clerk,
Robert de Faryngton, of the prebend of Aust in the collegiate church
of Westbury, as in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
the bishopric of Worcester.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon.
Dec. 9. Presentation of Richard de Thornecombe, parson of the church of
Westminster. Corscombe, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Stratford
Tony, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 7 — cont.
temporalities of the abbot of Lyre, alien, being in his hand on account
of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with John
Northfeld.
Dec. 20. Commission to Richard Dere and William Stapolyn, in order that
Westminster, the king's late appointment of James le Botyller, earl of Ormond,
Gerard Fitz Moritz, earl of Kildare, Nicholas Dagworth, John Keppok
and Richard Wlryte to be justices to make inquisitions touching all
felonies, seditions, deceptions, falsities, false alliances and maintenances,
champerties, ambidextries, forestalleries, regrateries, contempts, tres-
passes, damages, grievances and excesses in Ireland against the king
and his people, may have better and more speedy effect, to be his
special attorneys to prosecute the business of the appointment and
to do all other things which pertain to the office of such attorneys.
By C.
Dec. 22. Presentation of Robert de Faryngton to the church of Ivyngho,
Havering, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric of Winchester being in his hand for certain causes.
By p.s.
Dec. 20.
Havering
manor.
Grant to the king's esquire, Walter Whithors, of the wardship of the
lands late of Simon Raunvill, who held of the bishop of Winchester in
chief, in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the daughter
and heir of the said Simon because the temporalities of the said
bishopric are in his hands as above, to have in aid of the payment
of the ransom of Ralph, son of the said Walter, lately taken in war,
during the nonage of the said heir ; also of her marriage without
disparagement ; on condition that he find competent sustenance for
the heir, keep up the buildings, enclosures, woods and gardens without
waste, and do the real services and support all the other charges
incumbent on the land. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Grant for life to Robert de Swylfyngton, knight, of the keeping
Havering. 0f the castle of Horeston, co. Derby, as Henry, late duke of Lancaster,
had it in his lifetime ; provided that he repair the castle and keep
it in repair. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Grant to Hugh de Calvilegh, for long service and because he has
Havering surrendered letters patent granting to him an annuity of 200 marks
manor. at foe Exchequer, of the keeping of the islands of Gernesey, Jereseye,
Serk and Aurneye, to have with all profits and emoluments of the
office from the Purification next, for life or until other order, saving
always knights' fees and advowsons of churches ; on condition that
he keep the islands safely and securely for the king. By p.s.
Dec. 28. Grant to Robert Wantynge, chaplain, of the chantry of Wilcheswode,
Havering. in the king's gift by reason of his wardship of the land and heir of
John le Walsshe, who held in chief.
Mandate to the sheriff of Dorset to induct him.
Dec. 27. Grant to the king's serjeant, William Gambon, that, whereas the king
Havering, lately granted to him for life certain escheats in the city and suburb of
London late of Thomas de Berdene, he shall have the same in fee.
By p.s.
50 EDWARD III.- Part II.
395
1376.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Havering
manor.
Dec. 6.
Havering
Membrane 6.
Presentation of Thomas Langrom, parson of the church of Heybray,
in the diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of Christchurch by Carleon,
in the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift by reason of the temporali-
ties of the alien priory of Goldeclif being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard, vicar
of the said church.
Licence for William, son of William de Kerdeston, knight, to finish
the work of crenellating the dwelling house of Claxston, co. Norfolk,
begun by his father with the king's licence ; the father having died
before the completion of the work. By p.s.
Presentation of Edward de Cherdestok, parson of the church of
Skyrbek, in the diocese of Lincoln, and prebendary of Iwerne in the
conventual church of Shaftesbury, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the
church of Ivyngho, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Winchester being in
his hand for certain causes ; on an exchange of benefices with William
de Pakyngton. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Grant for life to Edward de Sancto Johanne, keeper of the forests
Havering, of Wolmere and Acyesholt, of the keeping of the king's manor of
Worldham within the forest of Wolmere, taking nothing for such
keeping ; and it is the king's will that Edward and his lieutenant
in the said forests shall survey the park of Worldham, without
impediment by the keeper of that park, during the term aforesaid
whensoever they please. By p.s.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to the king's clerk, John de Blokeley, now growing
Westminster, very old and unable through bodily weakness to labour longer in the
king's service, of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of the
like annuity until the king should order otherwise for his estate lately
granted to him by letters patent, surrendered. By K.
Dec. 8. Pardon to John de Elmerugge, late constable of the castle of Gorf
Havering and keeper of the king's warren there, of all debts and accounts in which
manor. fo js fold to the king on account of moneys received by him for the
repair of the castle, and of all negligences in the keeping of the castle
and warren on account of which he could be in anywise troubled
on the king's account, and of all trespasses touching the king's deer
committed by him when he was constable and keeper, and of whatever
pertains to the king for the escape of one Robert Preston of Derby,
chaplain, from the king's prison in which by mandate of the king he
was in his keeping for trespasses done against the king. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Whereas the king by letters patent lately committed for life to his
Havering, esquire, Simon de Burgh, the city of Rochester (Ruff en') to hold at farm,
and the castle there, he rendering at the Exchequer yearly 121. for
the city and 381. for the keeping of the castle and for the wards per-
taining to the castle, and 10 marks of increment beyond the said 501. ;
he has now granted to the said Simon for life the said 10 marks of
increment. By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1376. Membrane 6 — cord.
Nov. 6. Pardon to Thomas son of William Milnere of Emsted, indicted with
Havering. John Casch of having, on Thursday after St. Botolph in the king's
thirty-seventh year, broken the barn of John Norce of Emsted by
night, and stolen his wool there, of the king's suit for the said felonies,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Exemplification, at the request of the commonalties of the counties
Westminster, of Essex and Suffolk, of (1) a petition (in French) exhibited before the
king and council in the last Parliament on their behalf, praying that,
whereas in the statute of the forty-seventh year it is ordained that
all cloths (draps) of colour made in England for sale shall be of the length
of 26 ells (aulnes), measured by the back, and of the breadth of 5 quarters
at the least, and the half cloth in proportion, on pain of forfeiture,
the king and council will grant letters patent and by these declare in
the present Parliament that the cloths called ' cogware ' and ' kereseyes '
made in the said counties, and other like strait cloths made there and
in other counties, be not comprised in the said statute ; and (2) the
endorsement of the same as follows : Le roi voet qils eient tielles lettres
par les quelles soit declarree que les estreites draps appellez ' cogware '
et ' kerseyes ' acustumez desire fait es dites contees ne doivent mye estre
entenduz pour estre compriz en dit estatut ne souz la paine dycelle.
Dec. 17. John de Swynlegh, clerk, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. [Richard Dere and William Stapolyn as his attorneys in Ireland for
one year. Robert de Faryngton received the attorneys.
Dec. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's son Ingram, earl of Bedford, made by the name of Ingram,
lord of Coucy, Oisy and Montmirail, dated at Cosham, 10 September,
39 Edward III, reciting that, whereas his wife Isabel, the king's
daughter, had lately granted to his servant, William de Graselak, the
keeping of his parks of Cosham, taking for the keeping 3d. a day
beyond all other profits, as Roger Loggere, last parker, took, he, at her
request, and for long service done to him by the said William, has
granted to him a further penny a day for his fee ; and commanding
his stewards, bailiffs, reeves and other ministers to pay him henceforth
4d. a day. Grant also to the said William, as a further grace, that
he shall have the keeping, as above, for his life. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Appointment of Nicholas de Dagworth, ' chivaler,' who by the
Westminster, king's order is going to Ireland to further some difficult business of
his there, to arrest in the port of Lyverpole, Cestre or Bristol, a ship,
not already arrested for the king's service elsewhere, sufficient for
the passage of him and his men, horses and harness. By C.
Grant to William Strete, sometime the king's butler, in lieu of
previous grants of 401. and 501. at the Exchequer made to him by
letters patent, surrendered, of 90/. yearly to be taken out of the manors
of Eleham and Colbrigge, co. Kent. [Unfinished.]
Vacated because otherwise above.
Dec. 24. Pardon to the king's kinswomen Margaret Mareschal, countess of
Havering Norfolk, and Anne late the wife of John de Hastynges, late earl of
manor. Pembroke, who held in chief, of 100/. yearly of the rent of 413/. 2s. 2-|eZ.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
397
1376. Membrane 6 — cont.
due by them at the Exchequer for the wardship of two parts of all
the manors and lands late of the said John (lands in the county of Kent
excepted), committed to them by letters patent dated 22 January
last, from Martinmas in the forty-ninth year. By p.s.
Dec. 27. Presentation of John Scarle to the church of Ivjmgho, in the diocese
Havering, of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Winchester being in his hand for certain causes.
By p.s.
Dec. 20. Grant to Richard de Thoern, parson of the church of Brompton in
Havering. Pikerynglith, of the prebend of Wylmyngcote in the king's free chapel
of St. Edith, Tamworth ; on an exchange of benefices with John
Rohaud of Thoern. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the chapel.
Dec. 5. Grant, for life or until other order, to John Elyot, king's messenger,
Westminster, of 4Jd. a day at the Exchequer, in lieu of the like sum granted to
him for his wages while in the said office by letters patent dated
4 October last, surrendered. By p.s.
Membrane 5.
Nov. 10. Whereas the king by letters patent granted to his esquire, Walter
Havering. Whithors, on 30 September, 48 Edward III, the keeping of the castle
of Haddele, except the water mill pertaining to the castle, for life,
at a rent of 10 marks only, and on 13 April last, in compensation
for \2d. a day previously granted to him for life because of his office
of usher of the chapel of Wyndesore to bear the rod in the king's
presence before the college of the chapel in the processions on festival
days, when the king should be present, the bailiwick of the hundred
of Rocheford, co. Essex ; now, notwithstanding that on 15 July last, for
certain causes, the king resumed the bailiwick aforesaid and the
keeping of the castle, and granted the same to his esquire, George
Felbrigg, by letters patent which George has since surrendered, he
has re-granted the whole to the said Walter for life.
By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
Nov. 1 1 . Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, John Goderich,
Westminster, the younger, of 101. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 13. Licence, for \ mark paid in the hanaper by Roger Dyngelee, for
Westminster, him to enfeoff Robert Castelacre of a messuage in the parish of St.
Sepulchre without the bar of Westsmythefeld, London, held in chief,
and for him to re-enfeoff the said Roger and Beatrice, his wife, thereof,
to hold to them and the heirs of Roger.
Nov. 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de ClyfTord to the
Havering, prioress and nuns of Arthyngton, co. York, of the advowson of
the church of Malteby by Doncastre, in the same county, not held of the
king ; and for the appropriation of the church by the prioress and
nuns. By p.s.
398
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 5 — cont.
Nov. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
Westminster, king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, dated at Conesburgh castle,
11 September, 50 Edward III, granting for life to Thomas de Hasilden,
receiver of his lands in the county of York, a plot of meadow, called
'Le Erlesynges,' lying beneath his town of Wakefeld, with two plots
of land and meadow lying beneath the old park of Wakefeld, on the
river Kaldre, which are called ' Wilbyght ' and ' Defford ' ; to hold
at a rose rent. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Grant for life to the king's clerk, Thomas de Brounflet, of the hospital
Havering, of St. John the Baptist, Dorchestre.
By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the king's chamberlain.
Mandate to the bailiffs of the town to put him in possession.
Nov. 27. Grant to the king's clerk, Master Walter Skirlawe, of the deanery of
Havering, the king's free chapel of St. Martin le Grand, London. By K.
Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London to put him in
possession.
Nov. 27. Grant to the king's servant, John Kent, for good service and in lieu
Westminster, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer lately granted to him by letters
patent, surrendered, of the wardship of the lands late of John Frounale,
who held in chief, with the marriage of the heir ; provided that he
find fit sustenance for the heir, do the services and bear the charges
on the land, and keep the lands, as in buildings, woods, gardens and
enclosures, without waste. By p.s.
Nov. 27. Grant to John Saleman, one of the foresters of Wyndesore forest,
Westminster, that whereas the king by letters patent lately granted him Id. a day
for his wages out of the issues of the castle of Wyndesore during
pleasure, he shall take the same for life. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, Thomas
Havering, de Thorneton, the king's pavilioner, of 10/. yearly at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Oct. 20. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, John Mayheu, one of the grooms
Havering of the chamber, of a rent of 21<s. in Netherhane, co. Wilts, which
manor. Thomas de Begham used to take from Nicholas de Trenchefoill, now
in the king hand on account of forfeiture of the said Thomas.
By p.s.
Dec. 1. Grant for life to Ingram de Umframvill of the constableship of the
Havering, castle of Scardeburgh, as Richard Tempest, late constable, had it
in his lifetime. By K. and the great C.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters thereof in the
month of February, 2 [Richard II].
Nov. 30. Grant to Edmund de Chest hunt, one of the king's falconers, that
Westminster, whereas the king by letters patent lately granted to him for life the
manor called ' Le Bruses ' in Totenham, then in the king's hands by
the death of Thomas de Hethe, ' chivaler,' he shall have the same
in fee. By p.s.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
399
1376. Membrane 5 — cont.
Nov. 21. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant, John
Westminster. Lambourne, of 100 s. 37early at the Exchequer, in lieu of 60.9. yearly
lately granted to him by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Licence for Robert Felde of London to ship in the port of Pevense
Westminster. 240 quarters of oats and bring the same to London, to make his profit
thereof ; as Robert Bowyer and Nicholas Jurdan of London have
mainperned for him in the Chancery that the oats will be brought to
London and not to foreign parts, and that he will bring into the
Chancery by Whitsuntide letters of the mayor of London attesting the
discharge.
Dec. 13. Grant for life to Richard Stury, for his stay at his house of Bernewell,
Havering, of a cartload of fuel to be taken every week in his bailiwick of Clyve
within the forest of Rokyngham, as John de Ravenesholm, ' chivaler,'
deceased, late lord of Bernewell, took it in his lifetime. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Philip, archbishop of Cashel, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating William de Karlell, clerk, and William Lumbard as his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
Dec. 22. Pardon to John Haumond, ' manciple ' of Oxenford, of the king's
Havering suit for the death of Andrew Gay, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
manor. an(j 0f any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
1377.
Jan. 7.
Havering.
Jan. 1.
Havering.
Jan. 8.
Havering.
, Membrane 4.
Licence for the king's widow, Elizabeth, late the wife of Thomas
Devenissh, who held in chief, to marry whomsoever of the king's liege
freemen she will. By p.s.
Whereas the king, by letters patent dated 4 March last, granted
for life or until other order to Henry atte Water, whom he then made
usher of the hall, 10/. yearly at the Exchequer ; now, at the supplication
of the said Henry and because Robert le Smyth has surrendered the
keeping of the manor of Wyrardesbury, co. Buckingham, committed
to him for ten years at a rent of 44Z. by letters patent dated 20 February,
49 Edward III, with the profits from the preceeding Michaelmas, and
both he and Henry have surrendered their letters patent, the king
has committed to Henry the keeping of the manor for life, with
the said profits, as of the value of 44Z. yearly, out of which sum he is
to take from Michaelmas last the said annuity of 10/., rendering the
remaining 34?. yearly at the Exchequer ; provided always that he keep
the houses and buildings in repair and bear all the charges on the
manor while he have the keeping. By p.s.
Grant to John de Ipre, ' chivaler,' steward of the household, of
200 marks yearly of the farm of the priory of Ware for such time during
his life as the priory shall be in the king's hand on account of the
war with France, or until other order. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered on the ground that by letters patent dated
26 March, 1 Richard II, he had a grant of 50 marks to be taken out of
the said farm,
400
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377.
Jan. 8.
Havering.
Jan. 8.
Havering.
Jan. 8.
Havering
Jan. 11.
Havering.
Jan. 7.
Havering.
Jan. 10.
Havering.
Jan. 8.
Havering.
1376.
Dec. 29.
Havering.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Notwithstanding the banishment by the chancellor and masters
of the university of Oxford of John Wolferton, friar of the order of
Preachers, the king on account of the aptitude and probity in
morals and knowledge of the said John and the laudable testimony
and most humble supplication of friar Ellis, master general of the
order, by his plenary power has reconciled him to the university and
restored him to the estate and degree in which he was before, as though
he had not been banished ; it is not the king's will, however, that
these letters prejudice the liberty and privileges of the university
in any way. By K. on the information of Roger de Bello Campo,
the chamberlain, by his bill remaining in the Chancery.
Grant for life to Richard Cokes, late keeper of the car of the king's
late consort Philippa, for good service to the king and the said queen,
of the 5 marks of rent which the prior of Monkeskirkeby is bound to
render yearly at the Exchequer, to be taken by the hands of the prior
in the same manner as Margaret de Coventre, deceased, took it of
the king's grant. By p.s. [No. 31266.]
Grant to Edward de Berkelee, ' chivaler,' of the keeping of the
manor of Bradelee, co. Gloucester, late of Thomas de Berkelee of Ulee,
who held in chief, which is extended at 6 marks yearly and no more,
to hold during the nonage of the heir, with the issues of the manor
since the death of Thomas. By p.s.
Commitment during pleasure to Henry, bishop of Worcester, of
the office of the treasurership of the Exchequer. By K.
[Fcedera.]
Mandate to Robert de Assheton, late treasurer, to deliver to him
the rolls, keys and other things pertaining to the office. By K.
Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard la Zouche of 20 marks
yearly out of the issues of the county of Northampton beyond the
40 marks yearly of the said issues granted to him for his stay with the
king by letters patent dated 1 October, 32 Edward III. By p.s.
Pardon to the king's late scullion (squillario) John Pury, deceased,
of twenty-eight silver dishes of the king, weighing by the goldsmith's
weight 29/. 18(2., and a pot of silver of the king, weighing by the same
weight 34s., which were stolen by thieves, as is said, when in his keeping,
in the time when Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, was keeper of the wardrobe.
Pardon to him also of 107.9. received by him of the king's moneys upon
his wages of war in the time when William de Farlee, clerk, was keeper
of the wardrobe. By p.s.
Whereas the king by letters patent lately committed to his servant,
John de Swanton, during pleasure, the keeping of all things within the
manor of Shene, he taking 6d. a day for his wages ; he has now committed
to him for life the keeping of the said manor, which is ordained for
the king's habitation, and of the wardrobe of the king's vessels and
victuals within the manor, he taking therefor 6d. a day for his wages
out of the issues of the manor. By p.s.
Grant to the king's clerk, Guy de Rouclyff, of the prebend of Perton
in the king's free chapel of Tetenhale. By p.s.
Mandate to the dean and college to admit him.
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
401
1376.
Dec. 24.
Havering.
1377.
Jan. 4.
Havering.
1376.
Dec. 30.
Havering.
1377.
Jan. 13.
Havering.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Grant in mortmain to the prior and convent of the house of Friars
of the order of St. Robert, Houndeslowe, of 20/. yearly at the
Exchequer until there be provision made for them in an equivalent
of land or rent, to wit, 10/. to pray for the king and for his soul when
he shall have departed this life, and for the souls of his progenitors,
and 10/. for payment of a secular chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily for ever in the chapel within the manor of Hatton Grange, to be
presented by the king and his heirs as shall be ordained, the prior and
convent finding for ever bread, wine, light, vestments, books and other
things necessary for the celebration of divine services in the chapel.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, king Henry IV having on 14 May in
his first year granted to the prior and convent 107. yearly of the fee farm
of Kyngeston upon Thames until provision be made for them of 10/. yearly
of land or rent.
Grant, for life or until other order,
of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
to Hugh Straule, ' chivaler,'
By p.s.
The like to the king's esquire, William Abberbury, of 20 marks yearly
at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Grant to Richard Glovere, ' armurer,' of the office of the king's
helmet-maker (galeatoris) within the Tower of London, to hold for life
during good behaviour, taking for his wages in the office I2d. a day
by the hands of the keeper of the great wardrobe, as William Swynley,
last helmet-maker within the Tower, took in his lifetime. By p.s.
Jan. 13. Whereas Thomas Beverle of Beverle, lately taken for felony, came
Havering, before Richard Alberd, one of the coroners in the county of Huntingdon,
and turned approver, acknowledging that he was a thief in having with
Thomas Wylde of Brampton, about Christmas in the thirty-eighth
year, between Tuxford and Blythe, co. Nottingham, robbed a rector
of 22/. 3<s. 4id. in money by tale, and a sword, worth 13s. 4c/., of which
he appealed the said Thomas Wilde ; and whereas afterwards, before
Roger de Meres and John de Fencotes, justices appointed to deliver
Huntyngdon gaol, being asked if he would prosecute his appeal, he said
he was a clerk, and, because bigamy was alleged against him, was
remitted to prison until the archbishop of York should certify thereon,
and is still in prison ; the king has pardoned him the suit of the
peace and the execution which should be made thereof against him
by imprisonment and otherwise by reason of his acknowledgement
of the said robbery. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Grant for life to William de Cressyngham, late the king's under-
Havering butler in the port of London, for good service within seas and beyond,
manor. an(j because he has become impotent through old age and infirmity,
of a gallon (lagenam) of wine a day to be taken by the hands of the
king's butler in the said port. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the butler.
Jan. 20. Presentation of John Adam, parson of the church of Lancoydmaur,
Westminster, in the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Portheraghane, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
Wt. 18915. E 26
402
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 4 — cord.
prior of Pembroke, alien, being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices
with Thomas, parson of the latter church.
Jan. 23. Pardon to Hugh de Norton of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Havering. Flesshemon of Norton, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 23.
Havering.
1376.
Dec. 30.
Havering.
Dec. 28.
Havering
manor.
1377.
Jan. 6.
Havering.
Grant for life to the king's clerk, Richard de Wilflet, of the wardenship
of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Dorchestre. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 3.
Grant to John Leche, one of the king's surgeons, of the manors or
places of Oghterard and Castelwarny, co. Kildare, not exceeding
the value of 20/. yearly, now in the king's hand for certain causes ;
to hold for his life.
Changed by bill of signet because sealed at another
time by p.s.
Grant to the king's servant, William Wyghtman, that whereas the
king by letters patent lately granted to him for life a messuage in the
parish of St. Benet Shorog, London, late of Thomas Holbeche, late
citizen and cordwainer of London, and Katharine, his wife, he shall
hold the same in fee. By p.s.
Presentation of John Mannyng of Bychamwell, chaplain, to the
church of Shengham, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation
of John de Fouldon and in the king's gift by reason of his wardship
of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief.
Jan. 2. Grant to the king's servant, William Whappelode, of the 20/. which
Westminster. Ralph Restwold is bound to render yearly at the Exchequer for the
keeping of two parts of the lands late of William his son, deceased,
who held in chief, now in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of
Richard son of the said William, to hold for such time as the keeping
be in the hands of the said Ralph. By p.s.
Mandate to the said Ralph to pay the 20/. to him.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to discharge
Ralph of the same.
Jan. 3. Licence for Robert de Lisle, 1 chivaler,' to grant in fee to William
Havering, de Lisle, his brother, the reversion of the manor of Camelton and
the town of ShefTord, which are said to be held in chief, expectant
on the demise of Maud de Lisle. By p.s.
Jan. 2. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's esquire, William
Havering, de York, of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Pardon to Thomas de Sutton, indicted, as is said, by the name of
Havering Thomas le Clerk (clerici) of Barton of the death of William Taylour
manor. 0f Halsham, of the king's suit for that death, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 14. Grant for life, during good behaviour, to Richard Nynory of the
Westminster, keeping of the park of Banstede pertaining to the manor of Banstede,
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
403
1377. Membrane 3 — cont.
co. Surrey, which manor the king has granted for life to Nicholas
Carreu, keeper of the privy seal ; he taking for the keeping \\d. a
day by the hands of Nicholas, for such time as the latter has the manor,
and after his death by the hands of the tenants, keepers, farmers,
bailiffs or reeves of the manor. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Pardon to William Man, serjeant of the saucery of the household,
Havering, of three salt-cellars of the king's of white silver marked outside with a
leopard, seventeen like salt-cellars marked within on the border with
the king's arms of England and France, quartered, twenty-two like salt-
cellars marked within on the border with an escutcheon (scuchetto)
of the said arms, and twenty silver salt-cellars marked with the said
arms, the whole weighing by the goldsmiths' weight twenty-six pound
three shillings and tenpence halfpenny, making in money 34/. 12d.,
and two salt-cellars of the king's of white silver marked without on
the border with the arms of England and Hainault, party (partitis),
weighing by the said weight thirty shillings two pence farthing and
making in money 39<s. 3d. ; all which were stolen and lost when in his
keeping in the time when Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, was keeper of the
wardrobe. By p.s. [31270.]
Jan. 16. Presentation of John Roger, chaplain, to the church of Ovyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the bishopric of Winchester being in his hand for
certain causes.
Jan. 15. Whereas Edward Burnell and Alina, his wife, lately acquired
Westminster, from William de Ercalwe an estate in fee in the manor of Ercalwe Magna.
which manor is said to be held in chief, and William acquired the same
from Alina after the death of Edward, and Edward and Alina as
well as William entered into the manor by virtue of such acquisition,
and whereas by virtue of the said feoffment William de Cavereswell,
' chivaler,' as kinsman and heir of the first named William, and after
his death Peter, his son and heir, likewise entered into the manor,
and Peter enfeoffed John de Walton and John Wodelok, chaplains,
of the same and they entered therein and granted it to him and Mary,
his wife, in tail male, with remainder to his right heirs, and Peter and
Mary then entered into the manor, and whereas Peter afterwards
enfeoffed Thomas Geth and John Knode, vicar of the church of
Ercalwe, of the same, and they re-granted it to Peter and Mary, in
tail, with remainders to the heirs of the body of Peter and to their right
heirs, all without the king's licence, and on account of these trespasses
the manor has been taken into the king's hand ; the king, for 20/. paid by
Peter, has pardoned the trespasses and granted that he and Mary shall
have the manor again, to hold in tail male, with remainders to the
heirs of the body of Peter and to their right heirs.
The king ordains that the rents of the assarts of his forest of
Chepenham, Peuesham and Melkesham, amounting to 18/. 145. yearly,
which, as he understands, are collected for his use by the prioress
of Ambresbire, shall, during the lifetime of Roger de Bello Campo,
keeper of Devises castle, be paid by her to the porter of that castle
and expended by him on the repair and maintenance of the walls,
turrets and buildings of the castle, and of the enclosure of the king's
Jan. 14.
Havering
manor.
404
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 3 — cont.
park there, by the survey of the parson of the church of La Devises
and of the mayor of that town ; and that in the account to be made
thereof by the porter at the Exchequer due allowance shall be made
of his reasonable expenses over the repairs and up-keep by testimony
of the said parson and mayor. By p.s.
Jan. 14. Mandate in pursuance to the prioress. By p.s.
Westminster. Et erat patens.
Here the great seal was delivered to Adam, bishop of St.
Davids, the chancellor, to wit on 11 January in this year, as
appears in a memorandum on the dorse of the close roll of
this year.
MEMBRANE 2.
Jan. 1. Grant to John atte Vise that, whereas the king by letters patent
Havering, lately granted to him the office of the chief serjeanty of the county
of Kildare during pleasure, he shall have the office for life. By p.s.
Jan. 6. Grant to John Palmer, one of the pages of the kitchen, that, whereas
Havering, the king lately granted to him for life 15 acres of land in Hadenham,
co. Cambridge, which were forfeit to the king because the archdeacon
of Ely appropriated them to himself and his church of Wilbourton
without licence, he shall have the same in fee. By p.s.
Jan. 4. Grant, for life or until other order, to Thomas Barre, ' chivaler,'
Havering of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
manor. Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 16 November
in his eighth year, at the supplication of the said Thomas, granted him
the annuity for life out of the issues of the county of Hereford.
Jan. 2. Licence for William Bardolf of Wirmegeye to grant to Nicholas
Havering, de Carreu, Robert Bardolf, Adam Wykemere and Robert son of William
Alisandre, for the life of Agnes consort of the said William, daughter
of Michael de Ponynges, 'chivaler,' the manor of Berlyng and 12/,
of rent in Berewyk, co. Sussex, and the manor of Northrongeton,
co. Norfolk, held in chief. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's kinsman, Henry de Percy,
Havering, to Geoffrey de Besiles, prior of Bradestoke, of the king's suit for all
felonies and trespasses against the peace, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Jan. 2. Whereas the king by letters patent lately committed for life to
Westminster. Peter de Bruges, deceased, the manor of Souththorp, sometime of
John de Sancto Philiberto, ' chivaler,' and afterwards William Hervy and
Mary, his wife, entering into the manor after the death of Peter,
continued their possession therein and now hold the same de facto
without the king's authority or licence ; the king has pardoned them
the said trespass and has granted them the issues of the manor
from the day of the death of Peter. Grant to them further; for good
service done by William, that they shall hold the manor of the king's
gift, in tail male, with reversion to the king. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Grant for long service to John Botelston of the constableship of the
Havering, castle of Weysford in Ireland and the office of the chief serjeanty of
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
405
1377. Membrane 2 — cont.
the county of Weysford, now in the king's hand by the death of John
de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, and by reason
of the nonage of his heir, to hold during such nonage, taking for his
fee by reason of the const ableship 10Z. yearly of the issues of the lord-
ship of Weysford, and for the office of the serjeanty the fees and profits
of ancient time pertaining to the same. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian or farmer of the lordship of
Weysford.
Jan. 8. In recompence of the keeping of the warren of the manor of Snetes-
Havering ham, co. Norfolk, 2d. a day for the wages pertaining to that keeping,
manor. 4^ a fay ou^ Qf jssues Gf the said manor, the keeping of the warren
of the manor of Saham, co. Cambridge, with such wages, liveries and
other profits as Richard Stanes, late keeper there, took in the office,
and lid. a day out of the issues of the manor of Saham beyond that
which was taken before for the keeping of the warren there, granted
to the king's servant Roger Ferrour, alias Roger de Bovyngton, by
divers letters patent of the king's late consort, queen Philippa, and
afterwards granted to him by the king for life ; the king, at the
supplication of the said Roger and because he has surrendered the
letters patent of the king and queen, has granted to him for life 10/.
of the fee farm which the prior of Bernewell, co. Cambridge, renders
yearly at the Exchequer for the town of Chesterton in the said county.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the prior.
Jan. 14. Whereas Henry Doune in the court of Elizabeth, countess of Kent,
Westminster, of Sheftbeare, co. Devon, according to the custom of the manor of
Sheftbeare, by writ of right demands against John Blake of Loddesford
and Joan, his wife, certain tenements of the quantity of which, or of
the mode of obtaining the writ, John and Joan have no certain
knowledge, as is said ; and the said Joan, who stays in London, is so
great with child that she cannot at present toil to the county of Devon
without the greatest peril of her body ; by the king's special grace
she has attorned before him her husband to gain or lose for her in all
pleas and quarrels for or against them ; and at her instance the king
has granted that the said John may make other attorneys for her,
until Michaelmas. Th. de Newenham, clerk, received the attorney.
Jan. 13. Pardon to Richard Archebauld, Serjeant of the office of the king's
Havering, buttery, and William Brantyngham, William Depenham and John
Kent, late yeomen of the said office, of 4/. 16s. lOd. of the price of
30 quarts (sextar') and 1 pitcher of Gascon wine due to the king in
respect of the third year after Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, was first keeper
of the wardrobe, 567. 18s. 3§e/. of the price of 6 tuns, 35 quarts and
2 pitchers of Gascon wine due to the king in respect of the fourth year
after he was keeper, 29/. 13s. \0\d. of the price of 4 tuns, 10 quarts and
J pitcher of Gascon wine due to him in respect of the fifth year after he
was keeper, and 53s. 3%d. of the price of 14 quarts, 1 pitcher of
Gascon wine due to him in respect of the sixth year after he was
keeper of the wardrobe, of arrears of their accounts rendered before
the said Henry by occasion of their offices. Pardon also to the said
Richard of a cup of the king's of white silver, plain, marked with a
leopard, weighing by the goldsmiths' weight 22s., and eight cups of
406
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 2 — cont.
the king's of white silver, marked without on their bottoms with
leopards, weighing by the said weight 11. 10s. 5d., all the said cups
making together in money \\l. 4s. lid., and a cup of the king's of silver,
gilded all over and carved in the bottom with the arms of England,
party, weighing by the said weight 20s. 3d., which is worth
52^. 6d. All these cups were lost when in the keeping of the said
Richard while the said Henry was keeper of the wardrobe, as the
king has learned. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Pardon to John Busshe of Stokelynche, ' carpenter,' of the king's
Havering, suit for the death of William Frere of Shepton Beauchamp, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
Jan. 23. Pardon to Thomas de Byker of Flete of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Lincoln for non-appearance before the king to answer touching
divers trespasses, extortions, damages and grievances whereof he
was indicted ; he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison,
as John Cavendissh, chief justice, has certified.
MEMBRANE 1.
Jan. 14. Whereas the king after the death of his late consort, queen Philippa,
Havering by letters patent, granted for life to Stephen de Haddele, who was
manor. yeoman of her chamber, 100s. yearly out of the issues of the manor
of Bansted, as well as the keeping of the manor and lordship of
Gillyngham, co. Dorset, and the office of the bailiwick of the whole
hundred there, taking for his wages for the keeping of the offices 3d. a
day out of the issues of Gyllyngham manor ; now, at the supplication
of the said Stephen, the king, entirely discharging him henceforth of
the said office of the bailiwick, because he has surrendered the letters
patent, has granted to him for life the said 100<?. yearly to be taken
out of the issues of the manor of Bansted by the hands of Nicholas
de Carreu, tenant for life of the manor of the king's grant, and after
the death of Nicholas by the hands of any other tenants, farmers,
bailiffs, keepers or reeves of the manor, as well as the keeping of
the warren of the said manor and lordship of Gyllyngham, taking for
his wages for the keeping 3d. a day out of the issues of the manor of
Gillyngham. By p.s.
1376.
Dec. 2. Presentation of John Mareschall, parson of the church of Warefeld,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Arthureth, in the diocese
of Carlisle ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's clerk, John de
Bouland.
Dec. 28. Grant to the king's esquire, Robert Bardolf, of the 80 marks yearly
Havering which William Wenlok, clerk, is bound by the letters patent whereby
manor. the king lately committed to him the keeping of a third part of the
manor of Luton and hundred of Flette, co. Bedford, to render yearly
at the Exchequer for the same. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent of the
keeping of the third part and hundred dated 15 April, 51 Edward III.
1377.
Jan. 4. Whereas the prior and convent of Oaldewell time out of mind held
Havering the parish church of Ernesby appropriated until a prior there presented
manor. a parson to the said church, by which presentation the appropriation
50 EDWARD III.— Part II.
407
1377. Membrane 1 — cont.
of the church in the prior and convent was discontinued ; the king
has granted licence for them to hold the church appropriated to them
and their successors, as their predecessors held it. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Licence for William, bishop of London, to impark 300 acres of land
Havering adjoining his manor of Wykeham, co. Essex. By p.s.
manor.
Jan. 3. Licence for the king's widow, Elizabeth late the wife of Edward
Havering, de Kendale, ' chivaler,' who held in chief, to marry whomsoever of
the king's liege freemen she pleases. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Grant for life to John Knyvet, whom the king has retained for life
Havering, as one of the council, of 200 marks yearly out of the issues of the
hanaper of the Chancery. By p.s.
1376.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to John Nichole of the keeping of the king's great
Westminster, clock in Westminster palace, taking for the keeping 6d. a day for his
wages at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, king Richard II having on 22 December
in his nineteenth year granted the keeping to William Wodeward,
' fundour. '
Oct. 13. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's servant John Pays
Westminster, of 100.9. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Dec. 17. Whereas, on 22 March in his forty-seventh year, the king, under-
Westminster. standing that John Dodeford, canon of the house, claiming to be
prior of the priory of St. Frideswide, Oxford, intruded himself into the
priory without due process, commanded the temporalities, lands
and possessions of the priory to be seized into his hand by the escheator
in the counties of Oxford and Berks, and, by several letters patents,
committed the keeping of the priory, on 7 May following to Roger
Elmrugg, now deceased, and John de Baldyngton, on 24 August
in his forty-eighth year to William Coteshale and Richard Forester,
and on 18 November following to John Hardy and Edmund Gyffard
of Arnecote in place of the said Richard, with the said William, on
condition that they answered at the Exchequer for the issues and
profits of the priory beyond what was required for the sustenance of
the house ; and the said John Dodeford, who is now prior of the priory,
has made petition that, whereas he in the last voidance of the priory
was lawfully elected prior with the king's licence, and confirmed by
the royal assent, the temporalities may be restored to him from the
said 22 March to 9 February in the forty-ninth year, on which day
the king made restitution of them to him ; the king, for 20/. paid
by the prior, has pardoned the prior and convent all profits pertaining
to him by occasion of the taking of the priory into his hand as well
as by occasion of the voidance, and discharges them, as well as the
said keepers and the executors of Roger, of the said issues and profits.
Oct. 6. Grant to the king's son Thomas of Wodestok, constable of England,
Westminster, in satisfaction of 243/. yearly of 1,000 marks yearly granted to him
by letters patent, dated 24 August last, of the keeping of the
following, to wit, the castle, manor and town of Plessitz, as of the value
of 106s. Sd., the manors of Hiestre, as of the value of 100/., and
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Waltham, as of the value of 80Z. beyond 30Z. granted to John de Burgh,
knight, the court of the honour of Maundevyll of Heiestre, as of the
value of 100s., two parts of the manor of Hallingbury, as of the value
of 23<s. 4d. beyond 40 marks yearly granted to the lady of Nevyll and
Brother John de Nevyll, the manor of Wykes, as of the value of 20
marks beyond 40 marks yearly granted to Robert Fitz Rauf, the
view of Chissell, as of the value of 65. Sd., the court of the honour of
Gloucestre, as of the value of 100s., the court of the honour of Farle,
as of the value of 100<s., the manor of Kneshale, as of the value of
11/. 16s. Sd. beyond Sd. a day granted to John de Catterton. and
the manor of Ascote, as of the value of 16Z. yearly, according to the
value thereof certified into the Chancer}^ by bill of the treasurer, to
hold from Michaelmas last in part satisfaction or payment of the said
1,000 marks until the full age of the heirs of Humphrey de Bohun,
late earl of Hereford, who held in chief, or until he obtain livery of
the inheritance of his wife Eleanor, one of the said heirs ; he taking
the remaining 423Z. 13s. 4cd. of the said 1,000 marks at the Exchequer
until the full age of the heirs or until he have livery of the said
inheritance. By K. & C.
MEMBRANE 33d.
Aug. 18. Mandate to the constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque
Westminster. Ports or his lieutenant, and the keepers of the passages in all ports
of England, not to permit any lord, magnate or other to pass beyond
seas without the king's special licence or until they have other mandate
from him.
Et erat patens.
MEMBRANE 32d.
Sept. 3. Commission to John de Clynton, ' chivaler,' Ralph de Ferrers,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' William de Catesby, William Purfrey, John Percy and John
Toft of Coventre, reciting that the king understands that, notwithstand-
ing the statute that all cloths put up for sale before they are sealed
shall be forfeit to him, divers men of Coventre and elsewhere in the
county of Warwick daily put up for sale large quantities of cloths
unsealed, and that he has therefore appointed them to make inquisitions
by oath of good men of the county, in the presence and by the
information of John Ray of Coventre, farmer of the subsidy of cloths
made in the said town and county, of the names of those who have
done this, the number and quantity of cloths sold contrary to the
statute and the price and true value of the same, and all other
circumstanc ;s relating thereto.
Sept. 5. Comn .ssion of oyer and terminer to Guy de Brian, Robert Bealknap,
Westminster. Robert Filz Payn, Hugh Tyrell, Henry Percehay, William de Lucy
and Walter de Clopton, on complaint by Robert Knolles that, whereas
he freighted a ship called the Welfare of Dertmouth in the port of
Plymmouth with goods for London, and on the voyage the ship was
driven by the violence of the sea to Kymerych in Purbyk, co. Dorset,
Thomas Coupe, William Colle of Lutton, William Bouche, Robert
Renaud, Thomas Renaud, Henry Pepere, John Pepere, John Hore,
Emma, his wife, William Hore, John Pyk of Egleston, Robert Jolyf,
Nicholas Chubbe, Hugh Wetherman, Robert Chubbe, William
Nyweman, Henry Nj'weman, John Adam, Alice Haukynes, John Culle,
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1376. Membrane 32d — cont.
Juliana Spore, Robert Swanlond, John de Estynham, clerk,
Stephen Goue, the younger, Thomas Lonedrym of West Tynham,
John Cartere of West Tynham, Nicholas Boys, William Frenssh,
Robert Paulyn, Stephen Paulyn, Edward le Duk, Robert Randolf,
John Chapeleyn, John son of John Sparwe of Estlulleworth, William
son of William Hegeman of Stuple, John Kyng of Blakemeston,
William Baghe of Stuple, Robert Clerk of Harpeston, John Aliam,
William Dof reman, John Antyoch of Warham, ' taillour,' John Burcy
of Dertemouth, Richard Blakeman of Dertemouth, John Jay of
Langeton, the younger, Robert Corf, clerk, William Chyke, William
Clavyll, the elder, John Remyston, parson of the church of Crychill,
Andrew Chyke, William Colneye of Dertemouth, John Rameston
' the personysbrother of Corf,' Thomas Stokys, William Wildero,
John Ewan of Warham, John Forster, Nicholas Smyth of Warham,
John Hakes, John Chapman of Wynburn, Roger Presse of Warham,
' webbe,' Alan Bakere, Robert Gydemey of Kymerich in Purbyk,
William Chaldecote, William Culle of Lutton, Nicholas Wetherman,
Nicholas Freyn, John Lovehater, John Neweman, William Pepe,
Edward Pypere, William Waleys of Kymerych, John Swanlond,
Roger Taillour of Corf, John Morland of Povyngton, John Anderbode
of Brynnescombe, Thomas Gerard of Corf Castell, William Wyot of
Kymerych, the elder, John Russel of Tynham, John Kyggel, Edward
Maundeware of Purbyk, William Pach of Tynham, Thomas Maskell,
chaplain, Robert Sendelove, John Hordere, ' Jonesservant Shot,'
John Wetherman, Thomas Chaldewolle, John Chaldewolle, Henry
Prest, William Wyot, the younger, John Pepe, Henry Pepe, Nicholas
Dyngere, William Blachenwelle, Robert Bledewyne, John Prest of
Westynham, William Prest of Westynham, John Godynch of Westyn-
ham, John Beaugraunt, John Pyperwhyt, Adam Denys, Robert
Vikairs of Byre, William Kemere of Byre and others, entered the
ship at Kymerych, carried away his goods and assaulted his men
and servants. Because sealed at another time.
MEMBRANE 31d.
Nov. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Skippewith, Henry
Westminster. Asty, Ralph Paynel, John Boys, William Wasselyn and Thomas
Burnhome, touching the inquisition returned into Chancery by the
said Ralph, John, William Wasselyn and Thomas by virtue of the
king's late commission to them to enquire in the county of Lincoln
touching the obstruction of two dykes, ' Le Mildik ' and ' Le Mardik,'
which time out of mind have drained away the water in the soke of
Crull, which inquisition the king sends to them under his seal.
Sept. 17. Commission to Geoffrey de Sancto Quint ino to arrest Ivo Fowe,
Westminster. ' Bretoun,' wherever found in England, and bring him at once before
the king and council to inform them as to some things in respect of
which they wish for information. By K. & C.
MEMBRANE 30d.
Sept. 10. Commission to John de Foxle, Hugh Tyrell, Walter Haywod,
Westminster. Michael Skyllyng and John de Welton to make inquisition in the
county of Dorset touching an information that in the king's castle
of Corf, through default of keeping and good rule, a dangerous state
of things exists at the present time, and that through like default
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many trespasses are done in his warren of Purbik ; also to find what the
detriments in the castle and the trespasses in the warren are, and by
whom these have been caused, how they can best be corrected and
to what sum they amount, and to certify the king thereof in Chancery.
MEMBRANE 25d.
Nov. 12. Commission to R. archbishop of Dublin, H. bishop of Worcester,
Westminster. Robert Bealknap, Master Walter Skirlawe, doctor of laws, and Master
Nicholas de Drayton, licenciate in laws, to make a visitation of the
free chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster, of the king's foundation
and patronage, as the king is given to understand that, through the
carelessness and negligence of the dean and ministers, there are now
many defects in the houses and buildings as well as in the books,
vestments and ornaments of that chapel and the members thereof,
and that the fixed number of chaplains that ought to be found in the
chapel has been diminished and the rights pertaining to the chaplains
newly withdrawn, and that the lands and goods conferred on the
chapel for pious uses are wasted by the dean and ministers, and
that there are dissensions and strifes between the ministers ; because
John Knyvet, the chancellor, to whom according to his office the
visitation of that and others of the king's free chapels pertains, is too
much occupied with urgent business of the king to attend to this in
person at present as he should. The king hereby commands the
dean, canons, ministers and other officers of the chapel to be intendant
and obedient to them in the execution of the premises ; and he has
commanded the sheriff of the county of Middlesex to send jurors
before them at such days as they require.
Nov. 19. Commission to Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Henry de
Westminster. Percy, Guy de Briene, Nicholas Carreu and Thomas Hoton, reciting
that, whereas the king lately took into his special protection and
safe conduct divers merchants, mariners and others in coming within
his realm and power with tarits, ships, goods and merchandise, staying
there and returning to their own parts, the said merchants, relying on
such protection and safe conduct and coming with tarits and ships laden
with their goods and merchandise along the coast within his lordship
and power, were taken and killed by some of the king's subjects
who paid no heed to the king's letters patent of protection and safe
conduct when shewn to them, their goods and merchandise eloigned
and their ships and tarits burned ; and appointing them to hear and
determine the premises according to law and the custom of the realm
and maritime law. By C.
Dec. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, William de
Westminster. Echyngham, Roger Assheborneham, William Batlesford and Robert
de Ore, on complaint by William Philipot, ' carpenter,' that John
Idenne, Richard de Herst, the younger, John Pelham, William
Shortport, John Ercher, John Wiltonesherst, Thomas Wiltonesherst,
John Boxherst, Thomas Akedenne, Thomas Cressy and others, assaulted
him at Brede, co. Sussex, and so threatened him that he dares not
till his land there or go forth from the town to exercise his craft.
For I mark paid in the hanaper.
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137g. Membrane 25d — cont.
Dec. 16. • Commission to John de Aylesbury, Thomas de Reyns and Thomas
Westminster. Sakevyll, to find by inquisition in the county of Buckingham whether,
as the king understands, Joan de Stubbes, deceased, who held by
knight service a third part of a fourth part of the manor of Ravenston
in that county of the heir of Thomas de Veer, late earl of Oxford,
who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward, on her deathbed enfeoffed
certain persons of such third part, by which feoffment the king is
unjustly deceived of the keeping of the third part and of the marriage
of her heir, who is within age, which ought to pertain to him ; and
whether the other parts of the manor which descended to the heir
after her death have been concealed from him and withdrawn to his
loss.
Oct. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Ingelby, William
Westminster, de Skipwith, Roger de Fulthorp, William Burgh, Simon Leek,
' chivaler,' Robert Martel and John de Wheteley, on complaint by
Alice Flemyng and Thomas Flemyng that John Fitz Wautier of
Dunham, Richard Williamson de Rodington and others, at Rodyngton,
co. Nottingham, broke their close and houses, carried away their goods,
trod down and consumed with cattle their crops and grass and assaulted
their men and servants. By fine of 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 23d.
Oct. 16. Commission to John de Foxle, Walter de Haywode and John de
Westminster. Welton, to find by inquisition in the county of Southampton who
were the evildoers who entered the king's free warren at Kyngesdoun
by Porchestre, hunted therein without his licence and carried away
hares, conies, pheasants and partridges ; and to send their inquisition
into Chancery without delay.
MEMBRANE 2\d.
Oct. 22. Commission to Nicholas Brokhill, Nicholas Heryng, William Home,
Westminster. Gerard Suthill and the sheriff of Kent, to make inquisition in the said
county touching an information that in the alien priory of Folkeston,
when in the king's hand on account of the war with France, by divers
late priors, while they were his farmers of the priory, leases for life
and term of years, sales of tithes, corrodies and pensions, for great
sums paid in hand to such priors, were granted and made out of the
temporalities and spiritualities of the prioty, to the king's prejudice
and great damage, to the annulling of works of piety and diminution
of the sustenance of the brethren there, and to the delaying of payment
of the farm of the priory due to the king ; and to find whether any and
what corrodies, sales of tithes and pensions have been granted, and to
what amount.
MEMBRANE 20d.
Sept. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, John de
Westminster. Shardelowe, John Fastolf , Robert de Kedyngton and Edmund Clipesby,
on complaint by Margaret, countess of Norfolk, that William de
Kerdeston, ' chivaler,' and others, dug in her turbary at Bromstede,
parcel of the manor of Sutton, co. Norfolk, which manor is of the
inheritance of John, son and heir of John, late earl of Pembroke, a
minor in the king's ward, and held by her of the king at farm, carried
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 20d — cont.
away the turves thrown forth, trod down and depastured with cattle
her grass there, assaulted her men and servants there and at Southfeld,
and for a long time lay in ambush to kill and do all the evil that they
could to her tenants and threatened them with death and mutilation,
so that the tenants dare not come to their own houses or till their lands
which they hold of her. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Vacated because otherwise below.
MEMBRANE 19d.
Oct. 24. Commission to John de Cobham, Stephen Valence, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. William Horn, Nicholas Heryng and Thomas de Garwynton, to make
inquisition in the county of Kent touching a claim by Simon, archbishop
of Canterbury, that he and his predecessors time out of mind and
all their men and tenants have always been quit in respect of all their
lands in the county of Kent, as well as those held in ' gavelkynde '
as other lands, of contributions for the expenses of knights coming to
the king's Parliaments.
[Foedera.]
Mandate to the sheriff of Kent to stay distraint upon the archbishop
or his men and tenants for the said contribution until the inquisition
be returned and the king by advice of the council have ordained what
ought to be done in the premises.
MEMBRANE I6d.
Sept. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, John de
Westminster. Shardelowe, John Fastolf, Robert de Kedyngton and Edmund
Clippesby, on complaint by Margaret, countess of Norfolk, that William
de Kerdeston, ' chivaler,' and John Wavery, William Person, John
atte More, John de Sutton of Riston, John Arkale, John Smyth,
William de Lynsted, John Gymer, William Sower and others of his
covin and alliance, armed, dug in her turbary at Brunstede, parcel
of the manor of Sutton, co. Norfolk, which manor is of the inheritance
of John, son and heir of John, late earl of Pembroke, a minor in the
king's ward, and is held by her at farm of Anne late the earl's wife,
who holds it in dower, carried away the turves thereof, trod down
and consumed with cattle her grass there, assaulted her men and
servants there and at Suthfeld, and lay in ambush for a long time to
kill and do such mischief as they could to her tenants there and so
threatened them that they dare not go to their own homes and till-
the lands which they hold of her, whereby she has lost their rents,
farms and services and the service of her said men and tenants for a
great time. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE I4d.
Oct. 20. Commission to Robert Bealknap and Roger de Fulthorp to examine
Westminster, at the church of St. Martin le Grand, London, in the presence of the
mayor and sheriffs, the record and process and the judgement rendered
in a plea lately before the mayor and sheriffs in the husting of London
between the late prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England and Master Adam Houton, bishop of St. Davids, touching
30s. 4d. of rent in the suburb of London, as the king is informed by the
bishop that an error has intervened in these to his great prejudice ; and,
if there be any error, to correct the same and do justice for the parties
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1376. Membrane 14d — cont.
according to law and the custom of the city. The king has commanded
the mayor and sheriffs to have the record and process, with all things
pertaining to it, before them as they direct.
Nov. 6. Charge to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs and ministers, to arrest all
Westminster, persons prosecuting appeals &c. in Court Christian without the realm
in derogation of the king's late collation to Thomas Spert, king's
clerk, of the prebend of Wyvelescombe in the cathedral church of
Wells, in his gift by reason of the late voidance of the bishopric of
Bath and Wells, to which the said Thomas has been canonically
admitted by John, bishop of Bath and Wells, and of the possession of
the prebend by Thomas ; and to bring them at once before the king
and council with all letters &c. prejudicial to the king and crown
procured by them.
Nov. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ufford, earl of
Westminster. Suffolk, Robert de Wylughby, John de Cavendissh, William de
Wychyngham and John Holt, touching extortions, oppressions,
falsities, deceptions, champerties, ambidextries, maintenances,
trespasses, damages, grievances and excesses committed in the counties
of Norfolk and Suffolk, and touching wools, hides and wool-fells taken
from those counties to parts beyond seas other than the king's staple
without payment of the custom and subsidy due. By pet in Pari.
Nov. 22. Commission to Robert Bealknap, Peter de Brewes, Roger de
Westminster. Assheburnham, Nicholas de Wilcombe, Richard Halle and John
Hyde, to find by inquisition in the county of Sussex the truth touching
a petition of the king's merchants of London setting forth that, whereas
they freighted certain ships in the port of Suthampton with wools
for the staple of Calais, and whereas three of the ships on the voyage
were driven by the violence of the sea to the coast of Shorham and
there broken, (divers of the mariners of each ship escaping to land
alive and great part of the wool being cast ashore and salved), the same
has been carried away and unjustly detained from them by men
of those parts, the king will aid them over the restitution of the wool
to them ; and if it prove that the wool should not belong to the king
or others as wreck of sea, to have it restored to the said merchants,
after reasonable satisfaction made to those who salved it.
Nov. 22. Commission to Edmund de Clippesby and John de Rokwod of the
Westminster, county of Norfolk to make inquisition by the oath of good men of
the county touching defects in the castle of Norwich, as in houses,
walls, enclosures, turrets and other buildings ; and touching dung
and other filth laid and thrown in the dykes of the castle.
MEMBRANE \2d.
Dec. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, William
Westminster, de Echyngham, Roger Assheborneham, William Batlesford and
Roger de Ore, on complaint by the king's clerk, William de Bolton,
parson of the church of Brede, that John Idenne, Richard de Herst,
the younger, John Pelham, William Shortporte, John Ercher, John
Wiltonesherst, Thomas Wiltonesherst, John Boxherst, Thomas
Akedenne, Thomas Crescy and others broke his close and houses at
Brede, co, Sussex, carried away his goods and so threatened him and
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane \2d — coni,
his men and servants that he dare not come to the said church or the
rectory of the same without a great posse of men at his charges, or
stay there or levy the fruits, rents and profits of the church, and his
men and servants dare not serve him, till his land or make his other
profit. By the chancellor at the instant complaint of the clerk
of the chancery.
MEMBRANE lid.
Nov. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to William la Zouche of Haryng-
Westminster. worth, ' chivaler,' William de Skip with, Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas
de Latymer, ' chivaler,' and William de Burgh, on complaint by
Thomas de Roos of Hamelak, ' chivaler,' that William de Peytho,
John de Peytho, ' chivaler,' William son of John de Peytho, Richard
Paweswode, John Knyght, John Heyrewe, John Clerk and others
broke his close and houses at Braundeston, co. Northampton, felled
his trees, fished in his stews, carried away the fish thereof, the said
trees and other goods, and assaulted his men and servants.
For 20«s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 20. The like to Robert Bealknap, William de Echyngham, William
Westminster. Batelesford, Roger Assheburnham and Robert de Ore, on complaint
by Thomas Wodelond that John Idenne {and the others named on
m. 12) assaulted him at Brede, co. Sussex.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE Sd.
Dec. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Skipwyth, Thomas
Westminster, de Ingelb}^, Roger de Fulthorp, John Auncel, William Spenser and
William de Neweport, on complaint by John de Mydelton, clerk,
that William de Ferry by, clerk, Nicholas de Ferry by, clerk, John de
Foxholes, Walter ' Jonesservant Foxholes,' John Palcus, Robert
Perkynson of Butterwyk, Thomas Milner, Thomas Sisson, ' Scot,'
Richard Sisson, ' Scot,' William Sisson, ' Scot,' John de Kyllom,
Walter Pungy, William de Castell of Shirburn, Robert Bussard of
Flixton, John Hert, Adam Wodcok, John Brache, Roger Sisson,
' Scot,' of Wirthorp, and others, broke his close at Foxholes, co. York,
took away 6 horses, 12 cows, 12 swine and 200 sheep of his, worth
100 marks, and carried away his goods.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Thomas de Musgrave, ' chivaler,' Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de
Fulthorp, William Murreux, ' chivaler,' William de Thirkeld, William
de Lancastre and Nicholas de Scardeburgh, in the county of West-
moreland, on complaint by Roger de Clyfford, ' chivaler,' that Adam
de Corry, John de Brigge, William Wybergh, Robert Hanlathson and
others entered his free chace at Burgh and broke his parks there and
at Appelby, Quynfell, Langton and Murton, hunted in these, carried
away his goods there and at Burgham, with deer from the chace and
parks, and trod down and consumed his grass with cattle.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 11. Commission to John Gayteford, William Plumley and Walter de
Westminster. Rothewell to make inquisition in the county of Derby touching wastes
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and stripments which, as the king understands, have been committed
in the houses and buildings within the castle and manor of Bollesovere,
as well as in the mills, lands, and woods pertaining to the castle and
manor, by farmers of the same and others, and to find how much
repair is needed.
Dec. 6. Commission to Thomas ' of the Barre,' John Deveros, Henry
Westminster. Cachepol, John Joce, Robert Cole, John Romeseye, Roger Uske,
John de Ouelpenne, John Copener and John James, to arrest brother
William Cary, canon of the priory of Brut on, of the order of St.
Augustine, who is now a vagabond in secular habit to the peril of his
soul and the scandal of his order, as his prior has signified to the king
by letters patent ; and to deliver him to the prior to be chastised
according to the rule of his order.
Dec. 13. Commission to Robert Adewyne, parson of the church of Pantfeld,
Westminster. Reynold, parson of the church of Little Teye, Thomas Joye of Colcestre,
John Blyton of Colcestre and John Flecham of Shaldeford, to take
John Balle, chaplain, who for his manifest contumacy has been
excommunicated by authority of Simon, archbishop of Canterbury, as the
latter has signified to the king by letters patent, and deliver him by
indenture to the sheriff of Essex to compel (justiciandum) him by his
body according to the custom of England until Holy Church be satisfied
in respect of his contempt and the injury done to her by him.
Membrane id.
Dec. 22. Appointment of Nicholas de Dagworth to survey all lands in Ireland,
Westminster, as well of the crown as of inheritances of heirs within age and in the
king's ward, now in the hands of the king or of others by his grant,
to inform himself by all means and with all speed as to their yearly
value and of any concealments of the king's rights and profits in this
behalf, to make inquisitions, if need be, touching the premises and
extend the lands anew, and to certify the king of all that he does
in this. By C.
Membrane 5d.
Nov. 14. Commission to Richard, earl of Arundel, Thomas de Bello Campo,
Westminster, earl of Warwick, Hugh, earl of Stafford, and Guy de Briene, reciting
that, whereas Richard Chamberleyn, immediately upon delivery of
the judgment rendered in a cause lately before the constable and
the marshal of England between him and Peter Clerk upon his
ability or inability, appealed therefrom to the king and the great
council, which appeal he intends to sue in form of right with effect,
as the king has learned, and the king cannot at present attend in person
about the examination of the business, but would not that for that
cause justice for the parties be deferred in any manner, he commits
to them his powers to inspect, examine, hear and in due form determine
the business of the appeal and do all other things necessary or opportune
for the expedition of the business, in his name. Also he gives in com-
mand to all dukes, earls, barons, justices, knights and others that they
be intending, counselling, answering and aiding to them when executing
the premises in his name, By K,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1376. Membrane 5d — cont.
Nov. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to James le Botiller, earl of Ormond,
Westminster. Gerard Fitz Moritz, earl of Kildare. Nicholas Dagworth, John Keppok
and Richard White, touching all felonies, seditions, deceptions,
falsities, false alliances and maintenances, champerties, ambidextries,
forestalleries. regrateries, contempts, trespasses, damages, grievances
and excesses committed in Ireland, and touching all indictments lately
taken there before Robert de Assheton and Robert de Preston and
returned into the Chancery of England, and touching certain accusations
exhibited before the council in England by Richard Dere and William
Stapolyn, which the king sends to them under his seal. By C.
Dec. 10. The like to Roger de Kirketon, John Buttetourt, Baldwin Frevill,
Westminster. Robert Burgyllon and William Purfrey, on complaint by the prior of
Maxstok that Richard Tysho, clerk, Peter de Canleye, clerk, Robert de
Canleye, John de Canleye, Adam de Stone, William Skynner of Co ventre,
John Breton, Geoffrey Hayward, Richard Geve, Richard Wyldegrys,
Nicholas Turvylesmon, Richard Fleccher, Ralph Cutfely, Thomas
Baker, Edmund Walsshemon, Adam Pynner, Thomas Bekyngham
and others, armed, broke his close and houses at Long Ichyngton,
co. Warwick, and stayed in these no small time without his licence,
consumed victuals of his, worth 20/., carried away his goods, assaulted
his men and servants, and so threatened him and his fellow-canons,
and also his ministers and his servants, as well as his tenants, that
neither he or his canons, or their ministers or servants, dare collect
the farms, rents and services of the tenants.
For 205. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 14. The like to John Lovell, John Bromwych, Roger de Kirketon,
Westminster. Roger de Fulthorp, John Tracy, Walter Perlee and Walter de Clopton,
on complaint by the abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, an abbey of
the foundation of the king's progenitors and of his patronage, that
Gilbert Talbot, ' chivaler,' Amaury Botiller, clerk, Hugh Manne, and
others, at divers times entered his manors of Fromlode, Wyneyerde
and Brompton, co. Gloucester, and broke his closes and houses there,
and his mill at Weyneyerde, threw tv/o millstones of his, worth 100s.,
into a water there, fished in his several fisheries, carried away the
fish thereof and other goods of his, trod down and consumed his crops
in sheaves and his hay in stacks and other victuals, prevented, and
still prevent, him and his fellow- monks and their men and servants
from repairing the said damage, and by threats against them and by
besieging them long time in the manors and lying in ambushes to
burn the said manors and houses and other places and to do all the
damage and evil in their power, caused that his servants dare not go
forth to till his land or do his other business but with the strong hand,
whereby his land remains untilled. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 20. Commission to Richard Dere and William Stapolyn to be the king's
Westminster, attorneys to prosecute before James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, and
his fellows, lately appointed commissioners to enquire touching all
felonies &c, in Ireland. By C.
Vacated because otherwise below.
1377. Membrane 4d.
Jan. 13. Commission to Henry Sturmy, William de Worston and William
Westminster. Haycroft, reciting that, whereas the king on 6 November last, by
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letters patent indented, demised at farm to Roger de Bello Campo
the castle, town and barton of Marlebergh, with all the mills and
the hundred of Selkeley, on condition of his maintaining the houses,
mills of the barton, stanks, stews and enclosures at his own charges,
with the king's timber to be delivered to him, in as good a state as he
received them in, he now understands that there were divers wastes,
destructions and defects through lack of repair of the barton and the
other premises belonging to it before the said 6 November which
cannot be repaired without great expence ; and appointing them to
survey the state of the tenements and the wastes therein, and enquire
by oath of good men of the county of Wilts by whose defaults such
wastes were caused and for what sum they can be repaired.
Membrane 3d,
Jan. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Hoode of Flete and William
Westminster, de Spaigne, touching a petition on behalf of Tidmann Smyth, master
of a cog called la Cristofre, Mark Johansone, master of a cog called
Marioncogge, Simon de Herst, master of a cog called Palmedau, Hermann
Dottorp, master of a cog called Goddesknyght, and John Sustede,
master of a cog called Maydagh, of the Hanse in Almain, praying
that, whereas these cogs, laden with goods and merchandise of the
said masters and of Martin WTyssemer, Nicholas de Lubek, Fulk de
Honbergh, Nicholas Custron, Tidmann Belcowe, James van Harderwyk,
John Felchone and Henry Sidecowe, merchants of the Hanse, when
on their voyage to England were driven ashore by the violence of the
sea in divers parts of the counties of Lincoln and Norfolk, with their
cargoes and tackling (apparatu), and the cargoes have been eloigned and
detained by men of the said parts, although divers of the mariners of
each cog came to land alive, the king will provide for restitution to
them of the cogs and other goods and merchandise.
Here the great seal was delivered to Adam, bishop of St.
Davids, the chancellor, to wit on 11 January in this year,
as appears in a memorandum on the dorse of the Close Roll.
Membrane 2d,
Jan. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Walsham, Nicholas
Westminster. Heryng, John Harleston, Thomas Garwenton, Richard Saundre and
John Dreylond, touching a petition on behalf of John Ubok, master
of a ship called Posdagh of Le Spruz, praying that, whereas that ship
with 300 tuns of wine and oil, 60 pieces of wax, 50 coffers and other
merchandise and harness of the said John and other merchants of
Le Spruz, on a voyage to England, was driven ashore by the violence
of the sea in divers parts of the counties of Kent and Essex, with the
cargo and tackling, and these have been carried away by men of the
said parts and are detained, although John and the other mariners
of the ship came to land alive, the king will have justice done in the
matter of the restitution of the ship and goods.
Jan. 13. Appointment of the king's serjeants-at-arms, Walter Leicestre
Westminster, and John Asshewell, to bring the sons of Charles de Bloys, the king's
hostages, now in the keeping of Nicholas Daubrichecourt, keeper of
Notyngham castle, to Devises castle, and there deliver them to Roger
Wt. 18915,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 2d — cont.
de Bello Campo, keeper of the latter castle ; and to take men in every
town where they pass the night to watch for the safety of the hostages.
[Fcedera.] By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Nicholas.
The like to the said Roger.
Jan. 16. Commission to Edmund Clay, William Topclyf, Thomas Harcherugge
Westminster, and Henry Lincoln, to make inquisition by oath of good men of the
county of Kent touching a complaint by the prior and Friars Preachers
of Canterbury that the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, has
newly caused the banks of the stank of his mill, called ' Abbotesmylne,'
in Canterbury, by their manse, to be raised so high as to obstruct
the water from flowing in its ancient course through the stank,
whereby the houses, walls and gardens of them and others are daily
inundated.
( 419 )
51 EDWARD III.
1377. Membrane 41.
Jan. 27. Grant to John Herlyngton, Ralph Gamel, William Pechel, Walter
Westminster. Pigge, Hugh Foukson and William G ... of Yakesle of pavage for
three years in aid of the paving of that town and the ways adjoining.
Jan. 27. Pardon to Thomas Barre, ' chivaler,' of the king's suit for the death
Havering. 0f William Collyng, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Presentation of Walter Waters, parson of the church of Bernagh,
Westminster, in the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of St. Kenedry, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land
and heirs of Humphrey de Bohun, who held in chief, being in his hand :
on an exchange of benefices with John Hake.
Jan. 27. Pardon to John Emele, ' Duchesman,' of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Huntingdon for non-appearance before the king to answer him,
as well as the prior of Okebourn, John Joce and Simon Brette, wherefore
he and John Hore withdrew from the service of the three last-
mentioned at St. Neots before the end of their term ; he having now
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison as John Cavendissh, chief justice,
has certified.
Feb. 12. The like to Robert Crook of Acclum, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. York at the suit of John le Bygot, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of
trespass.
Jan. 26. Power to Richard, prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and earl of
Havering. Chester, to open the coming parliament in the king's name. [Foedera.]
By K.
Jan. 30. Ratification of the estate of William de Bughbrugg as prebendary
Westminster, of Ywerne Minstre in the conventual church of Shaftesbury, in the
diocese of Salisbury. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Pardon to the king's clerk, Thomas Bernolby, of 20/. 5s. *l\d. in
Havering, which he remains charged to the king by pretext of the account of
Henry de Wakefeld, late keeper of the wardrobe, in respect of arrears of
his account for the time during which he was clerk of the offices of the
pantry and buttery. By p.s.
Jan. 30. Presentation of Thomas Mymmes to the church of Holt Market,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping
of the land and heir of John de Nerford, who held in chief, being in
his hand. By p.s.
Jan. 31. Pardon to William atte Crouche of Stokebery of the execution of
Westminster, the judgment of death pronounced on him for the death of Geoffrey
Eaxsex, servant of Richard Ismongere, whereof he has now at last
been convicted. By p.s.
420
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Feb. 1. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Walter Whithors, in recompense
Havering, of 40 marks yearly and 2 tuns of wine granted him by letters patent,
dated 1 October, 42 Edward III, surrendered, of the profits pertaining
to the king of the town and market of Reylegh, also the manor of
Thundresle, except vert and venison of the park there, provided that
he enclose the park when necessary at his own costs from the wood
growing therein, pay the parker 3d. daily for his wages and the parson
of the church of Thundresle 20s. yearly for tithe of the lands acquired
and enclosed in the park, and sustain all other charges incumbent
on the manor. Grant, also, that he may take the said 2 tuns yearly
by the hands of the butler for life or until further order. By p.s.
Vacated and surrendered, because king Richard, on 2 February in
his first year, granted him 40 marks yearly in lieu of the premises.
Feb. 2. Presentation of Thomas de Feryby to the church of Kypax, in the
Westminster, diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the priory of Pontefract
being in his hand on account of the war with France. By p.s.
Jan. 30. Pardon to William Caldecote of Wales of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Walter Pourse, chaplain, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Pardon to Thomas Smyth of Hokenale of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of John Smyth of Annesley, killed at Kirkeby on Asshefeld ;
as the king has learned by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and his
fellows, late justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Notyngham,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Membrane 40.
Jan. 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh Sweyn of Westhorp to take
Westminster, masons, carpenters, tilers and other workmen for the works in the
palace of Westminster and the Tower of London, put them to the works
at the king's wages, buy stone, timber, lime, tiles and other necessaries,
and take carriage for the same, to be paid for by the hands of the
king's clerk, William de Sleford, surveyor of the said works.
By bill of William de Sleford.
Jan. 29. Pardon to William Rolf of Chichestre, ' chapman,' of his outlawry
Westminster, in the husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of
the Bench to answer Isabel Lausele, executrix of the will of John
Lausele, late citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea that he
render her 40s. ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as
Robert BeaJknap, chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 28. The like to William Hilderwell of York, outlawed as above for
Westminster, non-appearance before William Fyncheden and his fellows, late justices
of the Bench, to answer John More of London, ' mercer,' touching a
plea of debt of 181.
Jan. 30. The like to John Banyard, outlawed in the county of Norfolk for
Westminster, non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer John Favel
in a plea that he render him an account of the time during which he
was his receiver.
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1377. Membrane 40 — cont.
Jan. 31. The like to John Starlyng of Dokesworth, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Cambridge at the suit of John Josep, chaplain, and Thomas Westhorp
in a like plea.
Feb. 3. The like to William de Repon, late parson of the church of St. Martin
Westminster, in Mikelgate, York, outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of
Master John de Appelby, dean of London, touching a plea of debt
of 100 marks.
The like to John Stansale, the elder, outlawed as above at the suit
of Thomas de Morton of London, 4 mercer,' touching a plea of debt
of 13/.
The like to Ralph Paynel, ' chivaler,' outlawed as above at the
suit of John Pecche touching a plea of debt of 4/.
Feb. 6. The like to Nicholas Sherwynd, merchant of Southampton, outlawed
Westminster, in the county of Essex at the suit of John Neuard, merchant of
Colchester, touching a plea of debt of 16/. against him and William
Spycer of Lewes.
The like to John Russell, outlawed in the husting of London at the
suit of Thomas le Despenser, 4 chivaler, ' touching a plea of debt of 32/.
Feb. 7. The like to John Byrlyngham of Esthanyngfeld, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Essex at the suit of Thomas Baysham and Christina, his
wife, touching a plea that he render them account of the time during
which he was bailiff of the latter in Bursted and her receiver.
Feb. 9. The like to William Blaykyn of Hodesdon, chaplain, outlawed in
Westminster, the county of Hertford at the suit of John Wiltshire touching a plea
of trespass.
Feb. 8. The like to Thomas Forster of Burgherssh, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Sussex at the suit of Pernell Sote and Stephen atte Wysto, executors
of the will of Robert Sote, touching a plea that he render them 100s.
Feb. 10. The like to Maud Mosard of the county of Oxford, waived in the
Westminster, county of Middlesex at the suit of James Lyons, serjeant-at-arms,
touching a plea of debt of 10/.
Feb. 12. The like to William Walsham, ' esquyer Angleys,' outlawed in the
Westminster, county of Cambridge at the suit of John Colvill, 4 chivaler,' touching a
plea of debt of 20/.
Feb. 10. The like to Ralph Makerell of Braydeston of the county of Derby,
Westminster, outlawed in the husting of London at the suit of Master John de
Welton touching a plea of debt of 23 marks 3<s. 4d.
Feb. 14. The like to John Walford, outlawed in the county of Wilts at the
Westminster, suit of Richard Knottyngle, John Biterle and John White, chaplain,
executors of the will of Joan Biterle, touching a plea that he render
them 11/.
422
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1377. Membrane 40 — cont.
Feb. 13. The like to John Laundyor, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, at the suit of William Laydok, clerk, touching a plea of debt of
7 marks.
Feb. 20. The like to Richard Portyngale, outlawed in the county of Gloucester
Westminster, at the suit of John de Munden touching a plea of debt of 201.
The like to John de Topclyf of Thurkilby, outlawed in the husting
of London at the suit of John de Bernes of Caber touching a plea of
debt of 40s.
Jan. 28. Pardon, for 20s. paid to the king b}^ William atte Crosse, clerk,
Westminster, to him of his trespass in acquiring in fee a messuage and 3 shops in
the parish of St. Clement Danes without the bar of the New Temple,
London, from John de Lancastreshire, who held them in chief, and
entering therein without licence ; and grant that he may retain the
same. Licence, also, for him to grant the premises to Agnes late the
wife of the said John for life, with remainder to the heirs of John.
Feb. 4. Exemption for life of William Collesone of Walshale from being put
Havering, on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, collector of tenth or fifteenth, or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Feb. 11. Presentation of William Hauleye, vicar of the church of St. Helen,
Westminster. Abyndon, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the vicarage of the church of
Caresbrok, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the priory of Caresbrok being in his hand on
account of the war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with
Hugh de Lemynton.
Feb. 10. Protection, for three years, for Rumbald Budde and William
Westminster. Claveryng in Alemannia, who long ago came into the realm and have long
exercised the craft of saddlery in the city of London well and faithfully ;
as they have determined to dwell there with their household for life
and to trade everywhere within the king's power, both beyond and
within the seas ; and for their possessions, merchandise, things, goods,
servants and workmen, alien or denizen. By K.
The like, for one year, for John de Bonne in Alemannia, saddler
of London.
Feb. 16. Presentation of Lambert de Trykyngham, parson of the church of
Westminster. Ribchestre, in the diocese of York, to the church of Breede, in the
diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien abbot of Fecamp being in his hand on account of the
war with France ; on an exchange of benefices with the king's clerk.
William de Bolton.
Membrane 39.
Feb. 1. Pardon to John Sotheren, alias John son of Thomas Sotheren of
Havering. Mitton, of the king's suit for the death of John de Holden, alias John
son of Ralph de Holden, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of
any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
The like to Thomas Wylkynson, ' wodeward,' alias Thomas Wode-
ward, for the same death.
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Be it remembered that afterwards, on 5 February following, William
Keteryng, Thomas Clarvoys of the county of York and William
Burgoigne, Gilbert de Thornton, William Trafford and John de Warton
of the county of Lancaster, came to the Chancery at Westminster
and mainperned for the good behaviour of the said John and Thomas.
Jan. 29. Grant in fee to Thomas de Motherby of certain forfeited lands in
Havering. Great Ryhull, Prendiwyk, Hertelowe, Revele and Alnewyk, co.
Northumberland, lately committed to him by two letters patent at
yearly rents of 26s. 8d. and 5s. respectively. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Dover of murage for three years,
Westminster, in enlargement of a previous grant, dated 22 January, 45 Edward III,
of murage for five years, to be taken by survey of the constable of
Dover castle. By C.
Feb. 5. Licence, for 10 marks paid to the king by John de Beverlay, ' draper,'
Westminster. John de Broddes worth, parson in the cathedral church of St. Peter,
York, and John de Catton of York, ' bakester,' executors of the will
of Maud late the wife of Alan de Alnewyk, sometime goldsmith of
York, for the alienation in mortmain by them of two messuages in
York late of the said Maud, held of the king in burgage, to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Thomas the Martyr
in the said church for the weal of the king and for his soul after his
death, and for the souls of Philippa, late queen of England, Edward,
late prince of Wales, and the said Alan and Maud and their benefactors,
according to an ordinance to be made by the said executors.
Feb. 4. Licence for Margaret late the wife of Edmund de Frytheby, ' chivaler,'
Havering, the king's widow, to marry James Orell. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, John de Bouland,
Westminster, as parson of the church of Warrefeld, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Robert Douce of Styvynton of the king's suit for the death
Westminster, of Thomas Chapman, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 11. Grant to William Hobkyns, William Lyndrapere, John Silby,
Westminster. Robert Walden and William del Chaumbre of pontage for three years
in aid of the great bridge over the water of Avene within the town
of Warrewyk, which is broken down.
Feb. 10. Pardon, for 205. paid to the king by William Gramary, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, to him and Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Chalfhunt, who held
in chief, of their trespass in inter- marrying without licence.
Feb. 10. Presentation of Thomas de Norton, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. St. Michael Suthstrete, Wilton, in the diocese of Salisbury, void by
the resignation of Peter de Milkesham.
Feb. 11. Whereas, on 25 December last, the king committed to Henry Yevele
Westminster, of London the keeping of two parts of the manor of Lang et on in
Purbyk, co. Dorset, until the full age of Joan daughter and heir of John
424 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 39 — cont.
le Walsh, and so from heir to heir, at a yearly rent of SI. 65. Sd. ; he
has now pardoned him the rent and granted him the marriage of the
said Joan, and so from heir to heir, provided that he find fitting
sustenance for such heir, sustain the houses and buildings pertaining
to the said two parts and support all the other charges incumbent
thereon. By p.s.
Feb. 12. Grant to Richard Stury and Philip de la Vache, knights, John de
Westminster. Beverle and William Strete of the keeping of the manor of Wrenches-
ham, co. Suffolk, which William de Elyngton, ' chivaler,' deceased,
held for life of the inheritance of the son and heir of Thomas de
Ponynges, who held in chief, to hold until the full age of the said heir.
By p.s.
Feb. 16. Philip Darcy, ' chivaler,' staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. John Fraunceys and Robert de Lughteburgh as his attorneys in Ireland
for two years.
Membrane 38.
Feb. 9. Exemplification, at the request of Robert Hales, prior of the hospital
Westminster, of St. John of Jerusalem in England, of the tenor of the record and
process of a presentment lately made before the king at Lincoln that
the prior of the said hospital has withdrawn certain chantries and
alms which he ought to find at his manor of Eycle. [Placita Coram
Rege, Hilary, 50 Edward III, rot. 18.]
1376.
Sept. 30. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's serjeant, Hansus
Havering. Henxtman, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because enrolled in the fiftieth year.
1377.
Feb. 16. Pardon to Laurence son of William Forester of Frodeleye of the
Westminster, king's suit for having killed John Godyn, ' Walsheman,' in his bed,
and robbed him of 22 marks in gold and silver at Frodeleye in a grange
of John Rydere, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Licence, for 4 marks paid to the king by William de Benteley, for
Westminster, him to enfeoff William Leveson, Nicholas de Wyghtwyk, chaplain,
and Clement Leveson of Wolvernehampton of a messuage, a mill,
1J carucates of land, 12 acres of meadow, 16 acres of wood and Is.
of rent in Benteley (except 4 acres of land of the same), held in chief,
and for the said feoffees to re-grant the same to William de Benteleye,
Eleanor, his wife, and Richard Leveson of Wolvernehampton, and
the heirs of the bodies of William and Eleanor, with successive
remainders to the heirs of the body of William, Nicholas de Ruggeley,
his brother, and the heirs of his body, and John Ins, brother of Nicholas,
and the heirs of his body, and remainder over to the right heirs of
William.
Feb. 16. Pardon to John son of John de Ernesby of the king's suit for the
Westminster, death of Thomas Fysshere of Frollesworth ; as the king has learned
by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows, late justices of
appointed to deliver the gaol of Leycestre, that he killed him in self-
defence.
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1377. Membrane 38 — cont.
Feb. 19. Presentation of Robert Busshe, chaplain of the chantry called
Westminster. ' Northey ' in the king's free chapel of St. Martin le Grand, London,
to the church of Swynecombe, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's
gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of Okebourn
being in his hand on account of the war with France ; on an exchange
of benefices with Henry Clere.
Feb. 21. Pardon to Henry ap David, ' Walsehman,' of Wales, of the king's
Sheen. suit for the death of Philip Fole ap Ye van ap Gruff uth, for which
death he fled to the church of Banbury, co. Oxford, and there, before
one of the coroners of the county, acknowledged that he was guilty
of the death and abjured the realm ; also of the said abjuration and
any consequent outlawry. • By p.s.
Feb. 20. Appointment of Walter Mille as king's steward and sheriff of the
Westminster, county of Pembroke, in the king's hand by reason of the minority of
John son and heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, taking
in that office 201. yearly by the hands of the king's receiver there.
By C.
And Thomas Castel, late steward and sheriff, is ordered to deliver
the office to him by indenture, and all rolls, writs, memoranda and
other things pertaining thereto.
Feb. 23. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Tadcastre of pontage for
Westminster, three years.
Membrane 37.
Feb. 6. Exemplification, at the request of the men of the soke of the manor
Westminster, of Rothele, of a certificate by the treasurer and chamberlains, as
follows : — Pleas at Westminster in the octave of Michaelmas,
56 Henry III. Leicester, to wit : Imbertus, master of the Knights
Templars in England, was attached before the justices in eyre at
Leycestre in the octave of Michaelmas, 53 Henry III, to answer the
men of the said soke in a plea that, whereas there was a plea in the
king's twenty-ninth year between Robert de Saunford, his predecessor,
and the said men in the king's court before the justices at Westminster
touching customs and services exacted by him from them for their
tenements, and in that plea it was agreed and enrolled before the
said justices that for each carucate of land held by them in the said
soke they should add a farm of 35. yearly beyond their usual farm for
all works, tallages and other customs which the master used to exact
from them, nevertheless the said Imbertus distrains them to give him
tallage at his will for their tenements. And he comes by his attorney
and acknowledges that he distrains them, but says that his said
predecessor never remitted the said tallage nor is there any mention
of such remission in the said agreement, and of this he puts himself
upon^he record of the king's rolls of the Bench. A day was given
to them before the justices of the Bench in the quinzaine of Michaelmas,
56 Henry III, that the rolls of that term may in the meantime be
searched. And afterwards the rolls were searched, and in them it
was found as follows : — Miles de Crokeston, for himself and the men
of that town, Walter son of Swayn of Cadisby for himself and the men
of that town, Robert, reeve of Barnesby, for himself and the men of
that town, Robert Hareward of Babbegrave, for himself and the
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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men of that town, William Saber of Kayham, for himself and the men
of that town, Henry, reeve of Tylton, for himself and the men of that
town, Hugh, reeve of Marlefeud, for himself and the men of that
town, Walter Sewar, for himself and the men of that town, William,
reeve of Somerdeby, for himself and the men of that town, Robert
son of Henry of Caldewell, for himself and the men of that town,
Gilbert son of Matthew of Warkenedby, for himself and the men of
that town, Geoffrey, reeve of Grumston, for himself and the men of
that town, and Ralph de Fraunceys, for himself and the men of that
town, acknowledged that they should add a farm of 3s. as above
for all works, tallages and other villain customs demanded from them
by the said master, and that they must come to view of frankpledge
and do suit to the master's court of Ralegh when anyone is there
impleaded by the king's writ of right and when a robber is to be
indicted there by aff orcement of the court ; and all who are of the
body of the manor of Ralegh must do suits and all other villein customs
which they formerly did.
Feb. 12. Renewal of letters patent, dated 15 December last, in favour of the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Coggeshale, which have been accidentally lost
without taking effect ; and licence for them to acquire in mortmain
5 marks yearly of land and rent, not held in chief, beyond the 10 marks
yearly of such land mentioned in the said letters. In case the letters
are found they are to be cancelled and take no effect, and for that
cause the king has had the enrolment thereof cancelled. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Licence for Roger le Straunge of Knokyn to grant the manor of
Westminster. Eggeswere, held in chief, to Roger, his son, for life. By p.s.
Feb. 17. Ratification of the estate of Richard de Wylne as chaplain of the
Westminster, chantry in the chapel of St. Edmund, Dertford.
Feb. 20. Grant to Nicholas de Hereford of the chancellorship in the cathedral
Sheen. church of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance
of the bishopric of Hereford. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Hereford.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Notification to W. bishop of London of the revocation of the
presentation, dated 4 August last, of Master Adam de Fenrother to
the church of All Hallows the Great (ad fenum), London, which the
king then thought was in his gift by reason of his wardship of the
land and heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief ; as he now
finds by inspection of the rolls of Chancery that, on 23 May last, the
advowson, with others, was assigned in dower to Elizabeth late the
wife of the said Edward.
Feb. 23. Commission to John de Pathorn of York, ' drapere,' to collect in
Westminster, the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland
the subsidy on cloths for sale lately granted to the king by the prelates,
magnates and commonalty of the realm in a great council at
Westminster in return for the remission by him of the forfeitures
pertaining to him of the alnage of cloths within the realm ; also to
seal cloths on which the subsidy has been paid, warn all persons not
Feb. 21.
Westminster.
51 EDWARD III.
427
1377. Membrane 37 — cont.
to expose unsealed cloths for sale, search houses, shops and other
places for such cloths and take them into the king's hand as forfeit ;
retaining with him the cloths so forfeited, according to the form of an
indenture made between him and the king.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 12. The like to William Leyghton of Hereford, in the county of Hereford.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 20. The like to Richard Seburgh of Colchestre, in the counties of Essex
Westminster, and Hertford ; except that cloths so forfeited are to be delivered by
indenture to the sheriff of the counties, and parts of the indentures
are to be sent to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to charge
the sheriff therewith in his account. By bill of the treasurer.
March 1. The like to Alexander de Besford, in the county of Worcester.
Westminster.
Membrane 36.
Feb. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of William Mart el,
Westminster. Aubrey his wife, and Geoffrey their son, in favour of the abbot and
monastery of Colchester. [Calendar of Ancient Deeds, II, p. 172.]
For 60s. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 2. Pardon to William Rosamond of the county of Salop and Thomas,
Westminster, his brother, of the king's suit for the death of John Olyver of Shoffenhale,
of the said county, whereof they are indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Jan. 30. Grant for life to Robert de Swyllyngton, ' le uncle,' knight, of the
Havering castle of Horeston, co. Derby, together with view of frankpledge and
manor. ajj 0tner liberties pertaining thereto, at a rose rent, as fully and wholly
as the king's kinsman, Henry, duke of Lancaster, had it during his
lifetime of the king's grant ; provided that he keep the castle in repair.
By p.s.
Feb. 3. Grant for life to the king's esquire, John Iselham, of 16/. yearly of
Havering the issues or farm of the hundred of Holt, co. Norfolk, by the hands
manor. 0j sheriff or other keepers or farmers of the hundred, in the same
manner as John de Romeseye, deceased, took the same of the king's
grant. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Notification that it is found by the Chancery extents of churches
Westminster, and ecclesiastical benefices that the church of Temeseford, after
deducting pensions, is taxed at 12 marks, and that it is pensionary
to the prior of Walyngford in 6s. 8d. and to the prior of St. Neots
in 6 marks.
Feb. 4. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, dated 19 February last, to John de Kyrkeby, knight, of the county
of Lancaster, who was to have stayed in the company of Thomas
de Musgrave, keeper of Berwick-upon-Tweed, in the munition of that
town ; as the sheriff of Lancaster has certified that he does not stay
there continually but prepares to do so at certain times of the year
428 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 36 — cord.
and sometimes makes stay in the said county, and that he is broken
with age, sometimes infirm and sometimes in health, and is 60 years
of age or more.
Exemption for life of John de Beaumont, ' chivaler,' from being put
on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as justice
or keeper of the peace, mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Pardon to Nicholas Thomson of Cambok of the king's suit for the
Havering death of William de Burn of Kirkandres in Scotland, whereof he is
manor. indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Pardon to John de Stafford, son of John de Stafford, of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of John Crappere, chaplain ; as the king has learned
by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows, justices appointed
to deliver the gaol of Notyngham, that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 11. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 18 December,
Westminster. 17 Henry III, in favour of the Friars Preachers of Bristol. [Calendar
of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 6.]
For J mark paid.
Feb. 14. On the petition of the burgesses of Beverley, exhibited in parliament,
Westminster, shewing that they have been newly compelled to contribute, together
with the men of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, to the work of a barge lately
made at the latter town by the king's order, and praying the king,
in consideration that their town is in a dry place and far from the
sea, to discharge them of all such unwonted charges henceforth ;
the king, considering that they are charged with paying tenths and
subsidies and in other ways, and chiefly in laud and honour of the
glorious confessor, St. John of Beverley, has discharged them from
all such services. By pet. of Pari.
Feb. 15. Pardon to John Stoke of Wandes worth of his outlawries in the
Westminster, husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to answer Alice late the wife of Ralph Anketil of London, ' fissh-
mongere,' executrix of the will of the said Ralph, touching a plea
that he render her and William de Broughton, her co-executor, 100s.,
and also touching a plea that he render them an account of the time
during which he was Ralph's receiver ; as the said William, after
being summoned to be before the justices at Westminster to sue with
Alice, did not come, whereupon it was adjudged that Alice should sue
without him ; and the said John has now surrendered to the Flete
prison, as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
Feb. 19. Presentation of John de Lyncoln to the church of Flixburgh, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of
the land and heir of John Darcy of Park, knight, who held in chief,
being in his hand. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Whereas the prior and convent of Dover lately at the king's request
Westminster, granted of their mere will to his yeoman, William Gardrobier,
sustenance for life in their house ; the king wills that they be not
bound by reason of that grant to receive anyone after his death at
the king's asking.
51 EDWARD III.
429
1377. Membrane 36 — cont.
Feb. 22. Grant for life to John Maheu, one of the grooms of the chamber,
Westminster, of a tenement in Marleburgh, co. Wilts, which town is held in chief,
late of John Wodebergh, worth 4s. yearly, a grange late of Henry
Dyer in the same town, worth 4s. j^early, a tenement late of John
Bovel in the same town, worth 5s. yearly, a messuage late of Robert
Gog in the same town, worth 2d. yearly, and a toft late of Robert
Dordy in the same town, of no value because not built on, all which
are in the king's hand as escheat because the said persons died without
heirs, as is found by an inquisition taken before Nicholas de Somerton,
escheator in the said county. By p.s.
March 5. The king has retained Ralph Greyndore, the younger, as one of
Westminster, his archers during pleasure, taking 6d. a day for his wages of the issues
of the county of Gloucester, and wills that, for as long as he shall be
one of his archers, he be riding-forester in the forest of Dene, staying
there for the safe keeping of the king's vert and venison. By p.s.
Membrane 35.
Feb. 28. Revocation, for certain causes, of the late commitment, dated
Westminster. 26 February last, to Thomas le Despenser, knight, of the keeping of
the manor of Bokelond and certain lands in Amondesham and
Sengleburgh, taken into the king's hand for certain causes by Thomas
Sewale, late escheator in the county of Buckingham, together with
the issues from the time of such taking, until it should be discussed
in the king's court whether the premises ought to pertain to the king
or Thomas.
Feb. 26. Grant to the abbot and convent of the abbey of St. Mary Graces
Westminster, by the Tower of London of a plot of land with houses built thereon
in the parish of St. Antonine, London, which William de Sardene,
canon of St. Paul's, and John de Getyngton, clerks, executors of the
will of Master John de Selveston, had of the gift and feoffment of
Theobald de Merk, who held it in burgage of Henry III or Edward I,
and which the said executors granted in mortmain to a perpetual
chantry to be celebrated according to the last will of the testator in
the church of St. Dunstan, Stebenhith, contrary to the statute of
mortmain, as is found by an inquisition taken by John Warde, late
mayor of London and escheator therein, whereby the king recovered
the plot as forfeit by due process before him in the Chancery and by
judgment rendered there. By p.s.
Feb. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation for life of a grant (in French) by the
Westminster, king's son Ingram, lord of Coucy, Oisy and Mountmirall, dated at
London, 20 November, 39 Edward III, to his servant, Adam de Hewode,
for good service to him and Isabel, his wife, the king's daughter, of
an annuity of 100s. for the life of the latter out of the manor of Merston
Meisy, co. Wilts, with proviso for distraint. By p.s.
March 1. Grant to the king's clerk, Nicholas de Salesbury, of the prebend
Westminster, which Richard Bokelly, deceased, held in the king's free chapel of
St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
430
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 35 — cont.
March 2. Grant to the king's clerk, William Dole, of the prebend which
Westminster. Richard Bokelly, deceased, held in the king's free chapel of St. George
within the castle of Wyndesore. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden and college of the said chapel.
March 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent
Westminster, of Tichef eld by J ohn Cheyne, Thomas Warenner of Thorshawe, William
Bole and John Somer of 8 cottages, 8 acres of land, I6d. of rent and
J acre of meadow in Tichefeld, late of Lucy atte Creuch and John
Goudale, and by the same William and Thomas Harpetre of a messuage,
58 acres of land, 1 J acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood, 36 acres of pasture
and 30s. lOd. of rent in Warde by Tichefeld, all which are held of the
abbot and convent in chief and are of the yearly value of 58«s. 6d., as
is found by an inquisition taken by Nicholas Somerton, escheator in
the county of Southampton, to hold in full satisfaction of 10Z. yearly
of land and rent of their own fee which the abbot and convent had
the king's licence to acquire.
Ratification of the estate of William de Beverle as prebendary of
Houthe in the cathedral church of Dublin. By p.s.
March 2. Bartholomew Pygot, ' chivaler,' executor of the will of Lionel,
Westminster, late duke of Clarence, staying in England, has letters nominating
Walter de Brugge and Richard Plunket as his attorneys in Ireland
for one year.
John de Folkyngham, clerk, received the attorneys by
licence of W. de Burstall, clerk.
Feb. 22. Exemption for life of William de Aton, the elder, from being put
Sheen. on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as justice
or keeper of the peace, mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, collector of
fifteenth or customs, trier of men-at-arms, hobelers or archers, or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By K. on the information of Henry de Percy.
March 4. Inspeximus and confirmation for life of a grant (in French) by the
Westminster, king's son Ingram, earl of Bedford and count of Soissons, lord of
Coucy, dated at London, 21 August, 49 Edward III, to Henry Dounham,
yeoman of his wardrobe, for good service to him and Isabel, his wife,
the king's daughter, of the keeping of the park of Hampsted Mareschal,
co. Berks, for the life of the latter, taking 3d. daily of the issues of
the manor of Hampsted and other commodities pertaining to the said
keeping. By p.s.
March 4. Whereas the king lately granted to John Fraunceys, one of the
Sheen Manor, grooms of the kitchen, certain lands in Wysebeche, co. Cambridge,
which were appropriated by the commonalty of Wysebeche to a
hospital there and came into the king's hands because the hospital
was devastated, to hold for as long as the lands should remain in the
king's hand during his life ; he has now granted the lands to him
and his heirs for as long as they shall be in the king's hand for that
cause. By p.s.
March 7. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Bristol of murage
Westminster, and quayage for ten years.
51 EDWARD III. 431
Membrane 34.
Licence, for 24 marks paid to the king by the prior of St. Mary's,
Huntyngdon, for him and his convent to appropriate the church of
Southoo with the chapel of Haileweston annexed thereto ; as it has
been found by an inquisition made by John Parker of Olneye, escheator
in the county of Huntingdon, that this can be done without damage
or prejudice to the king or others.
Feb. 7. Whereas it was found by an inquisition lately taken before William
Westminster. Tauk and Henry Percehay, then justices of assize in the county of
Somerset, that Thomas Bartour, Adam atte Seler, Richard Gay,
John Smyth, servant of Stephen Fourbour, Hugh Stafford, servant
of John Sprot, John Fanford, Roger Rothele, John Baker and William
Bonde, who were detained for divers felonies in the prison of Yevel-
chestre in the keeping of Roger Peres, then keeper of the gaol there,
broke the prison on Sunday after the feast of St. Margaret the Virgin
in the king's forty-eighth year, without the assent of the keeper or
any other, but of their own imagination, and that Roger Peres held
at that time the keeping of the gaol for six years of the grant of Ralph
Porter, keeper thereof for life of the king's grant, and was bound to
acquit the said Ralph, his master, and keep him indemnified towards
the king by reason of the said keeping, and that he had chattels to
the value of 40 marks ; the king has pardoned Ralph and Roger
whatever pertains to him beyond the sum of 40 marks for the said
escapes, and wills that he be answered of the said sum from the chattels
of Roger on account of his negligence in the matter. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the
late queen Philippa, dated at Eltham, 20 March, 16 Edward III,
granting to Andrew Doxenford the office of hayward in her manor
of Sevenhampton during good behaviour ; the said manor having
come into the king's hands by the death of the queen. By p.s.
Feb. 14. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Lincoln of pavage
Westminster, for three years.
Feb. 10. Licence, for 40<s. paid to the king by Henry Derlyng, parson of
Westminster, the church of Estyngton, in the diocese of Worcester, for Thomas
Edward, vicar of the church of Froucestre, which the abbot and convent
of St. Peter's, Gloucestre, hold appropriated, to grant and release
to him and his successors a portion of the tithes issuing from land
called ' Bordlond ' in the fields of Alcrynton and certain crofts called
' Middelcroft ' and ' Penecroft ' and a parcel of land lying in Le
Parkefeld pertaining to the said land called ' Bordlond,' within the
metes of the parish of the said church of Estyngton, which portion he
and his predecessors, vicars of the church of Froucestre, have taken
time out of mind by right of their vicarage, for 20s. yearly to be paid
to him and his successors in recompense of the said tithes in pursuance
of a composition made between them with the assent and licence of
the patrons of either benefice, the ordinaries of the place and others
interested ; notwithstanding that the abbey is of the king's patronage
or that the advowsons are perhaps held of the king in chief.
Feb. 18. Licence, for 20 marks paid to the king by John Howell of Newcastle-
Westminster. upon-Tyne, for the alienation in mortmain by him of 3 messuages
and a toft in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, held of the king in free burgage,
1377.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Sheen.
432
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 34 — cont.
as is found by an inquisition made by William de Acton, late escheator
in the said town, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the
altar of the Holy Trinity in the church of St. John the Evangelist
in that town, for his safe estate and for his soul after his death, and
for the souls of Maud, late his wife, and their fathers, mothers,
ancestors and heirs.
Feb. 18. Edmund de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, and Philippa, his wife,
Westminster, have letters nominating Richard Plunket and Stephen Bray as their
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Feb. 20. Appointment of the king's clerk, Robert de Sibthorp, to take
Westminster, carpenters and other workmen for making and repairing the king's
stank called ' Babworthponde, ' which is newly broken, put them
to the work at the king's wages, take timber and other necessaries
and carriage for the same, and arrest and commit to prison until
further order all who are contrariant or rebellious.
By K. on the information of John de Ipre, the king's
steward.
Feb. 9. Pardon, at the asking of the king's son John, king of Castile and
Westminster. Leon, duke of Lancaster, to Hugh Cademere of the king's suit for the
death of Richard atte Mede, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and
of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Whereas lately, at the suit of John Smyth, clerk, who asserted
Westminster, that he obtained possession of the prebend of Bolyngehope in the
cathedral church of Hereford by virtue of the king's presentation,
and that he is now molested in his possession thereof by colour of a
provision thereof by the Apostolic see to the king's clerk, Nicholas
de Draiton, the king prohibited Nicholas from attempting anything
in derogation of his right or John's possession ; now, because on the
examination of certain evidences exhibited before the council for the
declaration of the right of Nicholas in the matter the said right is
clear, and it appears that John can have by the king no right in the
prebend, the king, at the request of Nicholas, has granted him licence
to sue in Court Christian or elsewhere for the declaration and recovery
of his right. By C.
Feb. 6. Licence, for 201. paid to the king by Gilbert de Umframvill, earl
Westminster, of Angus, for him to enfeoff John de Pikworth, parson of the church
of Hovyngeham, J ohn de Hanburgh, parson of the church of Iwardeby,
Richard de Ovyngeham, parson of the church of Aswardeby, and
William Pilet of the manor of Stalyngburgh, held in chief, and for
them to grant the same to the earl in tail, with remainder in tail male
to William de Kyme and remainder over to the right heirs of the
earl.
March 2. Presentation of Simon Clement to the prebend which Richard
Westminster. Bokelly, deceased, held in the king's free chapel of Hastynges.
By p.s.
March 2. Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
Westminster. By p.S.
51 EDWARD III.
433
1377. Membrane 33.
Feb. 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Leonard, Bedeford, by Thomas Peyvere of
Todyngton, John Raulond, parson of the church of Todyngton, William
Bystewes of Chalgrave, William Lynn of Peytesle, Robert Bysshop
and John Hornesynd, chaplains, of 2 messuages, 1J carucates of land,
6 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 9.s. lOd. of rent, a rent of 4
capons, and two autumn boon- works in Harwedon, Bedeford, Elnestowe
and Kerdyngton, and by Ralph Fitz Richard, John Clerk, vicar of the
church of Welshamstede, Reynold Bernewell, vicar of the church of
Clayton, John Colyns, vicar of the church of Everton, and John
Hornesh[ynd] of Elnestowe of the reversion of a messuage, 52 acres of
land, 2 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood in Welshamstede and Cotes
expectant on the demise of Juliana, wife of Henry Wryght, which
with the first-mentioned messuages &c. are not held in chief and
are of the yearly value of 31. 6s. 4:d. as is found by inquisition made
by John Parker of Olneye, escheator in the county of Bedford ; to
hold in satisfaction of 8 marks of the 10/. of land and rent which the
master and brethren had the king's licence to acquire.
Jan. 31. Whereas John Baron of the parish of Payneswyk in the hundred of
Westminster. Bislee is indicted of having killed Agnes Payn by mischance ; the
king has pardoned him his suit for that death, and any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Pardon to John FitzEyr of the king's suit for having, on Monday
Westminster, after All Saints, 44 Edward III, stolen 8 oxen, worth 4/., to wit, 4
from John Cruk of Wolferlowe and 4 from John Bryd of Hanley, at
Hanleyesheth, and also for having, on Tuesday before Michaelmas
in the same year, stolen a sorrel horse, worth 10s., from Thomas de
Nityngale of Temdebury at Temdebury, whereof he is indicted or
appealed, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Feb. 25. Licence for the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of
Sheen Manor. Lancaster, to grant the manors of Gryngeleye and Wheteleye, held
in chief, to Katharine de Swynford for life. By p.s.
March 3. Presentation of John Harold to the church of Northull, in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of Edward
de Courtenay, son and heir of Edward de Courtenay, knight, who
held in chief.
Feb. 28. Grant for life to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke
Westminster, of Lancaster, of such liberties and royal rights within the county of
Lancaster as the earl of Chester has in the county of Chester.
[Foedera.] By K. with the assent of the whole parliament.
March 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Feckenham,
Westminster. 10 August, 40 Henry III, granting to the burgesses of Salopesbire
throughout all the king's land and power that their goods be not
arrested for any debt in respect of which they are not sureties
(fidejussores) or principal debtors, unless the debtors be of their
commune and power, having wherewith to satisfy the debts in whole
or in part, and the burgesses fail in doing justice to the creditors.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
Wt. 18915,
E 28
434
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 33 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent
of the Carthusian house of St. Mary by London by William de Haldenne,
William de Home, William Makenade, Thomas Chicche of Godneston,
Thomas Garwenton of Welle, Thomas Holt, Richard Saundre and
Thomas Holbem of the reversion of the manor of Eslyng, alias the
manor of Huntyngfeld, and 2 messuages, 3 carucates of land, 20 acres
of meadow, 40 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 40s. of rent in
Faversham, Harnhull and Boghton under Le Blee expectant on the
demise of Laurence de Brenle, ' chivaler,' and Joan, his wife, which
manor, lands and rent are not held in chief and are of the clear yearly
value of 20 marks as is found by an inquisition taken by Thomas de
Illeston, escheator in the county of Kent, to hold in satisfaction of
25 marks of the 100/. yearly of lands, rents and advowsons which the
said prior and convent had the king's licence, dated 1 January,
47 Edward III, to acquire.
March 2. Exemption for life of William Bedel of Writle from being put on
Westminster, assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
Membrane 32.
March 5. Mandate to Thomas Bataill, escheator in the county of Essex, to
Westminster, deliver the temporalities in his bailiwick of the priory of Priterwell
to Richard Ysewode, monk of the Cluniac order, whom John, prior
of Lewes, has promoted to be prior, and whose fealty the king has
taken.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
March 5. Licence for Warin de Insula to crenellate his manse at Shirburn,
Sheen. co. Oxford. By K. on the information of John, king of Castile.
March 1. Whereas William Crocker of Hele and John Aylmeresworthy, lately
Westminster, impeached before Hugh de Courteneye, earl of Devon, Robert
Bealknap and their fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county
of Devon, are bound to the king, to wit, William in 105/. and John in
100 marks of issues forfeit, and William in 205. and John in 13<s. 4d.
for fines made by them before the said justices on account of certain
misprisions ; the king, because John Thorne, John Pafforde and John
Forsse of the county of Devon and John Landyeare of the county of
Cornwall have mainperned for them in the Chancery that William
will pay 10/. and John 10 marks at the Exchequer at Easter and
Midsummer next, has pardoned them the said sums. By p.s
March 4. Exemplification of letters patent, dated at Windsor, 28 July,
Westminster. 39 Edward III, granting licence for Simon, bishop of London, to assign
in mortmain 40/. yearly of land and rent to the rector or warden of
the parish church of Sudbury ; as the said letters have been lost by
mischance, and, on a scrutiny of the rolls of the Chancery, it has
not been found that he granted any lands or rents by pretext of the
licence.
March 5. Grant for life to Adam de Hilton, dwelling in the county of Rokes-
Westminster. burgh, for good service and in recompense of his inheritance which
1377.
March 6.
Westminster.
51 EDWARD III.
435
1377. Membrane 32 — cont.
he lost in the parts of Scotland because of his adherence to the king,
of the lands which the king has in Haweden in Scotland to the value
of 10Z. yearly. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in the Scotch Roll of this year.
March 2. General pardon, at the special asking of the nobles, magnates and
Westminster, commonalty of the realm, and for good service rendered in the king's
wars of France and elsewhere, to John de Haukewod, knight, of the
county of Essex. By K. of his grace in parliament.
The like, at the special asking of the same, and for good service
rendered as above, to John de Clifford, knight ; and pardon to him of
the king's suit for the death or murder of John de Coupland.
By K. of his grace in parliament.
And be it remembered that on 24 April in this year John de Waltham
of the county of Lincoln, John Sergeant of the county of Essex, Robert
de Lyndesey, William Sygore, Thomas Halywell and Edmund Grendon
of London mainperned in the Chancery for the good behaviour of the
said John de Haukewode ; and on the same day John de Feryby,
Walter de Askeby, Robert de Haldanby, John Outhorp, John de
Wikford and Simon Levelance of the county of Lincoln mainperned
for the good behaviour of the said John de Clifford.
March 10. Appointment of William Barly and John North to take carpenters,
Westminster, hewers of stone and other workmen in the county of Southampton
for the repair of the castle of Porchestre and put them to the works
at the king's wages.
March 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Suthcote, John
Westminster. Hende of London, Nicholas Underwod, ' porter ' of Thremhall, and
John Gardiner of Broxheved, the elder, to the prior and convent of
Tremhale of 16 acres of land and J acre of pasture in Birchangre,
which are held of the said prior by the service of 16d. yearly and are
of the yearly value of 3s. id. as is found by an inquisition taken by
Thomas Batayll, escheator in the county of Essex, to hold in satisfaction
of 10s. of the 10Z. yearly of land and rent which the prior and convent
had the king's licence to acquire.
March 12. Thomas Mount joye, going to Ireland, has letters nominating William
Westminster. Giffard and Robert Rykedon as his attorneys in England for one year.
Th. de Middelton, clerk, received the attorneys by
licence of William de Burstall.
March 13. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Tenebegh of quayage for
Westminster, seven years.
March 4. Ratification of the estate which Katharine de Swynford has for life
Sheen. in the manors of Gryngeley and Wheteley of the gift of the king's son
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, who held them
with other lands in tail of the king's gift in exchange for the earldom
of Richemond. By p.s.
Membrane 31.
March 12. Appointment, until Michaelmas, of William Hich as buyer for the
Westminster, household. French.
436
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Westminster.
April 18.
1377.
Membrane 31 — cont.
The like of the following : —
John Parkere, to buy for the king's falcons in his mews near
Westminster, until Michaelmas.
Westminster.
May 1.
William Depyng, to lodge the king's destriers, coursers and other
horses ordained for sojourn, until Michaelmas.
William de Mordon, to lodge the king's horses, as above.
Westminster.
April 28.
John Fauconer, to buy oats, hay &c. for the king's horses, as
above.
May 28.
Henry de Cranford, the like, until All Saints. French.
Westminster.
Membrane 30.
March 10. Whereas lately the king by letters patent granted licence for Ralph,
Westminster, bishop of Bath and Wells, to grant the advowson of the church of
Norton St. Philip, held in chief as parcel of the said bishopric, to Walter
de Rodeneye and his heirs in exchange for 8 marks of rent in Woky
and Westbury, and for Walter to grant the advowson in mortmain
to the prior and brethren of Henton, of the Carthusian order ; now,
at the supplication of the prior and brethren and because the licence
has not taken effect, he has granted licence for John, now bishop,
or his successors, to grant the advowson to John de la Mare of Nony,
' chivaler,' John Panes of Wyke, John Bury, parson of the church of
Whatele, and Robert Kayner, parson of the church of Lolly ngt on,
and their heirs, in exchange for the manor of Wodewyk and the
advowson of the church of the manor. Licence also for the latter to
grant the first-named advowson in mortmain to the said prior and
brethren, and for the latter to appropriate the church of Norton.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh Viker, chaplain,
Westminster, and John Horneshend, chaplain, to the abbess and convent of
Elnestowe of 2 messuages, 50 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow
in Elnestowe and Welshamsted, not held in chief, which are of the
yearly value of 38<s. 4d. as is found by an inquisition taken by John
Parker of Olneye, escheat or in the county of Bedford, to hold in
satisfaction of 60s. of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which the abbess
and convent had the king's licence to acquire.
March 7. Licence for the king's esquire, John de Beverlee, keeper of the
Westminster, king's parks and warrens of Ledes and Eltham, to take and destroy
all birds called ' popels ' within his said bailiwicks at his pleasure
March 10. Grant for life to Peter Tilioll of the office or bailiwick of chief forester
Sheen Manor, of the forest of Ingelwode, with the fees and profits pertaining thereto.
By p.s.
Restitution to Henry de Ferreres, 'chivaler,' and Maud, his wife,
of all lands in Ireland seized into the king's hand for any cause which
belong to Maud of right, as well of the dower of the lands of her former
husbands as also by occasion of joint tenure with them ; and grant
for life.
By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
437
1377. Membrane 30 — cont.
to Henry of all the issues of the said lands received while they were
in the king's hand. Pardon also to him and discharge of the account
which he was bound to render at the Exchequer of Ireland because
he, with others, was a mainpernor for Richard de Preston, late farmer
of the lands late of John Comyn in Kynsale, co. Dublin, that he would
answer to the king for his farm for the same ; provided that the king
be answered in respect of the said farm by Richard and his other
mainpernors. By p.s.
March 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter de Perle, John
Westminster. Fisshere, chaplain, and Richard Byhull to the prior and convent of
Cristchurch, Twynham, of the reversion of a toft, a carucate of land,
6 acres of meadow and 100 acres of pasture in Pudelton, Pudelhide
and Loveford, held for life by Edward de Berkele, knight, of the
inheritance of Walter, which are not held in chief and are of the yearly
value of 4 marks as is found by an inquisition made by Adam atte
More, late escheat or in the county of Dorset, to hold in full satisfaction
of the 10/. of land and rent which the prior and convent had the king's
licence to acquire.
March 15. Grant to the king's son Richard, prince of Wales, of the keeping
Westminster, of the temporalities of the bishopric of Winchester in part satisfaction
of 4,000 marks sterling granted to him for his sustenance. [Foedera.]
By bill of the treasurer.
March 18. Presentation of Thomas Woborn, parson of the church of Grendon
Westminster. Underwode, in the diocese of Lincoln, to a chantry in the king's free
chapel of St. Michael in the churchyard of St. Austell, in the diocese
of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien
priory of Tywardreth being in his hand on account of the war with
France ; on an exchange of benefices with Philip Rogeres, chaplain
of the chantry.
March 16. Grant to William, bishop of Winchester, Henry de Percy, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Walter Amyas, clerk, John de Barowe, clerk, and Ralph de Walsham,
executors of the will of John de Hasty nges, late earl of Pembroke,
and to John Abraham, John Doune and John Pratt, clerks, joint
feoffees with the said Walter and Ralph of the lands late of the said
earl, that they may have, in aid of the acquittance of the earl's debts,
the issues and profits of certain of his lands in England from 16 April
in the king's forty-ninth year, on which day the earl died, to 22 January
following, on which day the king committed the keeping of the lands
to his kinswomen, Margaret Mareschall, countess of Norfolk, and
Anne late the wife of the said earl. By K. & C.
Membrane 29.
March 5. Inspeximus, at the request of William de Beauchamp, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, of the enrolment of a record and process before the king and council
enrolled on the rolls of the Chancery, touching the disposition of the
lands late of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke. [Calendar
of Close Rolls, 1374-1377, p. 286.]
March 18. Grant to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of
Westminster. Lancaster, of the keeping of the lands of the inheritance of the heir
438
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 29 — cont.
of John Lestrange of Blakemere, who held in chief, until the full age
of such heir, together with the marriage of the latter, and so from heir
to heir ; provided that he find fitting sustenance for such heir, keep
the lands, as in houses, woods, gardens and enclosures, without waste
and destruction, and support the real services and other charges
incumbent thereon. By p.s.
March 20. Grant to the king's clerk, Richard Raundes, prebendary of Ertham
Sheen. in the cathedral church of Chichester, of a prebend in the king's free
chapel of St. George Avithin the castle of Wyndesore ; on an exchange
of prebends with the king's clerk, Hugh de Bridham. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden of the said chapel.
Membrane 28.
Feb. 27. Grant to the good men of Barton-upon-Humbre of pavage for
Westminster, three years.
March 3. Appointment, during pleasure, of John James of Haverford as
Westminster, forester of the forest of Coydrath, co. Pembroke, and keeper of the
wood of Rodewode, in the same county, which forest and wood are
in the king's hand by reason of the nonage of the heir of John Hasty nges,
late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, taking the accustomed wages
and fees ; with power to execute the office by deputy. By C.
March 5. Signification to H. bishop of Worcester of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of William de Chiriton, canon of the priory of Llanthony
by Gloucester, to be prior of that place, in the room of Simon de
Brocworth, deceased.
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Morice and Geoffrey
Westminster, de Hunden to the abbot and convent of Waltham Holy Cross of 40
acres of land in Waltham Holy Cross, not held of the king, which are
of the yearly value of 5s. as is found by an inquisition taken by Thomas
Bataill, escheator in the county of Essex, to hold in satisfaction of
10<s. of the 301. of land and rent which the abbot and convent had the
late king's licence to acquire.
March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of Edward.
Westminster, le Despenser, late lord of Glamorgan and Morg[anwg], dated at
Teukesbury manor, 20 March, 41 Edward III, granting in mortmain
to the abbot of Glastyngbury a rent of 1005. out of his manor of
Sherston, co. Wilts, for the life of his uncle, William la Zouche, fellow-
monk of the abbot, for the profit of the latter. Grant also
that the abbot may take the rent notwithstanding that the manor is
in the king's hand by reason of the minority of Thomas, son and
heir of Edward.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon.
March 6. Grant, for life or until other order, to the king's clerk, Master Walter
Sheen Manor, de Skirlawe, doctor of laws, staying in the Chancery, of 40 marks
yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
439
1377.
Membrane 28 — cont.
March 6. Licence for the king's clerk, John de Blockeley, to grant in mortmain
Westminster, a messuage, a toft, a mill, \ virgate of land and 3 acres of meadow
in Blockeley, and \ virgate of land in Hongyndaston, not held of the
king, which are of the yearly value of 11 s. as is found by an inquisition
made by Thomas Brugge, escheator in the county of Worcester, to
Henry Rose, warden of the chantry of St. Mary the Virgin lately
founded in the church of Blockeley, which because of its poor
endowment is as it were desolate and destroyed, in satisfaction of
20«s. of the 6/. yearly of land and rent which John had the king's licence
to grant in mortmain to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the
church of Littehurn, which licence has not yet taken effect.
March 11. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, John Kendale, as
Sheen Manor, prebendary of Normanton in the collegiate church of Suthwelle, in
Appointment of William Tidecombe and John Fraunceys to take
in the county of Kent labourers and workmen for the repair of a wall
standing by the sea-shore in the isle of Thanet, called Seint Nicholas
by Sarre, by the breaking and ruin of which great damage to the
people of the adjacent country is feared, and to put them to the works
at the king's wages.
March 23. Grant for life to Jordan de Barton of a tenement with three shops
Westminster, annexed in the parish of St. Botolph without Aldrichesgate in the
suburb of London, of the yearly value of 26<s. Sd., which were sometime
of Alan de Scarnyng, clerk, who held them of the king in burgage,
and pertain to the king as forfeit because Alan in his will bequeathed
them to Emma, late his wife, now deceased, for life, with remainder
to the prior and convent of the church of the Holy Trinity, London,
within Algate, as has been found by an inquisition taken before Adam
Stable, late mayor of London and escheator therein, and the bequest
was made without the king's licence. By p.s.
Membrane 27.
March 17. Whereas Richard Lyons was lately impeached by the commonalty
Sheen. of the realm in the parliament convoked at Westminster on Monday
after the feast of St. George last of certain impositions on wools and
other merchandise made by him or at his procurement without the
assent of parliament, and of divers writs and patents granted at his
procurement for carrying wools, hides and woolfells to parts beyond
seas other than the staple of Calais, to the annulling of the said staple
and of the king's coinage there, and of divers loans made by him to
the king without urgent cause for his own gain and profit, and of
another imposition of 4d. on each pound of money sent beyond seas
by Lombards and other merchants by way of exchange made on
his sole authority and without the assent of those interested, and of
many deceptions, oppressions, champerties, damages, grievances and
other extortions inflicted by him on king and people, as well during
the time that he was farmer of the king's subsidies and customs and
one of the king's council and receiver or treasurer of such impositions,
as at other times and in other ways, notoriously usurping the royal
power in the matter ; and he submitted himself to the king's grace
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
the diocese of York.
By p.s.
440
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 27 — cont.
in body, lands and goods, whereupon he was committed to prison
by the king in the same parliament, removed from all his offices and
from the king's council and forbidden all access to the king or his
household, and moreover the king had his lands and goods taken
into his hand ; the king has pardoned him the imprisonment and all
other executions of judgments delivered against him in the said
parliament, acquits him, his heirs and executors of all things whereof
he was impeached or accused, and of all the said judgments,
submissions and usurpations, and has restored to him his original
and due estate, and all his lands and goods so taken into the king's
hand. By K. and the great council.
March 19. Ratification of the estate of Henry Buy ton as prebendary of
Sheen. Hunderton in the cathedral church of Hereford. By p.s.
March 20. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's esquire, John
Westminster, de Salesbirs, of 201. yearly at the Exchequer in lieu of a like grant
of 10 marks yearly made when he was one of the king's clerks by
letters patent surrendered. By p.s.
March 18. Grant in fee to John de Foxle, ' chivaler,' of a tenement in Fletstrete
Westminster, in the suburb of London, late of Nicholas Sururgien, alias Nicholas
Leche, who held it of one of the king's progenitors in burgage, which
tenement pertains to the king as escheat because Nicholas died without
heir as is found by an inquisition taken before Adam de Bury, late
mayor of London and escheator there. By p.s.
March 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Veel, knight,
Westminster, to the abbot and convent of Morgan in Wales of the advowson of
the church of St. Fagans, in the diocese of Llandaff in Wales, not held
of the king, in exchange for a plot of land called ' Hosbrugge,' co.
Gloucester ; and for the abbot and convent to appropriate the church.
By p.s. and for a fine of 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
March 25. Whereas John Roos has granted to the king's esquire, Roger son
Westminster, of Roger Lestraunge, ' chivaler,' lord (domini) of Knokyn, his estate
in an annuity of 40 marks granted him by letters patent, dated 16
April, 49 Edward III, surrendered ; the king grants that Roger may
have the annuity as John had it. By C.
March 27. On the petition of the good men of the craft of the cordwainers
Westminster, of London, exhibited in the last parliament before the king and council,
shewing that some who exercise the craft in the city and suburbs sell
shoes of ' Basen ' as shoes of ' Cordewan, ' and shoes of calf -hide as shoes
of ox-hide, and that there have been and are many other defects in
the craft on account of the lack of rule and survey thereof ; the king
■has granted that four men of the craft be chosen yearly before the
mayor of the city by the cordwainers thereof and make oath before
the said mayor to rule and survey the craft in the city and suburbs,
make scrutiny of any defects which shall be found and present them
to the mayor for correction and punishment ; and that the said keepers
shall have power to assay all hides, tanned and cured, those that are
falsely worked to be arrested and forfeit to the use of the king : until
the next parliament. By pet in Pari.
51 EDWARD III.
441
1377. Membrane 27 — cont.
March 25. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of Ralph Tyle, now
Westminster, tenant of the mill, lands and fleets mentioned in the charter, of a charter,
dated at Woodstock, 28 April, 31 Henry III, in favour of Richard
de Dovorra. [Calendar of Charter Rolls, Vol. I. p. 320.]
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
March 24. Presentation of Robert de Barton to the church of Ovyngton, in
Westminster, the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporali-
ties of the bishopric of Winchester being in his hand for certain
causes.
March 28. Pardon to John Balla, vicar of the church of St. Mellion in Cornwall,
Sheen Manor, of the king's suit for the rape of Joan daughter of Philip Bokkele.
alias Philip Laghe, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
April 3. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Thomas de Malo
Westminster. Lacu, son of Peter de Malo Lacu, the fifth, ' chivaler,' going on the
king's service in the compan}^ of Thomas Ughtred, knight, keeper of
the king's castle of Loghmaban in Scotland, to stay in the munition
of the castle. By bill of p.s.
The like for Roger son of John de Shupton in Galtres, going as
above. By the same bill.
Vacated because in the Scotch Roll of this year.
Membrane 26.
March 24. Appointment, for one year, of Adam Pope, clerk, William
Sheen. Wyntryngham, ' carpenter,' and John Halstede to take carpenters,
hewers of stone, labourers and carriage for the works of the king's
son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, at his castle
of Hertford, and to put the workmen to the works at the duke's
wages. By p.s.
March 24. Acknowledgment that Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, and John
Westminster. Darundell, his brother, have advanced 5,000 marks to the king, to be
re-paid in London at Midsummer next, for which sum Adam de
Hoghton, bishop of St. Davids, Henry Wakefeld, bishop of Worcester,
Henry, lord of Percy, William, lord of Latymer, Robert Daston and
John de Ipre, ' chivalers,' are bound in 10,000 marks payable as
above ; and promise to pay the same as above.
March 24. And John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Richard
London. Stury, ' chivaler,' Philip la Vache, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Carreu, keeper
of the privy seal, and William Strete, controller of the household,
promise to use diligence to secure the payment of the said sum. French.
March 28. Pardon to William Howel of the king's suit for the death of Adam
Westminster. Lautee, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent
outlawry. By p.s.
Grant to the king's serjeant, John de Assh, of the keeping of the
lands late of John de Ralee, who held in chief, which are of the yearly
value of 6s., until the full age of his heir, together with the marriage
of the latter. By p.s.
442
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 26—cont.
Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Werburgh's, Chester, to
crenellate their abbey. By p.s.
March 29. Whereas the king lately granted to Walter de Chyppenham 10/.
Westminster, yearly for life of the farm of 45/. which he was bound to render him
for the manors of Tuderley and Lokerley, co. Southampton ; he
has now pardoned him 51. yearly of the remaining 35/. for life.
By p.s.
March 27. Grant to the king's serjeant, Nicholas Heryng, steward of the king's
Westminster, lands in the county of Kent, of the goods of William Beaufoy, deceased,
late one of the tellers of the receipt of the Exchequer, which were
seized into the king's hand for divers sums in which he was bound
to the king on the day of his death by reason of account and otherwise,
and are appraised at 48/. 18s. 9d. ; and the king wills that the heirs,
executors and terre-tenants of William be discharged at the Exchequer
of so much of the sum due. By p.s.
April 2. Presentation of Adam Stoweforde to the church of Ichene, in the
Westminster, diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric of Winchester being in his hand for certain causes.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
April 1. Appointment, for life, of Ralph Bataill as keeper of the king's houses
Sheen Manor, in the manor of Eltham, and to repair the same at his own costs in
all that pertains to the office of carpentry and as shall be needful,
taking in the office 6d. daily of the issues of the manor. By p.s.
April 3. Grant for life to the king's clerk, John de Haytfeld, of the wardenship
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Thomas, Southewerk, which is in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Winchester being
in his hand for certain causes. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, as the hospital is said to be an elective
benefice.
Mandate to the sheriff of Surrey to induct him. By p.s.
April 4. Revocation, for certain causes, of the ratification, dated 19 March
Westminster, last, of the estate of Henry Buyton as prebendary of Hunderton in
the cathedral church of Hereford.
By K. on the information of Nicholas de Carreu..
March 29. Whereas the king lately granted to Guichard Dangle the keeping
Sheen. of the manor of Caversham, late of his kinsman, Edward le Despenser,
until the full age of the heir, and afterwards, on 1 January in his
forty-ninth year, granted to William Strete, in lieu of a charge made
on the said manor and other manors in his favour by Edward, 40/.
yearly of the farm which he is bound to render the king for the keeping
of the manor of Rotherfeld, and also the keeping of the chace of
Rotherfeld ; now, in lieu of the said 40/., he has granted that he may
have 8/. 12s. Sd. only of the said farm, and the remaining 31/. 7s. 4aL
yearly by the hands of Elizabeth late the wife of the said Edward,
her executors and assigns, out of the farm which she is bound to render
the king yearfy for the keeping of the manors of Sherston, Burtford
and Shepston, late of the said Edward, which are in the king's hand
51 EDWARD III. 443
1377. Membrane 26 — cont.
by reason of the minority of the latter's heir, for as long as the manors
shall be in the keeping of her, her executors or assigns ; and also
grants that he may have the keeping of the said chace for as long as
it shall be in the king's hand by reason of the minority of the said
heir. By p.s.
Membrane 25.
March 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Westminster, the abbot and monks of St. John's, Colchester : —
(1) Henricus, rex Anglorum, omnibus justiciariis et vicecomitibus
et ministris suis tocius Anglie, salutem. Concedo et precipio
quod abbas et monachi de Colecestria habeant warennam in terris
suis de Wilega et de Brihtling' et de Donilondis et de Mundon et de
Pichesa et de Hegh' et de Manestona. Et nullus fuget in eis neque
quicquam capiat sine licencia eorum super x. libris forisfacture.
Testibus, Nigello de Alb' et Hamone de Sancto Clare, apud
Westmonasterium.
(2) A charter of Henry III, dated 28 January, 37 Henry III.
[Calendar of Charter Rolls, I, p. 418.]
(3) A charter of the same, dated 22 March, 37 Henry III. [Ibid,
p. 423.]
(4) A charter of the same, dated 23 March, 37 Henry III. [Ibid,
p. 423.] For 4=1. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 24.
March 19. Grant to Edward Dalyngrigge, ' chivaler,' of 401. yearly of the
Westminster, farm due to the king for the keeping of the manor of Rotherfeld, in
the king's hand by reason of the minority of the heir of his kinsman,
Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, by the hands of William
Strete, farmer of the manor, and other farmers thereof, for as long
as the manor shall stay in the king's hand for that cause during his
lifetime. By p.s.
March 19. Whereas Thomas de Karliolo, clerk, Ivo, vicar of the church of
Westminster. Aynstaplyth, and William Kyrkebride, chaplain, lately acquired
from Adam Parvyng, ' chivaler,' two parts of a third part of the manor
of Skelton, held in chief, and entered therein without licence, and
William Randolson granted to the said Adam and his heirs the reversion
of a messuage, 23 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Bochardby
by Carlisle, likewise held in chief, expectant on the demise of Mariota
late the wife of Thomas de Morpath, and upon this Mariota attorned
to Adam, and afterwards Adam granted the reversion to Thomas,
Ivo and William and their heirs, to whom Mariota likewise attorned,
without the king's licence, and all the premises are taken into the
king's hand by occasion of the said trespasses ; the king, for 20s.
paid by Thomas, Ivo and William, has pardoned the trespasses and
restored to them the said two parts, and to Mariota the said messuage,
land and meadow for life, with reversion as above.
March 24. Pardon to William Strete, late the king's butler, for a sum of money,
Sheen. part of which he has paid in hand and for the residue of which he has
given security, of all debts, accounts and arrears of accounts in which
he is bound to the king for any cause, and of all sums of money and all
444 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 24 — cont.
wines received by him on this side and beyond the seas which he owes
to the king or is bound in any way to answer for, up to 25 November
last. By p.s.
March 22. Licence for John Chandos to enfeoff Master Thomas Chaundos,
Sheen. clerk, Walter Bromwiche, Master John de Bryene, clerk, Guy de
Briene, ' le filz, chivaler,' and Nicholas de Carreu of the castle and
manor of Snodeshull and the manors of Founhope and Lymbury,
co. Hereford, held in chief, and to grant them the reversion of the
manors of Welyngton and Lugwardyn, likewise held in chief, expectant
on the demise of Lucy Chaundos ; and for them to grant the castle,
manors and reversion to the said John Chaundos and Philippa, his
wife, and the heirs of John. By p.s.
March 26. John Upton of Crofton, going to Ireland on the king's service, has
Westminster, letters nominating Edmund Spyrcok and James de Staunden as his
attorneys in England for one year.
Th. de Newenham, clerk, received the attorneys.
March 17. Pardon as above (p. 439) to Richard Lyouns ; and restitution to
Sheen. him of all his goods not yet granted or expended by the king or sold
by his ministers, and of all his lands and rents, whether in the king's
hand or in that of others by his gift and grant, which gifts and grants
the king hereby revokes, willing that all who occupy them restore
them to Richard without delay, but be not bound to restore the issues
and profits thereof taken in the meantime. By K.
April 10. John Leche, staying in England, has letters nominating William
Westminster, de Collaye and John Hull of Dublin as his attorneys in Ireland for
one year. J. de Freton, clerk, received the attorneys.
April 10. iVppointment, during pleasure, of the king's clerk, William Hannay,
Westminster, as clerk of the works at the castle of Haddele and the mills and park
there, and at the manor of Haveryng-atte-Boure and the park there ;
and to take hewers of stone, carpenters and other workmen and put
them to the works, provide stone, timber and other necessaries and
carriage for the same, make all payments for wages and purchases
by view and testimony of Robert Cook, chaplain of the said castle,,
and Ralph Tyle, surveyor of the said manor, account for such moneys
as he shall receive by the like view and testimony, bring back workmen
withdrawn from the works without licence, arrest all who are
contrariant and commit them to prison until they find security to
serve, make inquisition touching timber, stone or other necessaries
carried away or eloigned from the works and have such brought back,
and sell the branches and other residue of trees provided for the works,
answering to the king for the issues of such sale ; taking such wages
as he used to take. By bill of the treasurer.
April 3. Grant to the prior and chapter provincial of the Friars Preachers
Westminster, in England of 201. yearly at the Exchequer for the use of the chapter
to celebrate solemnly every year the anniversary of the late queen
Philippa, wherever it shall be celebrated. By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
445
1377. Membrane 24 — cont.
April 12. Whereas lately the king committed to Nicholas de Cadebury, at a
Westminster, rent of 4 marks 3s., two carucates of land in Hasele and Shortecombe
which Robert Gyen, who was bound to the king in divers debts on
the day of his death, held for the term of thirty years from Michaelmas,
19 Edward III, of the demise of the master of the hospital of St. John,
Bristol, and which had been occupied from that time by Egelyna late
the wife of Robert and were recovered against her and others by the
king in his court before the king in the Chancery ; and afterwards,
on 10 July, 37 Edward III, at the supplication of Nicholas the king
committed the keeping of the two carucates during pleasure to the said
master at the same rent ; now, because the said term expired on the
morrow of Michaelmas, 49 Edward III, the king has removed his hand
from the land and wills that the master and brethren may have it
as they did before their demise thereof to Robert.
April 16. Licence for the prioress and convent of Berkyng to elect an abbess
Westminster, in the room of Katharine de Sutton, deceased.
April 15. Grant, during pleasure, to William Frebody of the office of one of
Sheen. the foresters in the New Forest, which office William Farnhill, deceased,
had, taking for his reward 5 marks yearly of the issues of the county
of Southampton. Ry p.s.
Membrane 23.
April 2. Exemplification and confirmation of a charter dated at Oseneye,
Westminster. 12 July, 4 Edward III, inspecting and confirming a charter of
Henry III, dated at Oxford, 30 March, 48 Henry III, in favour of the
citizens of Worcester. [Calendar of Charter Rolls, II, p. 48.]
Grant also that the citizens shall not be bound to come without
the walls of the city before justices of the peace, justices of labourers
and servants, justices of assize and gaol delivery, justices appointed
to take inquisitions by writs of nisi prius, justices of oyer and terminer
or escheat ors ; and that the said justices and escheators shall hold
their sessions within the walls for all tenures, pleas and matters touching
the city. By K.
April 4. Grant to John Edrych, for long service under John Bray, deceased,
Westminster, late usher of the Receipt of the Exchequer, and since his death in the
office of usher, of the said office for life. By p.s.
April 4. Grant, for life or until further order, to Thomas Wytherle, one of
Westminster, the king's archers, of the 0>d. daily of the issues of the county of
Northampton which he now takes at the king's will. By p.s.
April 6. Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northampton.
Westminster.
April 3. Pardon to John son of Henry Pers of Longlalleford of the king's
Westminster, suit for the death of William Chaynell of Longelalleford ; as the
king has learned by the record of Thomas de Ingelby and his fellows,
late justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Warrewyk, that he killed
him in self-defence.
March 29. Grant for life to the king's esquire, Robert de Neuton, of a yearly
Sheen. rent of 20 marks which Thomas de Alberton, deceased, lately took
of the wapentake of Langebergh, co. York, and which came into the
446
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 23—cont.
king's hands as escheat because Thomas, who held it of the king in
fee simple, died without heir. By p.s.
April 9. Pardon to John Conyngesby, late buyer for the household, of the
Sheen. following sums due from him to the king, to wit, 40/. of the third
penny of oxen and muttons whereof he was in arrear between
13 February, 43 Edward III, and 17 June following, 493Z. 65. Sd.
of the like third penny whereof he was in arrear between 28 June,
45 Edward III, and 27 June, 47 Edward III, 266/. 65. Sd. of the like
third penny whereof he was in arrear between 28 June, 47 Edward III,
and 30 September, 48 Edward III, and 282/. 5s. of the like third penny
whereof he was in arrear between 1 October, 48 Edward III, and
14 October, 49 Edward III ; and discharge of him, his executors
and terre-tenants of the said sums. By p.s.
April 8. Grant to the prior and convent of the house of the Salutation of
Sheen. the Mother of God, of the Carthusian order, by London, of a tun of
wine yearly of the king's alms in the port of London. By p.s.
April 2. Grant that the mazer cup called ' Edward,' and 39 other mazer
Sheen. cups which the king lately caused to be delivered to the prior and
convent of the order of Friars Preachers dwelling within the king's
manor of Childernelangele, shall remain for ever in their house within
the manor of the king's gift ; provided they be never eloigned there-
from. By p.s.
April 17. Appointment of Thomas Stake, lieutenant of the forest of Bere,
Westminster, co. Southampton, to provide and fell in the said forest and elsewhere
in those parts great timber and fuel for the repair of the castle of
Porchestre, and fuel for the lime-kiln there, and to carry the timber
and fuel to the castle.
Membrane 22.
April 5. Grant in fee to the king's serjeant, William Beyford, of the manor
Westminster, of Stathern, co. Leicester, which was granted to him for life by letters
patent dated 22 May, 44 Edward III. By p.s.
April 8. Grant, for life or until other order, to Geoffrey de Herdeby, of the
Sheen. order of the Friars Hermits of St. Augustine, master in theology,
of 50 marks yearly of the farm of the city of London. By p.s.
April 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Wenlok, clerk,
Westminster, to the prior and convent of Wenlok of 11 messuages in Wenlok, not
held in chief, which are of the yearly value of 26s. Sd. as is found by
an inquisition taken by John de Perton, late escheator in the county
of Salop, to hold in satisfaction of 40s. of the 20 marks of land and
rent which the prior and convent had the king's licence to acquire.
April 10. Whereas by letters patent the king lately granted to John de
Westminster. Salesbury the keeping of the lands and the marriage of the heir of
William Vavasour of the county of York ; he has now granted him
the said keeping and marriage from heir to heir, provided that he
find fit sustenance for such heir and support the real services and
other charges incumbent on the lands. By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
447
1377. Membrane 22 — cont.
April 12. Presentation of John de Mist ret on to the hospital of the Holy Ghost
Westminster, and St. Mary Magdalene, Sandon, in the diocese of Winchester, in
the king's gift for certain causes.
April 3. Whereas the king lately ordained that, beyond the number of twenty
Sheen. friars of the order of Friars Preachers dwelling within the manor of
Childernlangele, twenty others friars chaplains of that order should
dwell there to celebrate divine service for the souls of the king's
progenitors, the king and the king's heirs ; he has now granted to the
prior and convent of the said Friars Preachers 200 marks yearly at the
Exchequer for the sustenance and vesture of the said twenty friars,
as he granted them a like sum for the first twenty, until he shall have
granted in mortmain to the prioress and sisters of the house of the
order of Sisters Preachers, Dertford, 200 marks yearly of lands, rents
or benefices, to pay the said sum to the prior and convent. By p.s.
March 29. Grant, for life or until other order, to Richard Fode of 10/. yearly
Westminster, at the Exchequer in lieu of a like grant to him by letters patent,
surrendered, of 10 marks yearly when the king promoted him to be
serjeant harbinger of the cart and sumpter-horses. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has other letters patent, dated
3 June in this year, of the keeping of the manor of Stratton, co. Wilts.
April 17. Pardon to Nicholas Powere of his outlawry in the county of Middlesex
Westminster, for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert
Reydyng touching a plea that he render him an account of the time
during which he was his receiver ; he having now surrendered to
the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
The like to John Davy, chaplain, outlawed as above at the suit
of Felicia Lange touching a plea that he render her chattels to the
value of 10/.
April 16. The like to Simon Percy, outlawed in the county of Dorset at the
Westminster, suit of Edmund Barnabe for a debt of 60s.
April 12. The like to William Culhom, chaplain, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Norfolk at the suit of Thomas de Swafham for a debt of 26/.
April 18. The like to Beatrice Twygg, waived in the husting of London at
Westminster, the suit of Reynold Paye, ' cordewaner,' for a debt of 54s. 4d.
April 20. The like to Thomas Hoye, outlawed in the county of Middlesex
Westminster, at the suit of Geoffrey Caproun touching a plea of trespass against
him and others.
The like to John Pampiloun, outlawed as above at the suit of the
same.
The like to Richard Kirich, outlawed as above at the suit of the
same.
April 18. The like to Nicholas Amys, outlawed in the husting of London at
Westminster, the suit of Henry de Berkhampstede touching a plea that he render
him an account of the time during which he was his receiver.
448
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 22 — cont.
April 24. The like to Robert Clerk of Bert on Stacy, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Warwick at the suit of Walter, prior of Kenille worth, and Thomas
de Merston, his fellow-canon, executors of the will of John de Merston
Boteler, touching a plea that he render them 20Z.
April 24. The like to John Rees of Long Stratton, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of Simon Wynchecombe, citizen and armourer
of London, for a debt of 465. 8d.
April 24. The like to John Shirfeld of Salisbury, outlawed as above at the
Westminster, suit of William Tyderleye, citizen and merchant of London, touching
a plea that he render him an account of the time during which he was
his receiver.
April 28. The like to John Archere of Yaxham, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Middlesex at the suit of John Colle of Yaxham touching a plea of
trespass.
The like to William Syger of Estderham, outlawed as above at the
suit of the same.
The like to Robert Agge, outlawed as above at the suit of the same.
The like to John Thomson of Yaxham, outlawed as above at the
suit of the same.
April 30. The like to John Tyryngton, outlawed in the county of Essex at
Westminster, the suit of William Bovyngton touching a plea of trespass.
April 28. The like to Edmund Willy, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, at the suit of Thomas Walden touching a plea that he render him an
account of the time during which he was his receiver.
April 24. The like to William Semer of Scarburgh, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of Middlesex at the suit of John Palmer of Bodecleye for a debt of 10/.
April 29. The like to Peter Wyke, outlawed in the county of Southampton
Westminster, at the suit of Adam Wodecok touching a plea of trespass.
April 30. The like to John Stevyn of Trenosowe, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Middlesex at the suit of Walter Burgate touching a plea of trespass.
The like to William Yo, outlawed as above at the suit of the same.
The like to Robert Walwayn, outlawed as above at the suit of
the same.
Membrane 21.
April 10. Whereas John Pecche of London was lately impeached in the
Westminster, parliament at Westminster held on Monday after the feast of St.
George last, of having received by extortion from divers of the king's
lieges and others on his own authority 35. 4d. of each vessel of sweet
wine sold in London, amounting to a great sum, and of having procured
letters patent that none except himself should sell sweet wines in the
city at retail ; and being charged therewith did not excuse himself,
whereupon with the assent of parliament he was adjudged to prison,
there to stay until he should make fine and ransom at the king's will
and satisfy all persons damaged by such extortion ; the king, at the
supplication of certain of the magnates and commonalty of the realm
51 EDWARD III. 449
1377. Membrane 21 — cont.
in the last parliament, has pardoned him the said imprisonment,
fine and ransom, and has restored him to his old and due estate.
By K. and the great council.
Vacated because otherwise below under the same date.
Whereas lately, by judgment rendered in the Common Bench, the
king recovered his presentation to the church of St. Mary, Waynflete,
against the prioress of Stykeswolde, Walter Malet, then parson of
the said church by presentation of the prioress, and Richard North
of Waldneuton, then claiming a right in the church by provision
of the court of Rome, by default of the said prioress, Walter and
Richard, and afterwards presented Walter to the church, without
any mention being made in the judgment or presentation of any
title of right upon which the king ought to present, and for those
causes the prioress and her convent fear that prejudice might arise
to them ; the king, at the supplication of the prioress and convent,
has granted that the said judgment and presentation, and the fact
that no expression of title was made, and the obtaining of possession
of the church, shall not be prejudicial to them, and that they shall
have the advowson as they had it before the judgment and presenta-
tion. By p.s.
Presentation of John Symond, vicar of the church of Horton, in
the diocese of Salisbury, to a mediety of the church of Acford Skyllyng,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the priory of Montacute being in his hand on account of the war
with France ; on an exchange of benefices with Richard Lynham.
Whereas Margery, daughter of Richard son of Richard atte Hull,
brother of Hugh Coyter, kinswoman and heir of William atte Yate,
son of Annabel daughter of the said Hugh, lately intruded herself
without livery of court into a messuage, 4 acres of land and 3 acres
of meadow in Chelleworth after the death of William, who held them
in chief in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and
subsequently Thomas Costard acquired the premises in fee from
her and entered therein without licence, whereupon they were taken
into the king's hand ; the king, for \ mark paid to him by Thomas,
has pardoned the trespasses committed in the matter, and has granted
that he may have the premises in fee.
April 17. John Twesco, patron of a taret called the Seint Nicholas of Genoa,
Westminster, which was lately taken by certain of the king's subjects at sea with
divers goods and merchandise of certain merchants of Genoa, brought
to the port of Suthampton and afterwards delivered up with the
goods and merchandise by advice of the council, has attorned before
the king Lewis Gentyle of Genoa to sue for the said goods, and to
demand restitution thereof, or of their value. The king has also
granted that Lewis may make other attorneys in his place ; for one
year. W. de Burst all, clerk, received the attorneys.
April 20. Signification to W. bishop of London of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Maud Mountagu, nun of the abbey of Berkyng, to be abbess
of that place. By K. on the information of Robert Crull, clerk.
April 10.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 17.
Westminster.
Wt. 18915?
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450
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 21 — cont.
April 18. Ratification of the estate of Ralph de Bule as vicar of the church of
Westminster. Outthorn.
April 20. Pardon to Thomas son of Thomas Western of Torkesay, the younger,
Westminster, of the king's suit for the death of Richard de Gouteby, for which he
is detained in the Marshalsea prison ; as the king has learned by the
record of John de Cavendissh, chief justice, that a quarrel arose between
them in a ship at Burtonstathere and Richard drew his knife on
Thomas, whereupon the latter fled to the end of the ship and took
a ' pollax ' in his hand for self-defence, and Richard, running hotly
on the ' pollax,' fell overboard and was drowned.
April 21. The prior of Llanthony by Gloucestre, staying in England, has
Westminster, letters nominating Richard de Chyryton, his fellow-canon, and Thomas
Chaumbre as his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
John de Colyngborn received the attorneys by writ.
April 20. Grant, for 10/. to be paid to the king by Henry Asty, chief baron
Westminster, of the Exchequer, to him of the marriage of Robert son and heir of
Alice Turvile of Spoundon, co. Derby, to whom certain lands
descended by hereditary right after the death of Alice, which latter
held by knight service of the heir of the son of Henry de Beaumond,
who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward ; together with the
forfeiture of the marriage if it should pertain to the king.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 23. Mandate to Thomas Bataill, escheator in the county of Essex,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Berkyng to Maud Mountagu,
nun of the house, whose election as abbess has been confirmed by
William, bishop of London, and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the following escheators in the counties named : —
John Parker of Olney ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Thomas Illeston ; Surrey and Middlesex.
Nicholas Brembre ; mayor of London and escheator therein.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
April 20. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by John Moyne, for him to
Westminster, enfeoff Walter Payn and John Belvale of the manor of Eystanes atte
Mounte, co. Essex, held in chief, and for them to grant the same to
him and Joan his wife in tail, with remainder to his right heirs.
April 20. Gilbert, prior of the house of St. Nicholas, Exeter, staying in England,
Westminster, has letters nominating Matthew Exnyng, his fellow-monk, and John
Waryner of Cork as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The abbot of Bukfast received the attorneys by writ.
Membrane 20.
Feb. 15. Agreement between the king and the pope as to collations to
Westminster benefices.
Palace. [Fcedera ; except the form of the articles there printed. ,]
April 16. Revocation of the grant, dated 10 March last, of the office or
Westminster, bailiwick of chief forester of Ingelwode forest to Peter Tilioll for life ;
as the king, on 22 April in his forty-ninth year, granted the office to
William de Stapelton for life. By K. & C.
51 EDWARD III.
451
Membrane 20 — cont.
In consideration that the House of Converts in the suburb of London,
and the chapel, buildings and enclosures thereof, were almost totally
ruined when first the king's clerk, William de Burst all, had the keeping
thereof, by the negligence of others who had the keeping before him
and did not care to dwell there, and that William in his time incurred
great expenditure of his own goods on the repair thereof and in making
new houses there ; the king, in order that the house, chapel, buildings,
enclosures and new houses may be fittingly maintained, and at the
supplication of the said William, who is now keeper of the rolls of the
Chancery, has granted that after his death the house with its rights
shall be annexed to the said office, and that the chancellor or keeper
or keepers of the great seal shall have power at every voidance of the
said office by death, resignation or change of person, to institute
successively the keepers of the rolls in the said house and put them
in possession thereof. By p.s.
April 17. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of William de At on,
Westminster, now tenant of the lands mentioned, of the following : —
(1) Henricus, rex Anglorum, archiepiscopo Eboracensi et justiciario
et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis, Francis et
Angiitis, de Eboracensi stir a, salutem. Sciatis me reddidisse
et concessisse Alano filio Raginaldi Belet totam terram patris
sui quam tenuit de me in capite et de quocumque tenuisset die
qua fuit vivus et mortuus. Et ideo volo et precipio quod ita
bene et in pace et honorifice et libere teneat in bosco et in piano
et omnibus locis cum omnibus consuetudinibus suis sicut pater
ejus unquam melius et honorabilius tenuit et eodem servicio.
Teste, Eustachio filio Johannis, apud Udestoc.
(2) Henricus, rex Anglorum, T. Eboracensi archiepiscopo et
vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis, Francis et
Angiitis, de Eboracensi scir a, salutem. Sciatis me concessisse
et dedisse Raginaldo Belet in feodo firmam sibi et heredibus suis
per c. et x. solidos per annum xj. carrucatas terre et j. boveatam
in Hotona et in Prestitona et xiij. boveatas terre in Ebristitona.
Et volo et firmiter precipio et (sic) bene et honorifice et libere teneat
cum soca et saca et tolV et team et infangenetheof cum omnibus
consuetudinibus suis cum ego ipse melius tenebam dum fuit in
manu mea. Teste Rogero, episcopo Sarisburiensi, et Nigello
de Albiniaco et Roberto de Bruis, apud Portesmudam.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
April 20. Exemplification, at the request of Master Philip de Hambury,
Westminster, parson of the church of Dokelynton, of a certificate on the dorse of a
writ sent into Chancery by J. bishop of Lincoln, dated at Lydyngton
15 January, 1376, to the effect that, on a search of his registers and
memoranda, it is found that the chapel of Cokthrop is annexed to the
church of Dokelinton and has been time out of mind, and that it is
not of itself a benefice with cure, and that there never was a parson
admitted, instituted or inducted therein on the presentation of anyone.
April 13. Whereas on 28 February last the king, with the assent of the prelates
Westminster, and nobles in parliament, granted for life to John, king of Castile and
Leon, duke of Lancaster, a chancery and other liberties and royal
rights in the county of Lancaster, and now John de Blakburn and
1377.
April 11.
Sheen.
452
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 20— cont.
other men of the county, suing divers pleas and processes in the king's
courts begun long before the said date by king's writs directed to the
sheriff of Lancaster, fear that the said pleas and processes must be
discontinued by virtue of the said grant, and have prayed for a remedy ;
the king grants that ail writs, original and judicial, obtained before
the said date, which do not concern the king and his heirs only, but
concern free tenements in the county or other things perpetrated
there, and which are returned or returnable before the king or the
justices of the Bench or the justices of assize in that county and else-
where in any of the king's courts, shall be transmitted to the earl for
determination before his justices, together with the records and
processes thereof and other things concerning them.
By K. and the great council.
March 12. Exemplification, at the request of the tenants of Crundele, of a
Westminster, certificate by the treasurer and chamberlains of an extract from
Domesday Book touching the land of the bishop of Winchester in the
hundred of Corondel, co. Southampton. [Domesday Book, /, p. 41.]
Membrane 19.
April 16. Appointment of Richard de Stury and William Walssh, receiver of
Westminster. Kaerdyf in Wales, to repair the castles, mills and parks there late of
Edward, lord le Despenser, who held in chief, in the king's hand by
reason of the nonage of his heir, up to the sum of 87Z. 10s. 3JdL, which
sum has been delivered by tally to Richard of the debts of the arrears
of the account of Thomas Broun, late receiver of Glomorgan.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 16. Pardon to Stephen Mellere of the king's suit for the death of Thomas
Westminster. Noble, for which he is detained in the Marshalsea prison ; as the
king has learned by the record of John de Cavendissh and his fellows,
justices of the King's Bench, that he killed him in self-defence.
April 17. On information that the priors of the priory of St. Frideswide,
Westminster. Oxford, have bound the priory in such intolerable sums that, if they
were paid, the possessions of the house would not suffice for the
sustenance of the canons, so that divine worship there must needs
cease and other works of piety be withdrawn, and the dispersal of
the monks is feared ; the king has taken the priory with all things
pertaining to it into his hand and has committed the keeping thereof,
and of the manors, lands, rents, things and faculties pertaining thereto,
to his son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, to be
disposed of to the best advantage of the priory, provided that the
issues, beyond the necessary sustenance of the canons and their servants
to a moderate number, be applied to the succour of the house, and
has also taken the priory and its possessions into his protection, with
clause nolumus ; for three years. By K.
April 17. Presentation of Edmund Strete to the church of Merlawe, in the
Sheen. diocese of Lincoln, void by his resignation and in the king's gift by
reason of the keeping of the land and heir of Edward le Despenser,
who held in chief, being in his hand. By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
453
1377. Membrane 19 — cord.
April 16. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Gaynesburgh of pavage for
Westminster, three years.
April 18. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Alnewyk, co. Northumberland,
Westminster, of pontage and pavage for three years.
Grant to John del Dales of Malt on, John Barbour and John
Blakeman of pontage for three years in aid of the repair of the bridge
of New Malt on and of the causeway leading thereto.
April 20. Whereas Adam de Bury, citizen of London, was lately impeached
Westminster, in the parliament held at Westminster on Monday after the feast of
St. George last of having, when he was mayor of Calais and keeper
or captain of the castle or fortaiice of Bavelyngham in France, received
great sums of money for the safe keeping thereof but failed to apply
them thereto, and of having destroyed the king's exchange in London
for his own profit and made bullion in his own house there, and of
many other extortions, oppressions, deceptions, damages, grievances
and excesses inflicted by him on king and people both when he was
mayor and keeper as above and at divers other times ; and whereas
he, when called upon in the parliament to answer to the premises,
committed contempt by withdrawing himself and not caring to come
thither at the king's mandate, and his goods in London and the
county of Kent were thereupon arrested and kept under arrest until the
king should order their delivery to him by sufficient mainprise found
before the king in the Chancery for answering touching the premises ;
the king, in remembrance that his jubilee year is now completed and
at the supplication of certain of the magnates and commonalty of
the realm made in the last parliament, has pardoned Adam his
contempts, if he has incurred any, and his fine and ransom, if any
are due to the king, and the king's suit for all things whereof he was
so accused or impeached.
By K. on the information of Robert de Assheton, king's
chamberlain.
April 18. Pardon to Walter de Urcewyk, ' chivaler,' of his trespass in acquiring
Sheen. for life from John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, the
manor of Thoresby and the town of Scarthowe, held in chief, with
all rents, courts and other appurtenances in the county of Lincoln,
except knights' fees, advowsons of churches, escheats and reliefs,
and entering therein without the king's licence ; and grant that he
may hold the same for life. By p.s.
April 27. Revocation, for certain causes moving the king and council, of the
Westminster, grant to William Bret of the bailiwick of Yordeburgh, co. Lincoln,
by letters dated 17 April, 45 Edward III. By C.
April 26. Whereas at the time of the conquest of Calais the king granted to
Windsor Castle. John FitzWautier, deceased, and his heirs, an inn or messuage in that
town which was afterwards seized into the king's hand and is there
now ; the king has granted the same to Walter son and heir of the said
John, and his heirs, to hold by the same services as John held it, provided
that he keep the watches and support the other charges incumbent
thereon. By p.s.
Vacated because on the French Roll of this year.
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April 28. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by Henry Moden, Robert Cok
Westminster, and Robert Cartere of Rosse, for the alienation in mortmain by them
of 11 messuages, 12 shops and 40 acres of land in Rosse, not held of the
king, as is found by an inquisition made by Ralph Waleys, escheator
in the county of Hereford, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the church of Rosse for the soul of Master John de Rosse,
late bishop of Carlisle.
April 27. Pardon to Lionel Dautre, ' chivaler,' for good service to the king
Westminster, and his son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, of 10 marks yearly which he
is bound to render the king for the manor of Kymberworth on account
of the lands late of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, being in
the king's hand by reason of the nonage of his heir, and by virtue of
a demise of the said manor made to him by Edward for life. By p.s.
Membrane 18.
Whereas on 13 November, 47 Edward III, the king committed to
William Wenlok, clerk, the keeping of a third part of the manor of
Luton and of the hundred of Flitte, co. Bedford, in the king's hand
by reason of the idiotcy of William de Mortymer, at a yearly rent of
80 marks, and afterwards, on 28 December last, granted the said rent
to his esquire, Robert Bardolf ; now, at the supplication of William
Wenlok and Robert, both of whom have surrendered their letters
patent, he has granted Robert the said keeping from 28 December
last for such time as the said third part shall be in the king's hand,
without rendering anything therefor, provided that he find fit susten-
ance in food and clothing for William de Mortymer and repair and
maintain at his own costs the houses, mills and other buildings, gardens,
woods and enclosures pertaining to the premises. By p.s.
April 20. Presentation of John Sabyn, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of St. Mary, Totenesse, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift
by reason of the alien priory of Totenesse being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
April 20. Licence, for 5 marks paid to the king by Thomas de Houme of
Westminster. York, for the alienation in mortmain by him of a messuage in York,
held of the king in burgage, to the chaplain of a chantry lately founded
by Andrew de Bossall in the church of St. Mary Castelgate, York,
in aid of his sustenance and for the celebration of divine service daily
for the safe estate of Thomas and Mary, his wife, and for their souls
after their death.
April 23. Pardon to William de Burleye, chaplain, of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Stafford for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to satisfy Robert de Streton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of a
debt of 40Z. which the bishop recovered against him by judgment of
the same court and also of 60s. which he likewise recovered in the
same court for damages on account of the detention of the debt ;
as he has now surrendered to the Flete prison, alleging that the bishop
after the said judgment released to him by writing shewn before
the said justices all actions, real and personal, which he could have
against him, and the bishop, although warned by the sheriff of the
April 15.
Westminster.
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said county and solemnly demanded in court, did not come, whereupon
it was adjudged that William should go without day as to the bishop's
suit ; as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
April 20. Whereas lately in the parliament convoked at Westminster on
Westminster. Monday after the feast of St. George last it was objected against
William Elys of Great Yarmouth that, when he was collector or farmer
of petty customs and deputy of Richard Lyons, late farmer of the
subsidy of 6d. of the pound, in the port of Great Yarmouth, he took
by extortion by colour of his said offices at Kyrkelerode within the
metes of that port 33/. from certain merchants of Scotland in a ship
of Scotland laden with goods of merchants of Scotland which was
driven there by tempest, against the form of the truce with Scotland,
and that he took there at another time in the same way from certain
foreign merchants in a ship of Prussia laden with iron, wax and other
wares, which was likewise driven there by tempest, 17 nobles of gold and
a last of iron called ' Osmond,' worth 10/. 4s., although the merchants
were not discharging there and did not wish to do so, and that he
perpetrated many other extortions, oppressions, damages and grievances
while in those offices ; and also that he untruly complained to the king
of John Botyld and William Coupere of Loystoft that they, with others
unknown, lay in wait for him and grievously threatened him at Wykham
Market, and elsewhere in the county of Suffolk, as he was carrying
with him the king's money arising from the said custom and subskfy
from Yarmouth to Westminster, so that at his complaint they were
arrested and committed to prison ; and whereas William, being diligently
examined touching the premises, denied part of them and failed to
excuse himself of part, whereupon he, with the assent of the parliament,
was committed to prison until he should make fine and ransom at the
king's will, and 201. each were adjudged to John Botyld and William
Coupere for damages, and it was likewise adjudged that William should
satisfy all other persons damaged by him : the king, in consideration
that William has long satisfied John Botyld and William Coupere of their
damages and that Henry de Percy, one of the wardens of the marches
of England and Scotland, has certified before the council that on
examination by him of the said merchants of Scotland it is clear
that they are well content with William and hold him to be a faithful
merchant and minister of the king, acknowledging that he owes them
nothing, and likewise having regard to the fact that it was found
before William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and his fellows, justices of
oyer and terminer in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, that the
said William Elys is clear of guilt in the other matter of the taking
of 17 nobles of gold and a last of iron, whereof he was impeached,
and at the supplication of certain of the magnates and commonalty
of the realm, has pardoned William the said imprisonment, fine and
ransom, and his suit for the premises, and has restored him to his
former estate.
By K. on the information of Robert de Assheton, the
king's chamberlain.
April 28. Grant, at the supplication of John, king of Castile and Leon, duke
Westminster, of Lancaster, that the estate, degree and place of the king's clerk,
Thomas de Thelwall, one of the twelve clerks of the first degree in the
Chancery, whom the duke has appointed with the king's licence his
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chancellor in the duchy, shall remain intact during his absence from
the Chancery, and that he shall take from the chancellor yearly the
proper robes for his degree and shall continue his place by deputy
in the chancellor's inn during his absence, as has been done before in
like cases. By p.s.
April 28. Gift to Thomas Burbache, yeoman of the scullery of the household,
Windsor. of the goods late of Walter Kember of Roucestre to the value of 16/.,
which are forfeit to the king on account of a felony committed there
by Walter. By p.s.
April 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the king's kinsman,
Windsor Castle.Henry de Percy, of the advowson of the parish church of Ilklay, co.
York, and a yearly rent of 8 marks by the hands of the prior of Sixhill,
held in chief, to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St.
Mary, Lincoln, and for them to appropriate the church and take the
rent to find three chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of Lincoln for the safe estate of the king, Gilbert de Umframvill,
earl of Angus, and the said Henry, for their souls after their death,
and for the souls of the king's progenitors and the ancestors of the
earl and Henry. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and Henry has other letters patent,
dated 18 May, 1 Richard II, for granting the advowsons of the churches
of Ovyngeham and Ilklay to the prior and convent of Hextildesham.
April 17. Whereas the king lately granted in fee to John de Foxle, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, a tenement in Fletstrete in the suburb of London late of Nicholas
Sururgien, alias Nicholas Leche, which came into his hand because
Nicholas died without heir ; he has now granted him all the issues
thereof pertaining to him for that cause. By p.s.
Membrane 17.
April 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ipre, knight,
Windsor Castle. of 100s. yearly of land and rent, not held in chief, ^to the abbot and
convent of Cokersand. By p.s.
March 6. Licence for Simon de Burgh and Joan, his wife, to enfeoff Walter
Sheen Manor, de Preston, chaplain, and John Broun, chaplain, of a third part of the
manor of Little Marcham and a third part of a third part of the
manor of Tuxford, co. Nottingham, both held in chief, and for the said
feoffees to enfeoff Robert Grethed, parson of the church of Widmerpol,
and John Dyn, clerk, of the same, and for them to enfeoff David
Mort, chaplain, and John Barwe, parson of the church of Stanford,
of the same, and for them to enfeoff Robert de Swylyngton, knight, of
the same. By p.s.
April 21. Commitment for three years to Alexander Taverner of York of the
Westminster, office of the gauging of wines in the city of York and the port thereof,
taking the accustomed fees, so that he exercise the office by himself
or by deputy and answer at the Exchequer for the forfeitures.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 29. Grant to David Hunte of the keeping of the park of Sobbury, late
of the king's kinsman, Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, which
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with the manor of Sobbury and other lands late of the said Edward
is in the king's hand by reason of the minority of his heir, to hold
for as long as the park shall remain in the king's hand for that cause,
taking 2d. daily for such keeping out of the issues of the manor,
according to the tenor of letters of the said Edward made in his
lifetime on behalf of David. By p.s.
April 30. Grant for life to John Farnham, for long service to the king and the
Westminster, late queen, of 3 messuages and 20 acres of land in Tykeford, co.
Buckingham, 24 acres of land in Gothurst, in the same county, and
5 acres of land and an acre of meadow in Shiryngton, in the same
county, which are forfeit to the king because the prior and convent
of Tykeford acquired and appropriated them in mortmain without
the king's licence, and for which the king has been answered in 20s. 2d.
yearly at the Exchequer ; so that he support any charges due therefrom
to others. By p.s.
May 1. Grant, at the request of Adam, bishop of St. Davids, the chancellor,
Westminster, that in all voidances of the bishopric of St. Davids the precentor and
chapter of the church of St. Davids shall have the keeping of the
bishopric and of the temporalities thereof at a yearly rent of
190Z. 75. 6§d. By K. on the information of Robert de Assheton,
the king's chamberlain.
[Foedera.]
May 2. Grant to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of
Windsor Castle. Lancaster, of the money due of the issues or farm of the lands late
of John Lestrange of Blakemere from the time of his death until
the time when the king granted him the keeping of the said lands.
By p.s.
April 10. Pardon to John Pecche of London, as above (p. 448) ; and also of
Westminster, all debts, accounts and forfeitures, the 10s. of each pipe of sweet
wine sold by him or his deputies or officers which he was bound to pay
the king by pretext of letters patent mentioned in the above pardon,
all profits pertaining to the king on account of the sale or forfeiture
of any sweet wine or any contempt or trespass done to king or people
in the said office or by colour thereof, and all other things whereof
he was impeached or accused in parliament.
By K. and the great council.
May 10. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year,
Westminster, granted on 3 April last to Thomas de Malo Lacu, son of Peter de Malo
Lacu, the fifth, ' chivaler,' who was to have gone in the company of
Thomas Ughtred, knight, keeper of the castle of Loghmaban in
Scotland, to that castle ; as he makes stay in the county of York
attending to his own affairs, as the sheriff of the county has certified.
By C.
Membrane 16.
April 30. Pardon to William Wyndesore, clerk, of his outlawry in the husting
Westminster, of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to
answer Nicholas Aire, citizen and spicer of London, touching a plea
of debt of 12/. 155. ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison
as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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May I. The like to Hugh atte Halle, outlawed as above at the suit of John,
Westminster, earl of Pembroke, touching a plea that he render him an account of
the time during which he was his receiver.
April 27. The like to William son of Richard Chaumberlayn, outlawed in
Westminster, the county of York at the suit of Alice Chaumberlayn for a debt of
10 marks.
April 29. The like to Isabel late the wife of Laurence de Lyle of Gatecombe
Westminster, of the Isle of Wight, and his executrix, waived in the husting of London
at the suit of William Thornhull, citizen and ' armerer ' of London,
touching a plea that she render him 26 marks.
May 6. The like to Laurence de Brecham, chaplain, outlawed as above
Westminster, at the suit of Thomas Wyke, chaplain, for a debt of 4:01.
May 6. The like to Henry Bredenwell, outlawed as above at the suit of
Westminster. John Fitz Payn in a plea of debt of 20/. against him and Nicholas atte
Grene, Nicholas Alkele and John Bouryng.
May 6. The like to John de Selby of the county of Nottingham, outlawed
Westminster, as above at the suit of John de Shrouesbury, tailor of London, for a
debt of 4/.
May 11. The like to John Chantenhale, alias Chatenhale, outlawed as above
Westminster, at the suit of John Hockele for a debt of 60s.
May 12. The like to Benedict de Redyng, outlawed in the county of Norfolk
Westminster, at the suit of William de Brundale for a debt of 40<s.
The like to John Brok, alias of Long Stanton, outlawed in the
county of Cambridge at the suit of John Cheyne for a trespass, and
at the suit of John Cheyne and Joan, his wife, for a trespass against
Joan.
May 11. The like to William Strong of Bishop's Lenne, outlawed in the
Westminster, husting of London at the suit of Bartholomew de Berford of London
for a debt of 40$.
May 2. Grant to the king's clerk, Robert de Crull, of the prebend of
Westminster. Mommerfeld in the king's free chapel of Brugenorth, void by the
resignation of William Burstall. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and college of the said chapel.
May 3. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Cook as canon of the king's
Westminster, free chapel of St. Martin le Grand, London, and prebendary of Boures
at Godestre in the same chapel. By p.s.
April 27. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's esquire, William
Westminster. Purcell, of the 10/. 6<s. Sd. which the abbot and convent of Halesowayn,
co. Salop, are bound to render the king at fee farm for the manor of
Rouleye, co. Stafford, in recompense of a late grant to him of 10/.
yearly at the Exchequer by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
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May 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of Lenn
Westminster, of letters patent, dated at Walton, 10 July, 12 Edward II (rcctius III),
in their favour. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1338-1340, p. 110.]
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
May 6. Pardon to William Gramary, alias William Gramary, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, of Bykerton, of his outlawries in the husting of London for non-
appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer Ellen late the
wife of John Pert, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of debt of 28/. 3s. M.,
and to answer her and William son of John de Pert, knight,
executors of the will of the said John de Pert, touching a plea that he
render them 57 marks ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison
as Robert Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
May 1. Grant to the king's son John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of
Windsor. Lancaster, of all issues and amercements, forfeitures, chattels of
felons, fugitives and outlaws, fines and ransoms pertaining to the
king for time past in the duchy of Lancaster, whereof the king has
not been answered at the Exchequer or elsewhere. By p.s.
Membrane 15.
April 30. Notification that it is found by a certificate sent into the Chancery
Westminster, by John de Cavendissh, chief justice, that John Uphill in Michaelmas
term, 29 Edward III, for divers contempts and misdeeds perpetrated
by him, was put outside the king's protection and his goods and lands
taken into the king's hands, and that, on 10 May last, the king
pardoned him the said contempt, trespasses and forfeitures, whereupon
he was restored to the peace and the common law ; and upon this,
having touched the Holy Gospels, he made oath that he will not attempt
on this side or beyond the sea anything which might turn to the
prejudice of the king, the laws, the king's crown or judgments
rendered in the king's court, on pain of forfeiting 100Z. to be levied
of his goods and lands.
April 28. Grant to the king's son Edmund, earl of Cambridge, and Isabel,
Windsor. his wife, of the keeping of the manor of Brakstede, co. Essex, which
Mary de Sancto Paulo, late countess of Pembroke, held for life with
reversion to the heir of John de Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke,
who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward, to hold until the full
age of the said heir, provided they keep the manor without destruction
and do and support the real services and other charges incumbent
thereon. By p.s.
March 29. Grant to John Fissher of the 76s. Sd. yearly which Thomas le Des-
Sheen Manor, penser, ' chivaler, ' is bound to pay at the Exchequer during the
minority of the heir of Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, for
a plot and portion of land called ' Parlesthorp, ' co. Nottingham, which
are in the king's hand by reason of the minority of the said heir, and
in the keeping of Thomas by virtue of letters patent under the great
seal. « By p.s.
April 19. Grant to Robert de Assheton of the keeping of the lands late of
Westminster. Nicholas de Lovayne, knight, who held in chief, until the full age of
his heir, together with the issues thereof from the time of the death
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of Nicholas, and with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to
heir ; provided that he find fitting sustenance for such heir, keep
the lands, as in houses, buildings, woods, gardens and enclosures,
without waste and destruction, and do and support the real services
and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
April 28. The prior of Bath, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. John Stone, his fellow-monk, and Henry Maccordres, clerk, as his
attorneys in Ireland for three years.
Henry Percehay received the attorneys by writ.
April 31 Grant, for life or until further order, to John de Roche, k chivaler,'
(sic). whom the king has retained with himself, of 100 marks yearly at
Windsor Castle the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and he has letters patent of such 100
marks yearly, to be taken of the subsidy on cloths for sale in the county
of Wilts, under date 20 March, 4 Richard II.
May 1. Margaret late the wife of Bartholomew de Burgherssh, knight,
Westminster, staying in England, has letters nominating Thomas Holhurst and
Stephen Flemyng as her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
William Aldenne received the attorneys by writ.
May 1 . Ratification of the estate of Henry atte ' the Chapell ' as chaplain
Westminster, of the chantry of Wylcheswode, co. Dorset. By p.s.
May 3. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by John Wort he, for him to
Westminster, enfeoff Henry Caytewayte, parson of the church of Quenton, and
Hugh Norreys, chaplain, of the manor of Mulcote, held in chief, and
for them to grant the same to him in tail, with successive remainders
in tail male to William de Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' and Lewis de Clifford,
' chivaler,' and remainder over to his right heirs.
May 2. Ratification of the estate of Adam de Mucleston as prebendary of
Westminster. Mersheton in the king's free chapel of Stafford. By p.s.
May 6. Presentation of John de Bellerby, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Southgosseforth, in the diocese of Durham, in the king's gift by reason
of the keeping of the land and heir of Robert de Lyle, who held in
chief, being in his hand.
May 3. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Robert de Ferreres,
Westminster, sometime earl of Derby, dated at London, Friday before the feast of
St. Mary in March, 47 Henry III, and witnessed by Sirs Stephen de
Myners, Robert Pycoth, John de Cheyne and Andrew de Jarcunville,
knights, Ralph Barry, clerk, Henry son of Robert, clerk, Sir Henry de
Hirton, William Bagot, Henry Bagot, William le Clerc of Ly chef eld and
others, granting to all who will take burgages in his free borough of
Adgaresleg' that they shall have in each burgage 3 acres of land, to wit,
2 acres of arable and one in the borough to build on, and that they shall
keep all swine reared in their burgages quit of pannage in all his forest,
except in his hays now closed, and that they shall have every year
a buck in his forest of Nedewod to celebrate their fairs withal, and a
pipe of wine every day of the said fairs for seven years, and that
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neither he nor his heirs will make any caption against their will
in their fairs or market without fully satisfying them within fifteen
days, and that they shall be quit of all tallages and passage-toils
throughout his land except when the king tallages his boroughs in
full, and that they shall have ' housebote ' and ' haybote ' of all logs
(lignis) by view of his foresters, and that they shall have common feeding
in all his forest with cattle, except in his hays now closed, and shall give
for each ox Id., for each cow Id., for each wild horse (salvagio) Id. yearly,
to wit, at Michaelmas, and that they shall have a broad way, four
perches broad, leading from Bromle to the tenement of Ralph le
Carter, thence to Swerburn, thence to Le Stonysich, and thence to
the chapel towards Tutteburi, and three other ways profitable to the
borough, and that any of them may have an oven for making bread
for himself, but not for sale, and that they may grind where they
will ; to have and to hold the said burgages to them, their heirs and
assigns, except religious and Jews, with all the liberties, free commons
and easements pertaining thereto, rendering yearly to him and his
heirs ISd. for each burgage, to wit, at Michaelmas and the Annunciation ;
and if a burgage be empty or waste beyond a year and a day, then
the other burgesses shall answer for the farm thereof ; saving to him
and his heirs the third amercements for breaches of the assize of bread
and ale, bloodshed and the levying of the hue and cry in the borough,
which are to be paid yearly at the courts next following Michaelmas
and Easter. For J mark paid in the hanaper.
April 30. Whereas the king lately granted to Henry Scot the keeping of the
Westminster, bailiwick called ' Penrethwarde ' in Ingelwode forest during pleasure,
he has now granted him the same for life and during good behaviour.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and John W atson of Cotgarth has letters
patent of the said keeping for life, dated 25 February, 1 Richard II.
May 8. William son of Thomas Skryne, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Babe and William son of John Skryne of Dundalk
as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Richard de Tissyngton, clerk, received the attorneys.
Membrane 14.
April 23. Grant, at the supplication of the king's clerk, John de Hermesthorp,
Westminster, warden of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London,
to him and the brethren and sisters of the hospital of a small piece of
land adjoining the garden of the hospital, which the king's progenitors
had, with other land where the dyke is dug round the said Tower,
of the gift of the then warden, brethren and sisters of the hospital,
in return for 73<s. 4d. yearly at the Exchequer granted to the latter :
to hold for the enlargement of their garden at a yearly rent of 6s. 8d.
at the Exchequer. By p.s.
May 7. Whereas the king, on 17 August in his forty-third year, demised
Westminster, for life to his Serjeant, Walter Walssh, the castle, town and manor of
Odyham, co. Southampton, together with the park, and 40<s. of rent
issuing from purprestures there, at a farm of 55/. yearly at the
Exchequer, on certain specified conditions ; he has now, at the
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supplication of Walter, who has surrendered his letters patent, demised
the same at a like farm and on like conditions to Bernard Brocas,
' chivaler.' By p.s.
May 10. Commission to Walter Hanle, serjeant-at-arms, to take 2,050 logs
Westminster, for cross-bows which are in a ship of Spain called Nauseynt Johan
in the port of Pageham, and have them brought without delay to the
Tower of London.
Whereas Geoffrey Chaucer, controller of the custom and subsidies
of wools, hides and woolfells and other customable things in the port
of London, is often occupied on the king's service in remote parts
so that he cannot stay in person upon the exercise of his office, and
has deputed Thomas de Evesham to exercise the same in his absence ;
the king wills that Thomas may do so, and may write the rolls of the
office with his own hand, during Geoffrey's pleasure.
By bill of the treasurer.
Licence, by fine of 205. made with the king by William Tundu of
York, for the alienation in mortmain by him of a toft in York, held
of the king by the service of 2d. yearly as is found by an inquisition
taken by John Bygod, escheator in the county of York, to the chaplain
of the chantry at the altar of St. Mary in the church of St. George
Fisshergate, York, to celebrate divine service for the souls of Hugh de
Sutton, Maud, his wife, and Nicholas, his son, and the souls of his
ancestors.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 13. Joan, executrix of the will of Adam Garseton, late citizen and
Westminster, vintner of London, staying in England, has letters nominating William
Ilger and Bernard Baret as her attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Hugh de Gaudeby, clerk, received the attorneys by
licence of William de Burst all.
May 13. Protection with clause vohimus, for one year, for Richard Norton,
Westminster, going to Ireland on the king's service to stay there in the company
of James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, justiciary of Ireland.
By bill of p.s.
The like for William Ilger. By the same bill.
May 13. Grant in tail to John de Surrey, ' chivaler,' of the manor of
Sheen. Lowystoft by Yarmouth and the hundred of Luddynglond, co. Suffolk,
with all liberties, commodities and profits pertaining thereto ; and
of the reversions of the manors of Cosham, co. Wilts, and Salden
which Ingram de Coucy, earl of Bedford, and Isabel, his wife, hold
for the life of the latter, the manor of Faxflete which John Stryvelyn,
' chivaler,' holds for life, the manor of Bolton by Carlisle which Robert
Moubray, 'chivaler,' holds for life, all the lands held by John de
Nowers, 'chivaler,' for life, the manor of Hicchyng after the death of
the tenant, and the manor of Walton upon Trente which Godfrejr
Foljambe, ' chivaler,' deceased, held for a term still running.
By king's bill of the signet.
51 EDWARD III.
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1377. Membrane 14 — cont.
May 13. Grant in fee to John de Fret on, clerk, Robert Brom of Warrewyk
Sheen. and Hugh de Cotyngham, clerk, of the reversion of all the lands held
for life by James de Audele of Helegh whereof the reversion now
pertains to the king. By bill of the signet.
May 14. Grant for life to the king's kinsman, John Darundell, of the keeping
Westminster, of the castle of Corf and of the warren of Purbyk, taking the accustomed
wages and fees ; at the supplication of Bernard Brocas, to whom the
king granted the premises by letters patent, dated 16 October last,
surrendered. By p.s.
May 12. Commission to Richard de Imworth, serjeant-at-arms and keeper
Westminster, of the Marshalsea of the King's Bench, to provide carts for the carriage
of the prisoners of the said Marshalsea to divers parts of England
where the King's Bench shall go by the king's order, and to arrest
all whom he shall find contrariant or rebellious and commit them
to prison until they are willing to be brought to justice touching the
premises. By C.
May 18. Presentation of William Tymberlond to the church of Kynges-
Sheen. swynford, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield. By p.s.
May 23. Presentation of Peter de Burton, parson of the church of Perham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Chichester, to the church of Estergate, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien
abbot of Sees being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with William de Stok. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 13.
May 5. Whereas the king lately by letters patent granted licence for Maud,
Westminster, countess of Ulster, to found a chantry of five chaplains in the chapel
of the Annunciation of St. Mary within the church of the monastery
or priory of Campesse, and afterwards granted licence for the warden
and chaplains of the chantry to acquire in mortmain from Thomas
de Holbrok, ' chivaler,' 40/. of rent out of his manors of Holbrok and
Statynggeston and the advowson of the church of Rendlesham, and
to appropriate the church, and subsequently the chantry was
translated to Brusyerd into the manor of Rokhalle and transformed
to an abbess and sisters of the order of Minoresses of St. Clare ; the
king, because the said licence to the warden and chaplains has been
surrendered into the Chancery unexecuted, has granted licence for
the abbess and sisters of the order of Minoresses, Brusyerd, to acquire
in mortmain 40/. yearly of land and rent and the advowson of a church
to the value of 40 marks yearly, not held in chief, and to appropriate
the church. By p.s.
May 9. Presentation of Ellis de Sutton to the church of Bradford Peverell,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the alien abbot of Tiron being in his hand on account
of the war with France.
April 28. Licence for the alienation in frankalmoin by William de Monte Acuto,
Westminster, earl of Salisbury, son and heir of the late earl, to the prior and canons
of Bustlesham of 5 messuages, 3 cottages, 3 shops, 2 tofts, 470 acres
464
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 13 — cont.
of land, 56 acres of meadow, 140 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood,
a fishery in the water of Thames, 5 autumn works, 6Z. lis. Id. of rent
and a rent of \ pound of cummin in Cokham and Braye, co. Berks,
and Ikkeford, Wycombe, Great Merlawe and Little Merlawe, co.
Buckingham, and the reversions of the following lands in Ikkeford held
of the earl, to wit, 2 messuages, 20 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow
and a fishery after the death of Nicholas atte Watere, the elder, a mes-
suage, 20 acres of land and 6 acres of meadow after the death of William
atte Watere, a messuage, a cottage, 20 acres of land and 2 acres of
meadow after the death of Nicholas Ballard and Reynold Stephene,
a cottage after the death of the said Reynold, a messuage, 20 acres of
land and 2J acres of meadow after the death of John Wotton, a
messuage, 30 acres of land and 9 acres of meadow after the death of
Thomas Hounte, a messuage, 20 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow
after the death of John Nicol, a messuage, 20 acres of land and 3 acres
and a perch of meadow after the death of John Mundi, a messuage
and 9 acres of pasture after the death of Nicholas atte Watere, the
younger, a messuage, 30 acres of land and 3 acres and a perch of meadow
after the death of Richard Crey, a messuage, 20 acres of land and 5 J
acres of meadow after the death of Philip Baily, a messuage, 20 acres
of land and 2 acres of meadow after the death of John Hotton,
a messuage, a toft, 13 \ acres of land and an acre and a perch of
meadow after the death of Richard Olyvere, and 5 acres and a moiety
of an acre of meadow after the death of John Gibbes, all of the clear
yearly value of 19/. 6s. \l\d., beyond the said rent, whereof a
messuage, 2 cottages, a toft, 130 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow,
3 acres of wood, the fishery in the Thames, the said works, 70s. lOd.
of rent and the rent of cummin in Braye are held of the king in chief
as of his manor of Braye, and the remainder are held of the prior
and other lords, as is found by divers inquisitions taken by Nicholas
de Somerton and John Parker of Olneye, escheators in the counties
of Berks and Buckingham ; to hold in satisfaction of 40/. of the 300/.
of land and rent which the king lately granted licence for William
de Monte Acuto, late earl of Salisbury, to grant them in frankalmoin.
May 13. Thomas Holhurst, staying in Ireland on the king's service, has
Westminster, letters nominating John Suthbroke and William Rikill as his attorneys
in England for one year.
W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys before the
crossing of Thomas from England and until his return.
May 14. William Ilger, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters
Westminster, nominating William Rikill and Reynold Shitfeld as his attorneys
as above. W. de Burstall, clerk, received the attorneys.
May 14. Presentation of John Wynterbourne, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. All Saints, Dorcestre, in the diocese of Salisbury.
May 14. Whereas, on 20 October, 49 Edward III, the king revoked bis
Westminster, presentation of John Seynesbury to the church of Halywell, in the
diocese of Lincoln, and afterwards, — on the suggestion made by
John that the church, which is of the advowson of the abbey of
Ramesej^e, fell void by the death of William Drax, who possessed it
by an apostolic provision, during the voidance of the abbey by the
51 EDWARD III.
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1377. Membrane 13 — cont.
death of Robert de Nassyngton, and that the king, thus having the
right of presentation, presented him to John, bishop of Lincoln, by
whom he was admitted and instituted, and continued in possession
thereof until by the untrue suggestion of John Morice, who holds
the church by apostolic provision, that the king had [not] any right
or title to present, the king's presentation was revoked and he was
removed from his possession of the church, — the king ordered the
sheriff of Huntingdon to summon John Morice to be before the king
in the Chancery on a certain day, now passed, to show cause why
the presentation of John Seynesbury should not remain in force and
the revocation thereof be revoked, on which day John Morice, though
solemnly called in the Chancery, did not come, whereupon it was
adjudged that the said revocation should be revoked ; the king for
those causes has revoked the same.
Commission to John Peek, keeper of the rolls of the King's Bench,
to take carts for the carriage of the said rolls to divers parts of the
realm where the said Bench shall go by the king's order, and to arrest
all whom he shall find contrariant and commit them to the king's
prisons until they are willing to be brought to justice touching the
premises. By C.
May 13. Ratification of the estate of Robert de Whitchirche as parson of
Westminster, the church of Habyndon, co. Northampton, in the diocese of Lincoln.
By p.s.
May 12. Pardon to John Coukill of the king's suit for having broken by
Westminster, night the house of Alice de Bellirby and ravished her, whereof he is
indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Membrane 12.
April 24. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following : —
Westminster. (1) S. rex Anglie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis,
comitibus, vicecomitibus, baronibus et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, tccius Anglie, salutem. Sciatis
me concessisse et confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam pyro
anima regis H., avunculi mei, et aliorum antecessorum meorum,
regum Anglie, et pro salute mea et pro anima M. regine, uxoris
mee, et E. filii mei, donacionem illam guam W. comes Albem'
fecit Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie et monachis de Melsa, scilicet
villam Melse et boscum de Ruda et totam Waghnam, scilicet
tarn partem illam gue est de patrimonio suo guam illam partem
guam tenet de archiepiscopo, et passagium et ecclesiam predicte
ville et lianc predictam terram, videlicet, duodecim carrucatas
terre, ij. scilicet in Melsa et decern alias in Wagna, clamo gidetas
et liberas de Danegelda et de murdro et de omnibus geldis et de
omnibus secularibus negociis et serviciis et exaccionibus. Concedo
eciam et confirmo donaciones baronum meorum, scilicet, W.
Fossard et Radulfi filii Wimundi, hominis ipsius, et W. de
Percy et W. de Rumar et uxoris ejus, Agnetis de Albem', et Gaufridi
Dagun, hominis ipsius, et omnes alias donaciones baronum
Eboracensis Scire et hominum eorum guas vel dederunt racionabili-
ter vel daturi sunt. Quare volo et precipio guatinus ecclesia
prefata et monachi teneant et habeant omnes terras et tenuras
May 12.
Westminster.
Wt. 18915.
E 30
466
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 12 — cont.
illas bene et in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice, in bosco et
piano et pratis et pasturis et aquis et stagnis et viis et semitis
et omnibus locis, cum soca et saca et tol et theam et infangenetheof,
et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus et quietanciis cum quibus ecclesia
Beati Petri Eboracensis tenet et habet. Testibus, Henrico de
Essexa, Ricardo de Luci, Ricardo de Canvilla, Warnero de Lusoris,
Hugone de Essartis, apud Donestaplam. [a.d. 1153-1154.]
(2) H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et comes Andegavorum,
archiepiscopis, ej)iscopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus,
justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suist
Francis et Anglicis, tocius Anglic, salutem. Sciatis me
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse abbatie de Meausa et
monachis ibidem Deo servientibus et servituris imperpetuum in
liberam et perpetuam elemosinam omnia terras, tenementa et
loca, redditus et servicia que vet donacione vel empcione vel aliqua
alia justa acquisicione habent vel habituri sunt sicut carte quas
inde habent vel habebunt testantur vel testabuntur. Quare volo
et firmiter precipio quod predicta abbatia et monachi habeant et
teneant omnia predicta bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre
et honorifice, in bosco et piano, in pratis et pascuis, in viis et
semitis, in aquis et molendinis, in stagnis et vivariis, et in omnibus
aliis locis, rebus, possessionibus, libertatibus et liberis consue-
tudinibus suis imperpetuum. Et concedo et volo quod dicta
abbatia et monachi, tarn presentes quam futuri, habeant libere
curias suas in omnibus dominicis terris et locis suis cum universis
forisfacturis fugitivorum et felonum, et cum infangetheof et assisa
panis et cervisie et libera ordinacione ballivorum, conestabulorum
et aliorum ministrorum suorum, cum libera justificacione et
execucione ad premissa spectantibus, et amerciamentis et
forisfacturis eorundem ubique infra metas terrarum et locorum
suorum, et nequis eos super hiis disturbet vel inquietet super
forisfacturam decern librarum ad opus meum et heredum meorum,
et viginti solidorum ad opus vicecomitis Eboraci. Testibus,
Thoma cancellario, Ricardo Luci, Willelmo Malet, Willelmo de
Hasting', Petro de Bello Campo, apud Bonsmolins.
(3) Ricardus, Dei gracia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitannorum, comes Andegavorum, justiciariis, vicecomitibus
et omnibus ballivis et prepositis portuum maris et nundinarum
et mercatuum, et omnibus fidelibus suis, salutem. Precipimus
quod abbatia de Melsa et abbas et monachi et fratres ejusdem
loci sint quieti per totam terram nostram ubicumque venerint
de theloneo et pontagio et passagio et pedagio et de omni alia
consuetudine et secular i exaccione, et omnes res sint quiete quas
emerint vel vendiderint in nundinis vel mercatibus vel portubus
vel exitibus vel transitibus tarn per terram quam per aquam in
tota potestate nostra de quibus assecurare poterunt quod eas ad
proprios usus emerint vel vendiderint. Et prohibemus ne quis
super hoc eos disturbet aut vexet aut eis aliquam injuriam aut
gravamen inde facial super forisfacturam x. librarum. Teste
me ipso, xx. die Aprilis, apud Chinon.
(4) Johannes, Dei gracia rex Anglic, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitanie et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis,
episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vice-
comitibus et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. Sciatis
51 EDWARD III.
467
Membrane 12 — cont.
nos suscepisse in manum et custodiam et proteccionem nostram
abbatiam et abbatem de Melsa et monachos et fratres ibidem Deo
servientes et omnes res et terras et possessiones eorum sicut nostras.
Et ideo volumus et firmiter precipimus quod custodiatis et protegatis
et manuteneatis abbatiam Mam et abbatem et monachos et fratres
ejusdem abbatie et omnes res et possessiones suas sicut nostras
proprias, ita quod eis vel rebus vel possessionibus suis nullam
injuriam aut molestiam aut gravamen faciatis vel ab aliquo fieri
permittatis. Et siquis eis vel rebus vel possessionibus vel terris
vel hominibus suis in aliquo forisfacere presumpserit, plenariam
inde justiciam eis sine dilacione faciatis. Et prohibemus ne
ponantur in placitum de aliquo tenementorum suorum donatorum
vel venditorum sive invadiatorum nisi coram nobis vel coram
capitali justiciario nostro. Preterea concessimus et presenti
carta confirmavimus quod abbatia de Melsa et abbas et monachi
et fratres ejusdem loci sint quieti per totam terram nostram
ubicumque venerint de theloneo et pontagio et passagio et pedagio
et de omni alia consuetudine et secular i exaccione, et omnes res
sint quiete quas emerint vel vendiderint in nundinis vel mercatibus
vel portubus vel exitibus vel transitibus tarn per terram quam per
aquam in tota potestate nostra de quibus assecurare poterunt quod
eas ad usus suos proprios emerint vel vendiderint. Et prohibemus
nequis super hoc eos disturbit aut vexet aut eis aliquam injuriam
aut gravamen inde facial super forisfacturam decern librarum,
sicut littere patentes et carta R. regis, fratris nostri, quas inde
habent, racionabiliter testantur. Testibus, W. comite Sarisburie,
R. comite Leycestrie, Willelmo de Brahos\ Willelmo de Albert.
Data per manum Hugonis de Well', apud Vernolium, ix. die
Januarii, anno regni nostri quarto.
(5) A charter, dated 15 March, 21 Edward I, in favour of the
said abbey. [Calendar of Charter Rolls II, 427.]
(6) A charter, dated at Westminster, 4 October, 22 Edward I,
confirming to the said abbot and monks Melsa itself, in which
the abbey is situated, with Le Northgrang' and Felsa and all
their appurtenances, the wood of Rutha, Waghen with the
lordship thereof and the passage of the river of Hull and all
other its appurtenances, as well of the fee of the archbishop
of York as of the fee of the count of Aumale, Skyrna with the
water called Skyrna and with the lordship thereof, Wharrom
in le Stret with the grange there and the lordship of the town,
the grange of Salthagh with Le Guff croft and Petiland and
Lunberghland, the places and lands of their granges and
manors of Tharlesthorp, Mora, Etton, Blaunchmarl, Erghom,
Hayholm, Croo, Wassand, Haytfeld, Fischus and Sutton in
Holdernes, all the lands, rents and services which they have
in York, Beverle, Hedon, Arnall, Routon, Riston, Routh,
Suddcotes, Dripole, Benigholm, Gousel, Dimilton, Outhorn,
Aldravenser, Holmeton, Dodington, Grimston, Halsam, Fris-
mersk, Oustewik, Stokholm, Inkilmore, Beford, Dringhou,
Hertburne, Fraisthorp, Seton, Hornse, Horneseburton, Coting-*
hamsoken, Brantingham, Wandesford, Hoton Crauncewyk,
Gronall, Mollescroft, Raventhorp, Neuton, Gerthom, North-
burton, Lokington, Scardburgh, Ruddestan, Neubiging,
Midelton, Northdalton, Wartre, Huggat, Bronby, Hayton,
468 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 12 — cont.
Herelthorp, Belby, Ake, Otringham, Otringhammersk,
Gondermersk, Wilfletland, Birdesalmilne and Brianmilne, and
all their lands, rents and services acquired by them by gift,
purchase or other just means ; and willing that they have their
lands free and quit of all amercements, forfeitures, tallages, suits
of counties, ridings, wapentakes, assizes and pleas, and of aids
of sheriffs and their servants, and of all earthly service and
secular exaction pertaining to the king or his heirs, or their
bailiffs, and that they enjoy all liberties and quittances granted
by the king or his predecessors to them or others of the Cistercian
order, and all privileges granted them by the apostolic see ;
and prohibiting the taking of their sheep so long as they
have other cattle whereby they can be brought to justice, and
the shedding of blood, arrest, slaughter or other violence
within the enclosures of the abbey and its granges, manors,
places or lands, under pain of forfeiture of 10/. to the king and
205. to the sheriff ; and granting that they shall have courts
of all their tenants for all trespasses done within the metes of
their lordship, with free appointment, deposition and amerce-
ment of their bailiffs and constables, and the assize of bread
and ale and the amercements arising therefrom.
(7) Letters patent, dated 12 November, 14 Edward II, on behalf
of the same. [Calendar of Patent Bolls, 1317-1321, p. 521.]
(8) Letters patent, dated 16 June, 16 Edward II, on behalf of
the same. [Calendar of Patent Bolls, 1321-1324, p. 299.]
By fine of 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 11,
April 25. Presentation of Hugh de Gaudeby to the chapel of Kenewyk, in
Westminster, the diocese of Norwich.
April 23. Grant for life to John May ho of tenements in Marlebergh late of
Windsor. Nicholas Ponyt, Adam le Moure, Walter Hugel, Walter Pylet, Walter
Norton, Edith Hattere, Adam le Baker, Walter Cullebuk, Walter
Fowel and Nicholas Monge, a purpresture which Nicholas Tresser
holds in a lane in the same town, a tenement in the same late of Nicholas
Nubbe, stalls in the high street held by John Drywery, John Pestour
and William Aldewine, and a plot which John Palmere holds in the
said high street, all which are in the king's hands as escheat for default
of heirs and the king is answered therefor in 21 s. 5^d. yearly, as he
is certainly informed. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and the said John has other letters patent,
dated 28 March, 2 Bichard II, of a rent of 20s. in Netherhavene, co.
Wilts, in recompense of the premises.
May 8. Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's serjeant, Walter
Sheen. Norman, of 6d. daily at the Exchequer. By p.s.
May 11. Exemption for life of Thomas Yonge of Wenyngton from being
Westminster, put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
51 EDWARD III.
469
1377. Membrane 11 — cont.
May 13. Pardon, at the supplication of the king's daughter, the princess,
Sheen. to Thomas de Spridlyngton of Glentham of the king's suit for the
death of William Darcy of Glentham, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 20. Grant for life to the king's Serjeant, John Asphull, of the office of
Sheen. the constableship of the castle of Foderyngeye with the keeping of
the park of Foderyngeye, Erleswod and Neuhaye, taking the wages
and fees pertaining to the office and keeping. By p.s.
May 20. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, John Nief, of the office of porter
Westminster, of the castle of Haddele, which the king granted him during pleasure
by letters patent of 10 October last, surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, as king Richard with the advice of his
council, on 8 March in his fourth year, took the office out of John's hand
and granted him by other letters patent 3d. daily of the issues of the county
of Essex.
May 20. Pardon to Nicholas Repyndon of the king's suit for the death of
Sheen. John de Cast ell, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry. By p.s.
May 18. Appointment of John de Thorneton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and
Westminster. William Redmersshill of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to search all ships
and boats entering or leaving the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and
all other ports along the sea-shore as far as Whitby on the one hand
and Berwick-upon-Tweed on the other, and any suspected persons
therein, for wools, woolfells, hides, cloth or other merchandise not
cocketted or customed, or gold or silver in money by tale, or bullion,
plate or jewels laden therein, and for persons carrying bulls, letters,
instruments, processes or other things prejudicial to the king or his
subjects into or out of the realm against the prohibitions made in the
matter, and to arrest all such together with the ships and boats in
which they are and the persons taking them, and keep them safely
until further order. By bill of the treasurer.
May 12. Whereas the king lately granted to his serjeant, John Stygeyn,
Westminster, the keeping of lands and a rent in the county of Derby late of John
Fressheville of Palturton, who held in chief, together with the marriage
of his heir ; he has now granted him the keeping and marriage from
heir to heir, provided that he find fitting sustenance for such heir,
keep the lands and rent without waste or destruction, and suppo^'
the real services and other charges incumbent thereon. By
May 20. Confirmation in fee to Geoffrey Priour, fisher, of the teT
Sheen. the parish of St. Sepulchre without Neugate in thr
London, late of Robert de Langle, which the king \?J
him for life.
May 22. Grant for life to Amaury de Valort, ' chival'
Sheen. of Aquitaine, for good service in the war"
he has lost the lands of his inheritance '
those wars and has now become so old *
king's service, of 2s. daily for his su
470
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 11 — cord.
his clothing at the Exchequer ; and the king wills that the treasurer
and chamberlains stay any payment of the said sums made to him before
these times by virtue of any mandate to them under the great or
privy seals. By p.s.
May 21. Grant to the king's Serjeants, Thomas Loveden and William
Sheen Manor. Radescroft, of goods to the value of 35/. only late of Henry Harold
of Wherewell, co. Southampton, which are forfeit to the king because
Henry killed his wife ; provided that the king be answered at the
Exchequer for any such goods beyond the said value. By p.s.
April 20. Whereas the king by letters patent lately committed to William
Westminster. Strete the keeping of the manor of Rotherfeld during the minority
of the heir of Edward le Despenser at a yearly farm of 601. 16s. 10d.,
and afterwards granted to Edward Dalyngrugge, ' chivaler,' 40/.
yearly by the hands of William out of the said farm, and afterwards
granted William 8/. 12<§. Sd. of the said farm yearly, so that only
12/. 4s. 2d. remain payable by him ; the king has pardoned him the
last-named sum. By p.s.
June 3. Pardon to John de Billyngham of Eryum on Tese of the king's
Sheen. suit for the death of John Banyard of Eryum on Tese, whereof he
is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s. .
Membrane io.
May 20. Whereas the king lately granted licence for William de la Pole,
Westminster, the elder, deceased, to found a hospital of chaplains and poor folk
at Kyngeston-upon-Hull, and to grant to the master and brethren
thereof 20 acres of land and 201. of rent in Kyngeston and Miton,
held in chief as in socage and burgage, and to acquire temporal
tenements and spiritual benefices to the value of 200 marks yearly,
not held in chief, and grant them to the master and brethren ; and
also granted licence for Richard Lescrop to grant to William in fee
the advowson of the church of Medburn, held of the king in socage,
and for William to grant the same to the master and brethren for
appropriation ; and afterwards William, changing his purpose, proposed
to change the hospital into a religious house of nuns or Sisters
Minoresses, regulars of the order of St. Clare, and to appoint thirteen
such nuns, of which one should be abbess, in place of the chaplains,
and a certain number of poor folk, and to grant to them in mortmain
all the said lands and rents except the said advowson, which the king
afterwards recovered against Richard, and in place thereof lands and
advowsons to the value of 20/. yearly, at which sum the said church
is taxed, and obtained the king's licence to do so ; and subsequently
the king granted him licence to alienate in mortmain to the said abbess
and nuns the manor of Frisby, 4 messuages in Kyngeston-upon-Hull
and the advowsons of the churches of Frisby, Northcave and Foston
by Holdernesse in satisfaction of 140 marks yearly of the above-
mentioned 20 acres, 20/. of rent and 200 marks of temporal tenements
and spiritual benefices, and for the abbess and nuns to appropriate
the churches ; and now Michael de la Pole, son and heir of William,
has prayed the king, as the said letters have not taken effect, to grant
him licence to appoint and ordain, in place of the abbess and nuns,
who are not yet appointed, thirteen monks of the Carthusian order,
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of whom one shall be prior, as it is believed that God will be served
with more vigilence and devotion there by them than by women,
and also, as was first provided, thirteen poor men and thirteen poor
women, of whom one shall be over the others and called master, the
prior and monks and the master and poor persons dwelling and being
ruled either together or separately according to the ordinance of him,
his heirs or executors, and for him to grant to them all the lands and
rents which might have been assigned by virtue of the said licence to
the abbess, nuns or sisters, and poor persons : the king, by pretext
of 100«. which Michael will pay in the hanaper and on surrender of
the former licence, has granted him licence to do so after obtaining
the authority and assent of the diocesan and others interested.
By C.
June 1. Presentation of Edmund Forester, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Whityngton, of the immediate jurisdiction of the archdeacon of
Richemond ; directed to Master Humphrey de Cherleton, archdeacon
of Richemond.
May 30. Grant, for life or until further order, to William de Mountendre,
Sheen. ' chivaler,' of Aquitaine, of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and William has other letters of Richard II
enrolled on the Gascon Rolls of his seventh year, of the provostship of
Dax in Gascony.
May 30. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Hugh Cheigne,
Westminster, knight, going to Ireland to stay there in the king's service.
By bill of p.s.
June 3. Pardon to Thomas Reade of Shrouesbury of his outlawry in the
Westminster, husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
to answer John Hadlee, citizen of London, touching a plea of debt of
4:0s. ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert de
Bealknap, chief justice, has certified.
June 4. The like to William Crich of Taunton, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Somerset at the suit of Richard Plomer for a debt of 61.
June 5. The like to Henry Wyssh of the county of Sussex, executor of the
Westminster, will of Thomas More of the county of Sussex, outlawed in the husting
of London at the suit of John Philipot, citizen and merchant of London,
for a debt of 5 marks.
June 5. The like to Thomas de Hessewell and Stephen, his brother, and
Westminster. Richard, brother of Stephen, outlawed in the county of York at the
suit of William Colvill of Erneclif touching a plea of trespass.
June 9. The like to William Treskelly, outlawed in the husting of London
Westminster, at the suit of William Laydok, clerk, touching a plea that he render
him 405.
The like to Roger Polmorkyn, outlawed as above at the suit of the
same touching a plea that he render him 10 marks.
The like to John Dornell, outlawed as above at the suit of the same
touching a plea that he render him 40s.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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June 11. The like to John Wade, outlawed in the county of Cambridge at
Westminster, the suit of Thomas de Foston, clerk, touching a plea of trespass.
The like to John Spicer, outlawed as above at the suit of the same
in a like plea.
June 9. The like to Robert Buskenay, parson of the church of Alynden, of
Westminster, the county of Devon, outlawed in the county of Essex at the suit
of William Gardener of Waltham Holy Cross touching a plea of
trespass.
June 12. The like to William Holmton, burgess of Bishop's Lenn, outlawed
Westminster, in the busting of London at the suit of John Maymond, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 201. 13s. 4d. against him
and William Elys, burgess of Great Yarmouth.
June 10. The like to John Rackele of Wylledon, outlawed in the county of
Westminster. Sussex at the suit of Agnes Thurbarn, Simon Salerne and John Thur-
barn, executors of the will of Robert Thurbarn, touching a plea that
he render them 4 marks.
June 13. The like to Richard de Morlay of Tresfeld, outlawed in the county
Westminster, of York at the suit of the prior of Marton in Galtres touching a plea
of trespass.
Membrane 9.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent
of St. Bartholomew's, Smethefeld, by John Chishell, clerk, and John
Mirfeld of 27 s. 5%d. of rent and a rent of a rose yearly in Tewyng,
by John Chishell of 162 J acres of land, 9 acres of pasture, 15 acres
of wood and 5d. of rent in the same town and in Welwen, Dacheworth
and Kneb worth, and by the said John and John of the reversion of
the manor of Tewyng expectant on the demise of Joan late the wife
of John Spendelove, all which are not held of the king in chief and
are of the yearly value of 8 marks 9|d. as is found by an inquisition
taken by Thomas Bataill, escheator in the county of Hertford, to
hold in satisfaction of 10 marks of the 201. of land and rent which the
prior and convent had the king's licence to acquire.
May 30. Pardon to Walter Whithors of the king's suit for the death of Robert
Westminster. Vannere, said to have been killed before 20 September last, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
The enrolment of the mainprise of this charter appears below.
May 30. Commitment to the king's esquire, William de York, of the keeping
Sheen Manor, of the lands in the county of Weysford in Ireland which Mary de
Sancto Paulo, late countess of Pembroke, deceased, held for life in
dower or otherwise of the inheritance of the heir of John de Hastynges,
late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, until the full age of the heir,
and so from heir to heir ; rendering yearly 201. at the Exchequer of
Ireland. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, and William has other letters thereof
without rent, as appears below.
May 27.
Westminster.
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May 31. Appointment of John Osberne to take workmen and labourers for
Westminster, the works in the castle of Haddele and the parks of Haddele, Thunderlee
and Ray lee, put them to the works at the king's wages, take stone,
timber, and carriage for the same, and arrest all who are contrariant
and commit them to prison until they find security to serve on the
works. By C.
May 12. Whereas lately by letters patent under the seal of the Exchequer
Sheen Manor, the king committed to Thomas de Astwyk, son of John de Astwyk,
the keeping of a toft and a messuage at Brackele, co. Northampton,
and of a messuage in Astwyk, late of Geoffrey de Astwyk, merchant,
in his hands for 811. 19s. 10^d. which Geoffrey owes him as the price
of wools forfeited, to hold for as long as they shall be in the king's
hand for that cause at a rent of 24s. payable yearly at the Exchequer,
as appears by a certificate sent into the Chancery by the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer ; he has now granted the said rent to
his serjeant, Thomas de Comerton, to be taken by the hands of Thomas
de Astwyk or his executors or assigns, for life. By p.s.
June 3. Presentation of John Malt by, vicar of the church of Aulton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Winchester, to the church of Mulebrok, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of
Winchester being in his hand for certain causes ; on an exchange of
benefices with John Hognorton.
June 1. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, Thomas Chesthunt, one of the
Westminster, king's falconers, of certain lands late of David de Flittewyk, co. Bedford,
in Flittewyk, in the king's hand as escheat, in respect of which 10<s.
is answered to the king at the Exchequer yearly ; and of 40 acres
of land in Sutton, in the said county, in the king's hand because John
de Somersham, who held them in chief, alienated them without licence
to Nicholas Latymer, in respect of which 6s. Sd. is answered to the
king at the Exchequer yearly, to hold for as long during his lifetime
as the land shall remain in the king's hand by occasion of the said
alienation. By p.s.
June 4. Licence, for 60s. paid to the king by his clerks, Richard de Ravenser,
Westminster. Walter de Skirlawe and Robert de Beverlay, canons of the church of
St. John of Beverlay, for the alienation in mortmain by them of 6
messuages, 2 tofts and 6s. of rent in Beverley and Northburton, and.
the reversion of a messuage in Northburton expectant on the demise
of Alice Milner, to the chapter of the said church, in aid of the
sustenance of the fabric of the church.
Vacated because surrendered, and nothing thereof was done.
June 3. Whereas the king, on 9 March last, granted to Richard Fode 10/.
Westminster, yearly at the Exchequer, and afterwards, on 7 May following,
committed to him the keeping of the manor of Stratton for five years
at a rent of 40 marks at the Exchequer ; now, because Richard, who
is serjeant of the king's bakehouse, has surrendered both letters patent,
the king has committed to him the keeping of the manor of Stratton,
co. Wilts, for life, at a rent of 25 marks at the Exchequer, provided
that he maintain the houses and buildings pertaining thereto and
support all charges incumbent thereon ; and the king wills that the
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remaining 10Z. of rent be allowed to him in recompense of the 10Z.
yearly granted him by the first letters. By p.s.
Be it remembered that on 10 June, 51 Edward III, John de Blaby,
clerk, of the county of Leicester, John Lof of the county of
Southampton, Nicholas de Stapulford, Robert de Rodyngton of the
county of Nottingham, John de Welton of the county of Northampton
and Walter Scarle of the county of Rutland appeared in the Chancery
and mainperned for the good behaviour of Walter Whithors, whom
the king pardoned for the death of Robert Vannere.
Membrane 8.
May 9. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of John, late
Westminster, archbishop of York, dated at Thorp by York, 5 July, 1368, confirming
letters patent of the chapter of the church of St. Peter, York, sealed
with their seal in white wax and dated at York in their Chapter House,
1 July in the same year, inspecting and confirming an indenture between
Master William de Courtenay, canon of their church and prebendary
of Ampilford therein, and Robert de Goldesburgh, citizen of York,
sealed with the impression of the seal of the former in red wax,
witnessed by Thomas de Siggeston, Alan de Alnewyk, Thomas del
Garth, William de Hovyngham, John de Beverlay and others, and
dated at York, Whitsunday in the same year, testifying that the said
canon has let at farm to Robert all the messuage pertaining to his said
prebend, with the buildings pertaining to the said messuage, in
Staynegate, York, lying in breadth between the land pertaining to
the prebend of Barneby and the land of the vicars of the choir of
the church of St. Peter, and in length extending from the high street
of Staynegate in front to the land of the said vicars behind, to hold
to him and his assigns from Whitsun, 1368, for fifty years, rendering
to him and his successors 4 marks sterling yearly at York, with proviso
for distraint in case of the rent being in arrear ; and that Robert
will keep the messuage in repair at his own cost.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
May 25. Whereas on 8 October last the king granted to Robert de Assheton,
Sheen Manor, then treasurer, Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, Richard
de Ravensere, archdeacon of Lincoln, Henry de Snayth, clerk, and
Robert de Crull, clerk, the reversion of the castles and manors of
Fodryngeye and Ansty expectant on the demise of Mary de Sancto
Paulo, late countess of Pembroke, and also the manor of Fastern,
co. Wilts, for the king's life, with remainder of the whole in tail male
to the king's son, Edmund, earl of Cambridge, in part satisfaction of
1,000 marks yearly which the king granted him and his heirs male
at the Exchequer after the king's death ; and afterwards, on
3 November last, the king granted to the earl and the heirs male of his
body 1,000 marks yearly at the Exchequer from that date, willing
that the value of the said castles and manors, and of any other lands
of which he should be provided by the king or his heirs, should be
from time to time deducted from such sum ; and now the said Robert,
Nicholas, Richard, Henry and Robert, who after the death of the
countess entered into the castles and manors of Fodryngeye and
Ansty, have surrendered them and the manor of Fastern into the
king's hand and released all their right therein to him : the king
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has granted to the earl and Isabel, his wife, the said castle and manor
of Fodryngeye with their members, to wit, Nassyngton and Yarwell,
the castle and manor of Ansty with their members, and the manor
of Fastern with the manors of Wotton, Wynterborne, Tokenham,
Chelworth and its other members, together with the issues thereof
from the time of their surrender into the king's hand, in tail male,
together with knights' fees, advowsons of churches, chapels, religious
houses and hospitals, hundreds, markets, fairs, chaces, warrens,
meadows, woods, stanks, stews, fisheries, wards, reliefs, escheats,
liberties, free customs and all other appurtenances, in satisfaction
of 500 marks of the said 1,000 marks ; and has also granted to them
in tail male the reversion of the manor of Compton Basset expectant
on the demise of Bernard Brocas, knight, as of the value of 50Z. in
part satisfaction of the remaining 500 marks ; provided that the grant
lately made by letters patent to the abbot and monks of the abbey
of St. Mary Graces by the Tower of London of the reversion of the
manors of Westmelne, Little Hormede and Mesdon, co. Hertford,
after the death of the said Mary, remain in full force. By p.s.
Membrane 7.
May 29. Presentation of John de Misterton, parson of the church of Whitkall,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the chantry of St. Michael in the
churchyard of St. Austell, co. Cornwall, in the diocese of Exeter, in
the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the alien priory of
Tywerdraith being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with Thomas de Woubourne, chaplain of
the said chantry.
May 29. Grant, for life or until further order, to Thomas Grene, groom of
Sheen. the office of the laundry of the household, of 5 marks yearly at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
June 1 . Grant in fee to J ohn de Ipre, steward of the household, and William
Westminster. Strete, controller of the household, of the manor of Dunham on Trente.
By K. on the information of John, king of Castile and
Leon, and Nicholas Carreu, keeper of the privy seal.
June 1. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of Ralph de Stat hum
Westminster, and Goditha, his wife, kinswoman and heir of the undermentioned
John de la Launde, now tenants of Caldelowe and Snelleston, co.
Derby, of a charter, dated 15 October, 16 Edward I, granting to the
said John and his heirs free warren in those lands.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
May 29. Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of Gilbert Cerle, fewterer
Westminster, (veutrario) of the king's daughter Isabel, countess of Bedford, of letters
patent of the countess (in French), dated at Hadleigh Castle,
29 September, 37 Edward III, granting to the said Gilbert for her life
the offices of ' Garnierwyk ' and ' Strikere ' in her manor of Boue-
combe. The king also grants that, if the manor shall come into his
hand by the death of the countess during the life of Gilbert, he shall
have the offices for life.
By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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June 3. Grant to William May nerd, William Smyth of Heghegate and
Westminster. William Smyth of Iseldon of pavage for three years in aid of the repair
of the highways from London to Heghegate ; to be taken at Le
Heghegate and elsewhere as shall be expedient. By C.
June 1. Grant, for life or until further order, to John atte Welle of 10Z.
Westminster, yearly at the Exchequer, in lieu of a former grant, dated 20 September,
35 Edward III, of 10 marks while he should be in the king's service
and 101. after his withdrawal therefrom. By p.s.
June 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent
Westminster, of Selby, in satisfaction of 100s. of the 28/. yearly of land and rent
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of the following
messuages, tofts, land and rent, not held of the king, which are of the
clear yearly value of 51s. 4d. as is found by an inquisition taken by
John Bygod, escheat or in the county of York : —
by Denis de Marreys, a messuage, 9 tofts, 46J acres of land and
5d. of rent in Seleby ;
by John de Escryk of Seleby, a messuage, 5 tofts, 31 acres and a
rood of land in the same ;
by Robert de Acastre, a messuage in the same ;
by the said Denis and William Gayt, chaplain, a messuage in the
same ;
by John Petreburgh, chaplain, a messuage in the same, and
by the said John de Escrik, the reversion of a messuage in the
same expectant on the demise of Alice Spicer.
June 5. Presentation of the king's clerk, William Mugge, treasurer of the
Sheen Manor, cathedral church of Exeter, to the church of Crukern, in the diocese
of Bath, in the king's gift by reason of the keeping of the land and
heir of Hugh de Courteney, late earl of Devon, who held in chief,
being in his hand ; on an exchange of benefices with Robert Broke.
By p.s.
June 9. Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Exeter, — as the king has
Westminster, learned that his enemies of France and others adherent to them purpose
to invade the realm with no small number of men-at-arms and armed
men and chiefly to attack the said city with all their forces, — to survey
the walls thereof, compel by distraint all persons residing therein
and having lands and goods there to contribute to their repair, take
labourers within 10 leagues round the city for the improvement of the
walls, put them to the works at the wages of the commonalty of the
city, and arrest and commit to prison until further order all whom
they shall find contrariant or rebellious. By C.
Grant, for life or until further order, to the king's serjeant, Thomas
Stoke, of 100s. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
Peter Whitele.
John Goldewell. By the same writ.
Membrane 6.
June 2. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following : —
Sheen Manor. (1) Letters patent (in French) of Ingram, lord of Coucy, earl
of Bedford and count of Soissons, dated 1 October, 1375,
June 7.
Sheen.
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granting to his yeoman, Henry Dounham, for good service
to him and to his wife Isabel, the king's daughter, the house
and place of Fyneslesgrove in Luton for the life of himself and
his wife ; and as the earl has heard that a former servant,
called Wilkin de Horneby, holds the same at farm for a certain
time, he wills that Horneby hold it for his term, paying Henry
the sum of his farm ; and gives order to Sir Thomas Tirel,
his grand steward, John Jamez, his receiver in England, and
all others his officers, justices and subjects to allow Henry
to have peaceable possession of the said gift.
(2) Letters patent (in French) of the same, dated at Paris,
25 March, 51 Edward III, granting to the said Henry for the
life of himself and his wife, 1005. yearly in his manor of Swalfeld,
co. Berks.
The king also wills that, if Henry outlive the earl and his
wife, he shall have the premises for life.
By p.s. and for J mark paid in the hanaper.
June 8. Grant in fee to the king's squire, Thomas Hauteyn, of the messuage
Sheen. and 5 acres and 3 roods of land in Hadenham in the Isle of Ely,
forfeited to the king because the master and brethren of the hospital
of St. John, Ely acquired them in mortmain without licence by
Richard Tyd and Robert Hykelyngton, their fellow-brethren, which
the king lately granted him for life. By p.s.
June 10. Presentation of John Keteryng, vicar of the church of Hemel-
Westminster. hamstede, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Redelegh, in
the diocese of Rochester ; on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Wilford.
Grant for life to Alice de Perreres of as much wood for fuel within the
forest of Whittelwode as she shall need from time to time for her stay
at the castle of Moresende, and of as many oaks for timber in the
said forest as she shall need for the repair of the castle and the
houses and buildings pertaining thereto. By p.s.
June 6. Ratification of the estate which Alice Perriers has for life in the
Sheen. castle and manor of La Morende, cos. Northampton and Oxford, of
the grant of John de Ipre. By p.s.
June 10. Grant to the king's esquire, William de Risceby, marshal of the hall
Westminster, of the household, for long service, of the l\d. daily for wages which he
now takes*, as do the other esquires of the household, and also 4|e?.
daily, to wit, Vld. in all, to be taken by the hands of the keeper
of the wardrobe, for life, whether he be without or within the court,
or until further order. By p.s.
June 12. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Robert de Crull, as
Westminster, prebendary of Codeshall in the king's free chapel of Tetenhale.
By p.s.
June 10. Appointment of William Hygon, mayor of Corf, and William Clavyle
Westminster, to do the works ordained to be done in the castle of Corf by view and
testimony of John de Warmyngton, controller of the works.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 5.
Sheen.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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June 8. Whereas the king, on 16 July, 43 Edward III, granted by letters
Sheen. patent to John Desterny a messuage in the parish of St. Martin in the
Vintry, London, for life, and afterwards, on 6 July, 46 Edward III,
granted to him 2 cellars, 3 sollers and 3 houses built thereon in the
same parish for life or for as long as they should remain in the king's
hand for a certain cause ; now, at the supplication of John, the king
has granted the premises to him and Philippa, his wife, to wit, the
messuage in tail male, and the cellars, sollers and houses to them and
their heirs male for as long as they shall remain in the king's hand on
the said account. By p.s.
Membrane 5.
June 2. Ratification of the estate of the king's clerk, Thomas de Orgrave,
Sheen Manor, as warden of the hospital of St. James by Westminster. By p.s.
June 4. Pardon to Alice Perriers of all debts, prests and accounts in which
Sheen. she is bound to the king on account of any sums of money, or for gold,
silver, jewels, cloths or other things received by her or by others by
her survey as well in the king's chamber and the receipt of the
Exchequer as elsewhere in time past ; and of all sums which are or
might be current in demand against her for farms, issues forfeit,
amercements, chattels of felons and fugitives, or for any other cause,
as well in the king's time as when she was with the late queen Philippa ;
and of all actions, real, personal or mixed, which the king or his heirs
might have against her for the said causes or any other cause, so that
she, her heirs, executors and terre-tenants be quit and discharged
of the premises. Pardon, also, to her of all felonies, receiving of felons,
confederacies, conspiracies, ambidextries, champerties, maintenances
of false quarrels, conventicles, allegiances and other trespasses whereof
she is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent waivers.
By p.s.
June 1. Grant, for life or until further order, to Stephen de Haddele, in
Westminster, lieu of 100<s. yearly at the Exchequer granted him by letters patent
surrendered, of a yearly rent of 15/. due to the king and his heirs out
of the manor of Radeswell, now in the king's hand by the death of
Mary de Sancto Paulo, late countess of Pembroke, who held it in dower
or otherwise for life of the inheritance of the heir of John de Hastynges,
late earl of Pembroke, who held in chief, a minor in the king's ward,
by the hands of the king's kinswoman, the countess of Norfolk, in
whose keeping the manor is by the king's grant, and any other tenants
thereof. By p.s.
June 5. Grant for life to the king's serjeant, William Man, of the bailiwick
Sheen. of being warrener of the king's warren at Cantebrigg, taking the
accustomed wages and fees as John de Wyndesore, deceased, late one
of the king's yeomen, who had the bailiwick of the king's grant, took
during his life ; provided he be of good behaviour in the bailiwick.
By p.s.
June 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Pernel, chaplain,
Westminster, to the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Westminster, of the manor
of La Doune (except a toft, 6 acres of land and Id. of rent therein),
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not held of the king, which is of the yearly value of 4Z. as is found by
an inquisition taken by Thomas de Illeston, escheator in the county
of Surrey, in satisfaction of 100<s. of the 40/. of land and rent which
the king granted them licence to acquire in recompense for some of
their soil on which he lately built a great part of a tower in the
angle of his privy palace of Westminster.
Appointment of Nicholas Beek and Nicholas Davy to take carpenters
and other labourers for the works of the castle of Somerton, put them
to the works, take carriage for timber and other necessaries, and
arrest all whom they shall find contrariant and commit them to prison
until they find security to serve on the works.
June 9. Exemplification, at the request of the prior of Gysburn, of a
Westminster, certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to the effect
that it is found in the account of Thomas de Normanvill of the issues
of the bishopric of Carlisle, rot. 12 Edward I, that Ralph de Irton,
sometime prior of Gisburn, preferred by the pope to be bishop of Carlisle,
had restitution of the temporalities of the bishopric on 10 July,
8 Edward I, and that the said temporalities were in the king's hand
from 3 October, 6 Edward I, until the said 10 July, and that it cannot
at present be found in the Exchequer after whose death it was that
the temporalities were taken into the king's hand.
Grant to the king's Serjeant, William Coteler, one of the king's porters,
of the keeping of a third part of the manor of Paunton by Grantham
with the advowson of the church of that town, and of a water-mill,
5 carucates of land, 8 acres of meadow, 50 acres of wood and 15s. Id.
of rent, which manor, advowson, mill, land and rent were late of
John de Haryngton, ' chivaler,' who held them by knight service of
the daughters and heirs of the king's kinsman, Humphrey de Bohun,
last earl of Hereford, minors in the king's ward, and which third part
is in the king's hand by reason of the minority of Alice, one of the
daughters and heirs of John, to hold until the full age of Alice, together
with her marriage ; provided that he find her fitting sustenance,
sustain the said third part, as in houses and other buildings, woods,
gardens and enclosures, without waste and destruction, and support
the real services and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
Pardon to Agnes late the wife of Robert Vannere of the king's suit
for the death of her said husband, late citizen and vintner of London,
whereof she is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent waiver.
By p.s.
The mainprise thereof appears below in the second roll.
June 11. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Scardeburgh of pavage for
Westminster, ten years. By C. on the information of the treasurer.
June 10. Thomas Tanner, clerk, has letters nominating John Heyne, clerk,
Westminster, and Henry Broun as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Michael de Ravendal, clerk, received the attorneys.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 7.
Sheen.
May 31.
Sheen Manor.
480
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 4.
Whereas John de Cusancia, late prior of the house of St. Saviour,
Bermundeseye, and the convent of that place, demised by indenture
to Tidemann Lymbergh, merchant of Almain, and Geoffrey de
Withyngham, citizen and mercer of London, for a certain sum of money,
all their land in La Breche in the parish of Retherhethe together
with a piece of their land which Richard Vincent lately entered into
and enclosed, together with the waters, fisheries and other commodities
pertaining to them of the said lands and the rents and services of their
tenants in La Breche, to hold for the life of Tidemann and for five
years after his death ; and afterwards John de Claro Loco, then prior,
and the said convent, granted at farm to Thomas de Pykenham, citizen
and merchant of London, and John son of Robert de Pykenham all
their marsh called ' Druettesmersh ' with the houses situated therein,
and all their lands in a marsh called ' Priest emerssh,' which said
marshes, houses and lands Thomas de Abyndon held in his
lifetime in the parish of Retherhethe, co. Surrey, to hold to them
and their assigns from Michaelmas, 36 Edward III, for 50 years at a
rent of 8 marks sterling payable at Bermundeseye ; and now the
lands demised to Tidemann and Geoffrey are in the king's hand by
the death of Geoffrey and by occasion of a misprision committed by
Tidemann for the term mentioned, and the marshes and houses leased
to Thomas de Pykenham and John are in the king's hand on the
conditions mentioned above by grant of Walter Forster of London,
to whom Thomas and John granted their estate therein : the king,
at the supplication of the present prior, has surrendered his estate
in the premises to the prior and convent. By p.s.
Pardon to John Wyke of his outlawry in the county of Lancaster
for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer Nicholas
de Prestewich, Roger Williamson, vicar of the church of Rachedale,
and Robert Maunton, chaplain, executors of the will of John Boterle,
chaplain, touching a plea of debt of 24/. 10<s. ; he having now
surrendered to the Flete prison as Robert Bealknap, chief justice,
has certified.
The like to Robert Hudson, outlawed in the county of York at the
suit of Nicholas de Shirburn for a debt of 10/. ,
June 16. The like to Roger Horton, parson of the church of Chepyngnorton,
Westminster, outlawed in the county of Wilts at the suit of John de Roches, ' chivaler,'
touching a plea that he render him an account of the time during
which he was his receiver.
June 19. The like to Richard Bret of Wrangle, the younger, alias of the
Westminster, county of Lincoln, outlawed in the county of Lincoln and the husting
of London at the suits of John Wryght of Boston and William de
Brunham of Boston for a debt of 8/., Roger atte Strete, citizen and
mercer of London, for a debt of 34/. 25., John de Derlyngton for a
debt of 6/., and John atte Halle of Waynflet for a debt of 20/ .
June 19. The like to Edmund Pagenham of Suffolk, outlawed in the husting
Westminster, of London at the suit of Simon Reynham, citizen and mercer of London,
for a debt of 11/.
1377.
June 6.
Westminster.
June 13.
Westminster.
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June 20. The like to William Botillere, parson of the church of Wutton,
Westminster, co. Surrey, alias William Boteler, parson of the church of Neubolverton,
outlawed in the husting of London and the county of Surrey at the
suits of Robert Styward of Southbalton, parson of the church of
Neubald, co. Leicester, for a debt of 40 marks, and William Hayward,
chaplain, for a debt of 10 marks.
The like to John Leverich of Fordyngbrigge, outlawed in the county
of Wilts at the suit of John Coudray touching a plea of trespass.
June 19. The like to Thomas Munkton of Southotryngton, outlawed in the
Westminster, county of York at the suit of Hugh de Hanby of Kyngeston-upon-
Hull for a debt of 20 marks.
June 12. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Thrapston of pontage for
Westminster, three years. By C.
June 14. Grant to John Barkere and Thomas Mantel of pontage for three
Westminster, years in aid of the repair of the bridge of Yedyngham. By C.
Membrane 3.
June 7. Grant, for life or until further order, to William de Brantyngham,
Sheen. the king's avener, of 10Z. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
June 6. Whereas John Carswill, Walter Jay, Walter Tamerton, the younger,
Sheen. and Walter Tamerton, the elder, are indicted of having killed Roger
Northdon in the hall of Rathewell, and of having taken away with
them of his goods two horses and other goods ; the king has pardoned
John his suit for the death and other felony, and any consequent
outlawries. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
Walter Jay.
Walter Tamerton, the younger.
Walter Tamerton, the elder.
June 12. Presentation of John Warde, vicar of the church of Kynges
Westminster. Newenham, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the vicarage
of the church of St. Sepulchre, Norhampton, in the diocese of Lincoln,
in the king's gift by reason of the alien priory of St. Andrew,
Norhampton, being in his hand on account of the war with France ;
on an exchange of benefices with William Brian.
June 12. Pardon to John Bovyngdon of Welles, chaplain, of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Middlesex for non-appearance before the king to answer
John Reynald, 4 mercer,' touching a plea of trespass ; he having
now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison as John Cavendissh, chief
justice, has certified.
June 12. Whereas, on 28 January, 50 Edward III, the king by letters patent
Westminster, under the great seal of Ireland committed to Henry Lynham the
keeping of the lands late of John de la Feld, who held in chief, with
the keeping of reversions of dowers and all other appurtenances,
until the full age of John, his son and heir, rendering at the Exchequer
Wt. 18915. E 31
482
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 3 — cont.
of Ireland the extent thereof last taken ; and also, for 10Z. paid at
the receipt of the said Exchequer by Henry, the king granted him
the marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to heir, for the payment
of which extent and 10/. Thomas Scurlag, abbot of the house of St.
Thomas the Martyr by Dublin, stood pledge and mainpernor ; and
by inquisition afterwards taken before William de Wyndesore, then
governor and guardian of Ireland, it was found that the said John
de la Feld was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death
of a carucate of land in Feldeston as parcel of the manor of Feldeston,
held in chief by knight service, into which Margery Gernon intruded
herself after John's death and took the issues and profits from the
time of his death, and the keeping of which the king recovered against
her by process before the said governor, upon which Henry prayed the
king to grant him the keeping thereof as parcel of the lands late of
the said John, and the king, on 26 May following, committed the
keeping to him on the said mainprise at the rent of the extent thereof :
he now, at the request of William Nugent, administrator of the goods
of Henry, who lately died intestate, and for 40s. paid by him, ratifies
his estate in the said keeping and marriage.
June 18. Grant to the prior of St. Saviour's, Holandbrigge, of the order of
Westminster. Sempyngham, of pontage for two years in aid of the repair of the
bridge of Holandbrigge. By C.
Be it remembered that, on 19 June in this year, John Bampton of
the county of Essex, Peter WTotton, William Wermynstre, William
Goryng, William Broun and William Tollere of London mainperned
in the Chancery for the good behaviour of Agnes late the wife of
Robert Vannere, whom the king, by letters patent enrolled above,
pardoned for the death of her late husband.
June 15. Exemption for life of Clement Spyce from being put on assizes,
Sheen. juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff*, escheator
coroner, collector of tenths or fifteenths, arrayer or leader of men-at-
arms, armed men, hobelers or archers, or other bailiff or minister of
the king, against his will. By p.s.
Membrane 2.
June 15. Inspeximus and confirmation to William FitzHerbert, kinsman and
Westminster, heir of William son of Herbert of Norbury, of a charter, dated at Bury
St. Edmunds, 4 September, 36 Henry III, in favour of the said William
son of Herbert. [Calendar of Charter Rolls, 1, p. 403.]
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 16. Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by Thomas de Buklond, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, for him to enfeoff Master John Culden, John Edward, clerk, John
Colyngburn and John Dekne of the manor of Brokle, co. Southampton,
held in chief, and for them to re-enfeoff him thereof in tail, with
remainder in tail to John Wroth and Margaret, his wife, and remainder
over to the right heirs of Thomas.
June 17. Inspeximus and confirmation of a writing of Peter, abbot, and
Westminster, the convent of Persshore, dated the Sunday after the Assumption,
45 Edward III, granting for life to Walter de Hay, clerk, a corrody
51 EDWARD III.
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1377. Membrane 2—cont.
of 6 quarters 4 bushels of wheat, 6 quarters 4 bushels of barley and a
rent of 40s. out of their manors of Alesbergh and Adbryghton, to wit,
a bushel of wheat and a bushel of barley weekly, and 10s. at the four
usual terms ; with right of distraint for the corrody and rent.
For J mark paid in the hanaper.
June 15. Grant to Joan Boneville of the keeping of the manor of Hamondeston
Westminster, in the lordship of Glomorgan in Wales, which the king's kinsman,
Edward le Despenser, who held in chief, is said to have taken from
her by force and duress, to hold until the full age of Edward's heir,
provided that she keep the manor, and the houses, wood and
enclosures thereof, without waste and destruction, and support the
real services and other charges incumbent thereon. By p.s.
June 18. Presentation of Thomas de Magna Cressyngham, parson of the
Westminster, church of Kyrkested, in the diocese of Norwich, to a mediety of the
church of Ingeworth, in the same diocese ; on an exchange of benefices
with Ralph atte Heythe.
June 18. Restitution of the temporalities of the bishopric of Winchester
Westminster, to the bishop. [Fcedera.] By K. & C.
June 14. Grant to the king's esquire, William de York, of the keeping of
Sheen. the lands in the county of Weysford in Ireland which Mary de Sancto
Paulo, late countess of Pembroke, held in dower or otherwise for life
of the inheritance of the heir of John de Hasty nges, late earl of
Pembroke, who held in chief, until the full age of the said heir, and
so from heir to heir ; provided that he keep the lands, and the houses,
woods, gardens and enclosures thereof, without waste and destruction,
and support the real services and other charges incumbent thereon.
By p.s.
June 20. The prior of Little Malverne, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Roger Bolewas, his fellow-monk, and Thomas Bache,
clerk, as his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
H. de Cod[yngton] received the attorneys.
June 5. William de Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, attending in person
Westminster, before the council about divers matters touching his person, has
attorned before the king in his place Thomas Warenner and Stephen
de Fall to sue for him in all courts in England until Christmas next.
Like letters are made for the bishop under the names of William
Hoghton and Stephen de Fall for the same time.
Th. de Newenham received the attorneys.
Membrane i.
June 14. Pardon to Geoffrey Yong of the county of Sussex of the king's suit
Sheen Manor, for having, with others, ravished one Joan Southyn of the said county
in the parish of Brede, co. Sussex, whereof he is indicted or appealed,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
June 19. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of John de Hermes-
Westminster, thorp, warden of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower of London,
484
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 1 — cont.
and the brethren and sisters thereof, dated 26 April, 1376, granting
to Margaret de Hermesthorp a house in the hospital, to wit, a cellar
with a chamber built thereon annexed to the dwelling house of Sister
Katharine Frere on the east and to a hall by ' la vine ' on the west,
for life, with free entry and exit by the great gate to the said house
and the church in the hospital at due and fitting hours ; also a white
loaf and a black loaf daily of such value and weight as a brother
or sister takes, and 3 \d. daily for her cooking or pittance and for buying
ale, on condition that at her own charges she build at their manor
of Reynham in Kent a watermill within one year, to be maintained
by the warden, brethren and sisters ; with licence to distrain in the
said manor if the Z\d. daily and the two loaves be in arrear for one
month. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 5. Exemption for life of Gervase de Clifton, ' chivaler,' from being
Sheen Manor, put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, escheator, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king,
against his will. By p.s.
June 18. Although John Cauchon, parson of the church of Warton in Kendale,
Sheen. which church he holds of the king's presentation, was born in the
realm of France, nevertheless the king has taken him and the said
church, as well as his household and goods, into his protection during
pleasure ; and wills that he may dispose of and enjoy the church and
its fruits as other parsons born in England do, notwithstanding the
present or any future war with France.
By king's letter of the signet.
June 15. Grant in fee to John Gateneys, for long service, of a tenement and
Westminster. 2 acres of land in Eltham, lately in the hand of the king's mother,
Isabel, which are in the king's hand because she gave them to William
de Boys, Margery, his wife, and the said John and his heirs, to the
king's disherison ; and of a cottage and a rood of land by the said
tenement. By p.s.
June 14. Exemplification, at the request of the burgesses of Gildeford, of
Westminster. (1) a commission to William Neudegate, Ralph Thurbarn and Robert
Hertle, dated 28 March, 40 Edward III, to find by inquisition what
issues and profits John Brocas took by colour of his farm of the town
of Gildeford, and (2) an inquisition taken before the said William
and Robert at Guldeford on Monday the morrow of Palm Sunday,
in the same year, by the oath of William atte Park, Richard de
Stoughton, John Henaud, Simon Brocas, William atte Sydenye,
Peter Stonhurst, Robert Chisenhale, Simon atte Churche, Adam
Pynkhurst, Peter Semere, Richard Pruet and Walter Wodelond,
who say that John Brocas took in his lifetime by colour of his said farm
two parts of the rent of the custom of Brongavel, Ta.ngavel and
Fleshgavel of the town, and no more because the earl of Surrey took
the third part, and also all issues and profits of the perquisites of the
courts held every three weeks and of the courts of ' Pypoudres ' and
fairs there, together with the profit of one day of the view of frank-
pledge held there yearly, to wit, on Monday after St. Hillary, and
also the issues and profits of a messuage which fell as escheat by the
death of Andrew Caleys, who died seised thereof in his demesne as of
51 EDWARD III.
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1377. Membrane 1 — cont.
fee without heir while John had the farm, and also all goods of
fugitives, called ' wayf,' which he could take within his farm, and
all chattels of men taken for felonies who died before conviction.
Membrane 4ld.
Jan. 28. Commission to Walter Haywode, William Houghton and John
Westminster. Forster of Romeseye to make inquisition in the county of Southampton
touching a petition of the prior of St. Denis by Suthampton shewing
that, whereas Id. of each tun of wine brought to the port of
Suthampton has time out of mind been paid in aid of the sustenance
of the warden of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, Suthampton,
and the lepers of the hospital, which hospital the king lately granted
to him and his convent with all profits and emoluments pertaining
thereto, he is hindered in the collection of the said Id. which was the
greatest part of the profit of the hospital.
Commission de walliis et fossatis to Robert Howard, John Colvyle,
Ralph de Rocheford, William de Petworth, clerk, Hugh de Gaudeby,
clerk, Nicholas Blowere, John de Rocheford, William Neuhous and
Thomas de Walton, along the sea-coast in Merskland and the adjacent
parts, co. Norfolk.
March 4. The like to John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster,
Westminster. Roger de Kirketon, Thomas de Hungerford, John de Rocheford,
Thomas de Mapilton, parson of the church of Frampton, John de
Ravenser, parson of the church of Algarkirk, John Hode, Frederick
de Tylneye, William de Spaigne, Thomas de la Launde, Roger Toop
and William de Wihum, in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
March 18. The like to Richard de Ravenser, clerk, Roger de Fulthorp, John
Westminster. Cunstable, Gerard de Usflet, John de Aske, Robert de Haldanby and
John de Sadyngton, in the waters of Use, Ayre and Done in the parts
of Merskland and Osgodcrosse, co. York.
April 23. The like to John Cavendissh, William de Thorp, John Colvill, Martin
Westminster. Everard, John Holt, William de Petteworth, Thomas Pynchebek and
Thomas de Well, along the sea-coast in Ely, Dounham, Littelport,
Hadenham, Sutton, Chaterys, Dudyngton, March, Marchford,
Wytlesheye, Elm, Well, Wysbech, Leveryngton, Neuton and Tyd
St. Giles and elsewhere within the isle of Ely, co. Cambridge.
May 6. The like to Ralph de Basset of Drayton, William de Skipwyth,
Westminster. Roger de Kirketon, Roger de Fulthorp, William de Galby, clerk,
John de Boys, Thomas de Brunham and Hugh de Mitteford, between
Bykersdyk, co. Nottingham, and Donehevede, co. Lincoln.
May 12. The like to Roger de Fulthorp, John de Ask, William son of William
Westminster, de Skipwith, John de Brakenholm, John de Kirkeby and J ohn Lascels,
between Ouse, Derwent, Spaldyngmore and Houedenshire, co. York.
May 8. The like to Robert Bealknap, Thomas Maundevill, Robert de Teye,
Westminster. John de Gildesburgh, Geoffrey Dersham, Robert Rikedon, John Chalk
and William Danewebury, in divers marshes and places, co. Essex ;
with power to take carpenters and other workmen for the works,
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 4tld—cont.
put them thereto for as long as shall be necessary, and arrest and
commit to prison until further order all who shall be rebellious in the
matter.
Membrane 40d.
Jan. 30. Commission to Alvred Sulny, Nicholas Mongumery, Robert de
Westminster. Morton, sheriff of Derby, and Thomas de Wombewell to make
inquisition in the said county touching those who robbed Peter de
Legh of divers goods at Gloshop.
Feb. 10. Commission to Henry de Percy, Thomas de Ingelby, William de
Westminster. Atoun, Brian de Stapulton, Robert de Roos of Ingemanthorp and
William By set to make inquisition in the North Riding, co. York,
touching all felonies, trespasses, confederacies, conspiracies,
champerties, oppressions, extortions, damages, grievances and excesses
done in the town of Scardeburgh.
MEMBRANE 38d.
Commission to Thomas de Sandford, John Bruyn, sheriff of
Cumberland, and Robert de Ormesheved to make inquisition in the
said county touching an information that many tenants of the king
in divers purprestures arrented before these times before the stewards
of the manor of Sourby, which is in the keeping of Thomas, bishop
of Carlisle, by the king's commitment, depasture with their cattle
the wastes and pastures of the manor against the will of the said keeper
and contrary to right and custom, and fell the woods thereof, claiming
4 housbote ' and ' haybote ' as pertaining to their purprestures by
view of one forester unjustly elected by themselves and another
appointed by the king's ministers, and that the said foresters claim
and have by name of fee all the bark of trees felled [or] blown down
by wind, and that the tenants claim common of pasture in a place
called ' Coupmanbifeld ' and depasture it with their cattle at will,
not caring to pay the king any rent therefor although they used to
pay sometimes 6/. and sometimes 41. yearly, and also that, whereas
the king used to have a reeve elected by them and other tenants there
to collect his farms of the manor, they refuse to elect the reeve unless
the said keeper pay him a fee of 2 marks yearly, and also that they
claim and unjustly take trees blown down by the wind, and establish
and do other unheard of customs.
Feb. 13. Commission to John Haulegh, Benedict Botessana, John Clerk,
Westminster. William Knoll, William Clerc, Richard Gordon, John Knoll, Thomas
Renald, John Asshenden, John Briton, Richard Hervy and Thomas
de Asshenden of Dertemuth to survey the defects in the towns of
Clyfton Dertemuth, Sutton Dertemuth and Kyngeswere, and the
whole tithing of Hardenesse and the adjoining country, and in the
port of Dertemuth, whereby peril might arise by hostile attacks,
correct the defects, strengthen the towns, tithing and port by all
means, array the men thereof, do all other things necessary for the
salvation of those parts and arrest and commit to prison until further
order all whom they shall find rebellious in the matter. By C.
Feb. 12. Association of Thomas atte Ook of Bergham in the late commission
Westminster, of the peace and of oyer and terminer in the county of Norfolk to
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
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1377. Membrane SSd—cont.
William Ufford, earl of Suffolk, and his fellows ; provided that the
old commissioners do not await his presence before proceeding to
business.
The like of the said Thomas in the commission of the peace in the
county of Suffolk to the said earl and his fellows.
Feb. 20. The like of John Beuchamp of Poiwyk in the commission of the
Westminster, peace in the county of Gloucester to Hugh, earl of Stafford, and his
fellows.
May 5. The like of Thomas de Hungerford and Hugh Fastolf in the
Westminster, commission of the peace in the county of Norfolk to William de Ufford,
earl of Suffolk, and his fellows.
Feb. 14. Commission to the king's clerks, William de Burstall, Richard de
Westminster. Ravenser, John de Freton and Nicholas de Drayton, — on information
that there were many defects in the king's free chapel of St. Martin
le Grand, London, and in the deanery thereof, at the time of the death
of William de Mulso, the last dean, as well in the books, vestments
and other ornaments of the chapel as in the houses, enclosures, doors,
windows and other necessaries of the deanery, and in rented houses
and lands pertaining to the deanery, — to inform themselves and
certify the king in the Chancery what such defects were, for what
sum they could be repaired, what sums were received by William
or his predecessors from the first year of the king's reign until now
for making repairs there, whether any such sums remains unapplied,
and if so, in whose hands they are.
MEMBRANE 36d.
Feb. 10. Commission to Edmund, earl of Cambridge, constable of Dover
Westminster, castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, Roger de Walsham, William
Home and Peter Rede to make inquisition by the oath of knights and
others of the liberty of the said ports touching all conspiracies, con-
federacies, false allegiances and trespasses perpetrated therein ; and
to hear and determine the premises.
Feb. 8. Commission to Edmund, earl of March, Thomas de Bello Campo,
Westminster, earl of Warwick, William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, Master Walter
de Skirlawe and Master John de Shepeye, reciting that, in a certain
cause or matter lately moved before the constable and marshal of
the realm between Robert de Knolles and Richard de Wygan, the
said parties submitted themselves to the arbitration of certain of the
king's lieges on condition that if the arbitrators should not agree they
should make relation of the cause to Robert de Assheton to the end
that he, having received full information, should decide what was just
and consonant to reason, and now the king has learned on behalf of
Robert de Knolles that Robert de Assheton has rendered judgment
against him without receiving such relation and information, exceeding
the power given him by the parties, and the said Robert de Knolles
has appealed from the said judgment and decree and intends to sue
the business of the appeal in form of law ; and appointing them,
because the king cannot at present personally attend to the examina-
tion and determination of the matter, to inform themselves about
488
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 36d—cont.
the business of the appeal with its dependencies, and to determine
the matter. By K. & C.
Mandate to the constable and marshal of England not to meddle
further in the matter.
The like to Robert de Assheton.
Feb. 18. Commission to Richard de Imworth, serjeant-at-arms, reciting
Westminster, that on 8 September last, at the suit of John Kendale, vicar of the
church of Leuesham, in the diocese of Rochester, and William Assere,
parson of a mediety of the church of Aylmerton, in the diocese of
Norwich, who asserted that they intended to exchange benefices and
that the vicarage was in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the alien abbot of Ghent being in his hand on account of the war
with France, the king presented William to the vicarage, and afterwards
for certain causes revoked the presentation ; and appointing him
to arrest the said William and bring him before the king and council
to answer touching his deception of the king and his court. By C.
Mandate to all ecclesiastical persons, — on information that John
Cheyne and others, canons of the cathedral church of Exeter, have
obtained from the apostolic see provisions or collations of certain
farms of their church, although no such provision should pertain or
has pertained to that see according to the usual and approved
ordinances of the church, and moreover intend to bring the bulls of
such provisions or collations to certain ecclesiastical persons for execution
and to be inducted into the said farms by them, — not to permit the
said John or any other person to admit to, enter, intermeddle with,
or dispose of any manors or lands of the possessions or farms of the
said church unless they shall have lawfully accepted them according
to the customs and ordinances of the church and have done residence
there in person, and unless the said farms shall lawfully fall to them
according to the course of residence and the customs of the church,
and not to intermeddle therein themselves, except as above, especially
as such possessions are purely temporal and the cognisance of any
claim thereof pertains to the king's court and no other's, otherwise
the king will grievously betake himself not only to John and the
other impugners of his right but to themselves, as destroyers of the
chantries and rights of the church and of its services and other works
of piety, and favourers of John and the others. Mandate also to
them, if any bulls, instruments or processes touching such farms be
exhibited to them by John or his proctors or attorneys, or by any
others, to bring them before the king and council.
Membrane S5d.
Feb. 25. Commission to Henry Percehay, Richard Sydenham and John
Westminster. Vernaye to make inquisition in the county of Somerset touching an
information that many wastes and destructions were perpetrated in
the houses and buildings of the alien priory of Stokecursy and the
possessions thereof during the time when John Bakeler had the keeping
thereof by the king's commitment for a certain farm.
March 8. Commission to the mayor, sheriff and good men of Bristol, reciting
Westminster, that John Mynsterworth, ' chivaler,' is taken for his rebellion and
disobedience to the king and for adhesion to the king's enemies and
Feb. 23.
Westminster.
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1377. Membrane 35d — cont.
is being brought to their town, and that the king is given to understand
that certain favourers of the said John of the parts of Wales and other
adjacent places are striving to seize him out of the hands of the king's
lieges and prevent them from bringing him before the king and council ;
and appointing them to ordain for the safe bringing of John to the
Tower of London, have him brought thither and delivered to the
constable by indenture, and arrest and keep in prison until further
order all who are contrariant or rebellious. By K. & C.
Membrane 34d.
Feb. 12. Commission to John Compton to receive from the mayor and sheriff
Westminster, of Bristol Thomas Pardo^^stre, taken and detained in the king's
prison of Bristol for forging and counterfeiting the seal and bulls of
the pope, and from the bailiffs of Gloucestre one Reynold Clerk, taken
and detained in the prison of Gloucestre for the like offence, together
with the cause of their taking, bring them to the Marshalsea prison
and deliver them to the keeper thereof for safe keeping until further
order. By C.
Feb. 22. Commission to Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Kyrketon, Simon
Westminster, de Leke, William de Burgh and William de Lughtburgh, on complaint
that many weirs, mills, stanks, palings and kiddles are newly placed
and raised in the water of Trent between Notyngham and Kenaldef erye,
so that the course of the water is so diverted, obstructed and narrowed
that ships and boats cannot pass as they used, against the form of
the ordinance made in the parliament lately held at Westminster,
to survey all such weirs, mills, stanks, palings and kiddles, and all
other defects of the said water, find by inquisition in the counties of
Nottingham and Lincoln what weirs &c. were raised in the time of
the king's grandfather and afterwards, and by whom and when, compel
the removal of all such and of all other defects of the water by those
who raised them and others who are bound to do this, do all other
things necessary for the better and safer passage of ships and boats,
and hear and determine the premises.
March 4. Commission to John de Eperston, mayor, and Nicholas de Werk
Westminster, and John de Hawardby, bailiffs, of Lincoln, to make inquisition in
the said city and the suburb thereof touching all felonies, homicides,
robberies, extortions and oppressions perpetrated there.
March 6. Commission to Walter FitzWautier, Walter atte Lee, John Bataylle,
Westminster. Henry Spark and Clement Spice to make inquisition in the county
of Essex touching an information by petition of the commonalty of
the realm exhibited before the king and council in the parliament
lately held at Westminster that fishing, which used to be plentiful
in divers ports and other places where there is ebb and flow of the
sea, is destroyed in many ways by certain fishermen who have
cunningly made an instrument called a ' wunderthon,' like a ' drag,'
upon which so close a net is fixed that even the smallest fish cannot
escape therefrom, so that the fishermen take such a great number of
these small fish that they do not know what to do with them but give
them to their swine for food, and moreover the net touches the ground
under the water so evenly and heavily that the spawn of fish and
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flowers growing under the water and other things wherewith the
greater fish might five and be nourished are destroyed.
By pet. in pari.
March 7. Commission to John Trailly, ' chivaler,' Andrew Cavendissh,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Walter Amyas, clerk, Hugh Fastolf, Edmund Gourney,
John Caltoft and Edmund Spicer to arrest and deliver to the prioress
of the monastery of Bungeye of the Benedictine order, in the diocese
of Norwich, for chastisement according to the rule of the order,
Katharine de Monte Acuto, nun of the said monastery, who is vagabond
in secular attire in divers parts of the realm as Henry, bishop of Norwich,
has signified to the king by his letters patent.
March 5. Commission to Alan del Strother, John de Mitford and John de
Westminster. Thirwall, the elder, to find by inquisition in the county of Cumberland
for what causes the manor of Ley and a place called ' Eflyngeham ' in
Tyndale, of which the abbot and convent of St. Mary, Jeddeworth,
and their predecessors, have been seised time out of mind, are taken
into the king's hand, by whom, when, and in what manner, and of
what value they are yearly in all issues.
March 5. The like to the said Alan del Strother, bailiff of the liberty of Tyndale,
Westminster, and the said John and John, as above.
MEMBRANE 33d.
March 5. Commission of the peace, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester,
Westminster. Northampton and Westminster, to John, king of Castile and Leon,
duke of Lancaster, Gilbert de Umframvylle, earl of Angus, Ralph
Basset of Sapcotes, William de Skypwyth, Andrew Luterell, Thomas
de Hungerford, Henry Asty, William de Burgh, Thomas Claymond
and Ellis de Midelton, in the parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
The like to the following in the counties named : —
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Philip Darcy,
John de Well, Ralph de Cromwell, William de Skipwyth,
Thomas de Hungerford, John Dymmok, William de Burgh,
John Poucher, John Boys, Thomas Thymelby, Thomas Fitz
William and Nicholas de Hatclif ; the parts of Lyndesey, co.
Lincoln.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, William de
Skipwyth, Roger de Kirketon, Thomas de Hungerford, John
de Rocheford, Robert de Haryngton, William de Burgh, John
Hode, Frederick de Tilney, William de Spayne, Roger Toup
and William Wihum ; the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
March 8. Nicholas de Audele, Roger de Kirketon, John de Eynesford,
Westminster. Walter Deverose, David Hanemere and Stephen White ;
Hereford.
Feb. 8. Thomas de Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp, John de Santon, mayor
Westminster. of York, John de Gysburn, John de Acastre, Thomas de Howome
and Thomas Thurkill ; the city of York and suburbs.
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Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, John de Boutetourte,
Roger de Kirketon, Walter de Cokeseye, John atte Wode,
David Hanemere, John Beauchamp of Le Holte, Henry de
Bruyn and Robert Burgiloun ; Worcester.
March 14. John Cressy, William de Skypwyth, Simon de Leek, William de
Westminster. Burgh, Robert de Morton, Robert Martell, Thomas de Staunton,
John Stanhop and Edmund de Clay ; Nottingham.
Hugh, earl of Stafford, Ralph Basset of Drayton, Ralph de
Ferrers, Roger de Kirketon, John de Verdon, David Hanemere,
John de la Pole, Simon de Lichefeld and Aymer de Lichefeld ;
Stafford.
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Ralph Basset
of Sapcote, Roger Belers, William de Skypewyth, John Talbot,
James Belers, Thomas de Erdyngton, William de Burgh,
William de Lughteburgh and Geoffrey de Segrave ; Leicester.
March 28. Robert Bealknap, Henry Asty, John de Charleton, William de
Westminster. Swanlond, Geoffrey Martyn, Henry Frowyk, John Shordich and
Thomas de Charleton : Middlesex.
May 10. Edmund, earl of Cambridge, John de Cobham, Robert Bealknap,
Westminster. Roger de Walsham, Henry Asty, William Horn, Thomas de
Shardelowe, Nicholas Heryng, Thomas Garwynton, Thomas
Archerugg, William Tydecombe and John Brode of Smethe ;
Kent.
Membrane 32d.
June 2. John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster, Henry
Westminster. de Percy, John de Nevill of Raby, Richard Lescrop, Thomas de
Ingelby, Roger de Fulthorp, Richard de Richemund, John de
Laton, John de Lokton, Thomas de Etton, William de Blakeden,
John de Sadyngton, Thomas Lovell and John de Dent ; the
North Riding, co. York.
Membrane sod.
March 17. Commission to Thomas of Wodestoke, constable, and Henry de
Sheen Manor. Percy, marshal of England, John Knyvet, John de Ipre, steward of
the household, and Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, to
deliver the prison of the Tower of London of John de Mynsterworth,
' chivaler,' and William Lengleys, prisoners therein for certain treasons
and other felonies and misdeeds committed by them within the realm
and elsewhere against their fealty and allegiance, whereof they are
notoriously accused. By K.
Membrane 2Sd.
Feb. 26. Commission to Master John Marre, doctor of theology, Master
Westminster. John Packewod, doctor of decrees, Master Philip Bryan and Master
Thomas de Mountagu, bachelor of civil law, reciting that, when a
congregation was celebrated in the university of Oxford on the morrow
of the Purification last according to the statutes and privileges of the
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university, and certain graces, dispensations and reconciliations were
made and granted to divers persons there according to custom, certain
masters in arts of the university who through malice and negligence
were not present at the congregations, and others their favourers
and accomplices, out of ill-will to some persons making and obtaining
the said graces, dispensations and reconciliations, procured the stopping
of them as far as they could and, if their power were equal to their
wishes, would quash and utterly annul them and the congregation,
and so there are divers maintenances, illicit conventicles, dissensions
and discords there which, unless they be quickly pacified and settled,
will tend to the hurt and weakening of the statutes and privileges
of the university, the disturbance and terror of the scholars studying
there and the scandal of the whole university ; and appointing them
to make inquisition and inform themselves in the best and quickest
way whether the congregation and grants of graces, dispensations
and reconciliations were made in due form or not, and if so, to affirm
and corroborate them in the king's name and impose silence on all
who oppose them or are contrariant in the matter, and also to examine
the said dissensions and discords and their causes and circumstances,
settle, pacify, decide and finally determine them, and certify the
king in the Chancery of the names of those who are contrariant in the
premises. [Ayliffe's University of Oxford.]
March 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, Richard de
Westminster. Acton, Henry Percehay, Walter de Clopton and Matthew Michel,
on complaint by John Umfray, clerk, that Ivo Fitz Waryn, * chivaler,'
Thomas Shouk, Richard Cherleton, Robert Bakere, William Berham,
chaplain, John Plumbere, William Ferour, John Davy, John Gouus,
John Chamberlayn, John Panytere, John Burton, Thomas Gele,
Robert Warner and others broke his close and houses at Lymyngton,
co. Somerset, carried away his goods, depastured, trod down and
consumed with their cattle his crops and grass there, and assaulted
and wounded his men and servants.
For 20<s. paid in the hanaper.
March 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, John
Westminster. Seintcler, John Wayvyle, William Batesford, Nicholas Wylcombe
and Thomas Blast, on information that William Fyfhyde traitorously
carried corn without the realm to foreign parts for the aid and
sustenance of the king's enemies during the late war with France,
and perpetrated felonies, trespasses and other misdeeds in the county
of Essex. By C.
Membrane 2ld.
March 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, Robert
Westminster. Bealknap, William de Skypwyth, Robert Marny and John de Bampton,
on complaint by Richard, earl of Arundell and Surrey, that Edmund
de Arundell, ' chivaler,' John atte Helle of Sabrichesworth, Alan
Brid, ' Esmondesservant of Arundell,' John Cadbury, ' Esmondes-
servant of Arundell,' John Glenvyll of London, 'taillour,' Henry
Bawe, ' Esmondesservant of Arundell,' John Pope, 'Esmondesservant
of Arundel,' Ralph Coker, ' Esmondesservant of Arundell,' John
Parker, ' Esmondesservant of Arundell,' John Aldewyne, ' Esmondes-
servant of Arundell,' John Lynch of Shrewsbury, John Gower,
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1377. Membrane 27d — coni.
Philip Chamberleyn, ' Esmondesservant of Arundell,' John Adekyns,
' Esmondesservant,' and others, broke his closes and houses at High
Rothyng, Ovesham, Childescanefeld, Yenge Margrete and Wolfhamps-
ton, co. Essex, fished in his free fishery at High Rothyng, carried
away fish and other goods and 1001. of money by tale there and at
the other towns, and assaulted and imprisoned his men and servants.
By K. and for 205. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 26d.
Commission to William Bussy, John Pouger, John de Boys, Thomas
de Thymulby and John de Repynghale, the younger, — on information
that divers men of the city of Lincoln, by pretext of pavage granted
to the mayor, bailiffs and good men thereof, have received and collected
many sums of money of goods and merchandise coming to the city
and have converted them to their own uses and still retain them, —
to find by inquisition in the county of Lincoln who were deputed to
collect the pavage and for how long they collected and levied it, how
much they applied to the repair of the paving of the town, and how
much they kept in their own hands, and to hear and determine the
account of the said collectors, cause any sums remaining with them
to be levied and applied to the said paving, and do all other things
which can be done by auditors of the said account.
Membrane 24d.
March 24. Commission to John de Beauchamp, knight, Walter Deveros, John
Westminster. Joce of the county of Gloucester, Edmund de Brugge and Thomas
de Brugge to find by inquisition in the county of Worcester who the
evildoers were who intruded upon the king's possession in the manors
of Ribbesford and La Roke, co. Worcester, which were seized into the
king's hand by the escheator in that county for just and reasonable
causes, took and still take the issues and profits thereof, and perpetrated
wastes and destructions there.
Membrane 23d.
April 10. Commission to John Dodyngseles, ' chivaler,' William Burgh and
Westminster. John le Rous to make inquisition in the county of Worcester touching
a complaint by the men and tenants of the king's manor of Fekenham,
co. Worcester, that Nicholas Wawe and others of his accomplices
imprisoned them at Fekenham, kept them in prison until they made
fine with them for their delivery, and inflicted and daily inflict on
them such threats, injuries and grievances that they must needs
leave the king's tenure there unless he quickly come to their aid.
Commission to Robert Warnere of Boston, John Bakster and Adam
de Wandesford to make scrutiny in the town and port of Boston, and
in the arms of the sea and other waters and sea-coasts adjacent, in
accordance with the late ordinance in council, that no one cross the
sea without the realm without licence, or take with him gold or silver
in money or mass, jewels or letters of exchange (the bearer of any such
to be arrested and brought before the king and council, excepting
known merchants who shall find security before the bailiffs or keepers
of the ports and places where they cross that they will only employ
the same in merchandise, and the sender to forfeit the amount sent),
March 26.
Westminster.
April 1.
Westminster.
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and that no one coming from or going to the court of Rome or other
foreign parts bring or take with him letters patent, bulls, instruments,
processes or other things prejudicial to the king, the realm or the king's
subjects, and that no one going with licence to the court of Rome or
other foreign parts pass from any port or place of the realm until he
shall have found security before the king in the Chancery not to sue
or procure, or cause any other to sue and procure, anything which
might turn to the prejudice or damage of the king, the realm or the
king's subjects, or the hurt, impeachment or weakening of the laws
of the realm, and shall have letters patent of licence making mention
thereof, on pain of being put outside the king's protection and having
his body and goods forfeited to the king according to the statute of
the king's twenty-seventh year.
The like to the following in the ports and towns named : —
May 1. John Foughle of Cicestre and John Barbour of Shorham, in all
Westminster. towns and ports in the county of Sussex. By C.
May 10. Adam Paye and Robert Clere, in the town and port of Emmes-
Westminster. worth.
Membrane 2 id.
April 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Skypwyth, Roger
Westminster, de Kyrketon, Roger de Fulthorp, Thomas Kedale, John Boys, Robert
de Morton and Hugh Mitteford, on complaint by Ralph Basset of
Drayton, 'chivaler,' that Robert Forester, Richard Emson, William
Markaunde, Robert Couke, Nicholas Hursflete, Robert Thomasson,
William ' in the Filers ' of Eppeworth, William Haldenbyman, William
Esttofte, Richard, prior of St. Oswald, Nostelles, Brother John
Dalby, his fellow-canon, John Malton of Burton, William, vicar of the
church of Halyngflete, Robert Swaloue and others entered his free
chace at Belton and Crulle in the isle of Axiholm, co. Lincoln, hunted
therein without licence, took, killed and carried away certain deer,
and drove others from the chace so that it is destroyed.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
March 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Clynton, John
Westminster. Cavendissh, William Trussell, Roger de Kirketon, Walter de Cokesey,
William Flamvill, John Holt and William de Burgh, on complaint
by the king's widow, Juliana late the wife of Richard Vernon, ' chivaler,'
who lately, for certain lawful and honourable causes, made a vow of
chastity before Robert, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and chose
the mantle and ring as is the custom there, that whereas she came
by the king's writ to Westminster for certain arduous matters touching
the king, and when the business was finished wished to return to her
own parts with the king's licence, William Bagot, Thomas Maundevill
and others, armed and in array of war, assaulted, wounded and
imprisoned her at Potterspirie, co. Northampton, took her thence
to the castle of Warrewyk, detained her long in prison there, took
away her goods at Potterspirie, and assaulted and wounded her men
and servants. For ] mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane I7d,
April 30. Commission to the king's son, Thomas of Wodstok, constable of
Westminster. England, to examine and determine the appeal of Robert de Knolles,
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1377. Membrane lid — cont.
in the place of Edmund, earl of March, Thomas de Bello Campo,
earl of Warwick, William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, Master Walter de
Skirlawe and Master John de Shepeye, as they must be occupied
about certain arduous matters with which the king has charged them.
(See p. 487.)
April 26. Commission to Diggory Seys, ' chivaler,' — as the king has learned
Westminster, that many of his enemies and their adherents gathered together with
a great multitude of armed men purpose within a short time to invade
the land and lordship of Wales, especially in the county and lordship
of Pembroke, and to destroy, depopulate and harass the lordship
and the king's people and subjects there by land and sea, — to survey,
repair and fortify the castle and town of Pembrok, the castle and
town of Teneby and the castle of Kilgarren, furnish and array them
with arms, armour, victuals and other necessaries, to wit, the castles
at the king's costs to be paid by the receiver of the said lordships by
the commissioner's order and warrant, and the towns at the costs of
the burgesses and others bound to contribute to their fortification ;
and also to survey the other castles and fortresses in the said county,
to wit, the castles of Maynerbiere, Carieu, Pilton and Nieuport, and
all others which might fitly be held, compel and distrain by all means
their lords to have them repaired and sufficiently furnished and arrayed
with armed men and archers, victuals and other necessaries, under
pain of forfeiture ; and also to array all defensible men of the said
county and lordship, have them furnished with arms and armour,
have them kept in array, always ready to resist the malice of the
king's enemies, compel and distrain all who owe any services of war
at the castle of Pembrok and the other castles and towns aforesaid
to do such services, do all things necessary or advantageous for the
safety and defence of the said county and lordships, even by distraint
and sale of the goods of those who are negligent or rebellious, and
arrest and commit to prison until further order all who are contrariant
or rebellious.
Membrane I6d.
May 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Bealknap, Henry Asty,
Westminster. Edward Seint Johan, ' chivaler,' Roger Dalyngregge and Roger
Asshebourneham, on complaint by Richard, earl of Arundel and
Surrey, that William Fifhide, John Way vile, John Benefeld, John
Wyth, John Skolete, Simon Benefeld, Richard Dymmyk, John Isak,
Thomas Beches, Richard Nedleswerthe, Thomas, parson of the church
of Bolnee, William Bolnee, John Fyfhide, Thomas de Bolnee, John
Holnee, John Gratewyk, William Gratewyk, John Okyndenne, James
atte Homwode, John Covert, John Coppetrowe, Robert Becchele,
Thomas Pepelory, Walter Cokshete, Robert Smyth, Walter Gynnour,
Gilbert Boukere, John atte Homwode, John Costedele, John Cokshete,
Alexander, vicar of the church of Hurst, John atte Vikers, William,
late parson of the church of Clayton, John Kent, William atte Hogges,
Thomas Page, Richard ' Johanservant Vyncent, clerk,' John Fresshe-
feld, John atte Broke, Richard atte Knolle, John atte Wythegh, John
Alchiborne, John Sloman, John Wellere, John Pulhare, Richard
Erugge, Thomas Cat, John Clerk, John Gardiner, John Passefay,
John atte Redene, John Elynton, John Hunte, John North, Thomas
atte Gate, Robert Osemound, William Lambard of Hurst, John son
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane 16c? — cont.
of James Homwode, John atte Forde of Hurst, Andrew Hayward of
Preston, John Paryn, John ' the paryssheprest of Nytimbre,' Thomas
atte Colines, Reynold Motay, chaplain, Simon Lythere, William
Stokele, John Holeford, Richard Holeford, John le Parker of Ponynges,
and others, entered his free chaces and warren at Southese, Tetlescombe,
Pydyngho, Mechyngge, Kyngeston, Blachyngton, Bercompe, Plumpton,
Dychenyng, Clayton, Kymere, Bolnee, Hurst, Cokefeld, Strete, Hammes,
Newyke, Westhothlegh, Chagelegh, Balcombe, Falmere, Ponynges,
Slagham, Porteslade, Pycombe, Perchyngge, Abberton and Lyndfeld,
co. Sussex, hunted therein without licence, carried away deer from
the chaces and hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warren,
and assaulted his men and servants at Lyndefeld, Pycombe and
Bercompe. For 405. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane Ud.
May 8. Commission de kidellis, pursuant to statutes of the twenty-fifth and
Westminster, forty- fifth years, to Warin de Lisle, John de Ipre, steward of the
household, Nicholas de Carreu, keeper of the privy seal, John de
Foxle, Bernard Brocas, John de Kentwode, Gilbert Wace, Thomas
de Houton and Robert Tresilian, in the water of Thames in many
places in the counties of Buckingham, Berks, Oxford, Surrey and
Middlesex. By K. & C.
May 8. Commission to Thomas Barre, sheriff of Hereford, Baldwin Brigge
Westminster, and John Appresse to make inquisition in the said county touching
those who killed Roger Chaundos at Hereford.
May 6. Association of Thomas de Redenesse in the late commission de
Westminster, walliis et fossatis to Richard de Ravenser, clerk, and his fellows, in
the waters of Use, Ayre and Done in the parts of Merskland and
Osgodcrosse, co. York ; provided that the former commissioners
may proceed to business without awaiting his presence.
Membrane \zd.
May 12. Commission to Robert Teye, Walter Deverose, David Hanemere,
Westminster. Robert Bray and William Jeuet to make inquisition by the oath of
men of the lordships of Brecombe, Haye, Huntyngton and Caldecotes
in Wales touching all seditions, felonies, contempts, trespasses, con-
spiracies, extortions, oppressions, champerties, ambidextries, falsities
and deceptions, damages, grievances and excesses perpetrated there,
as well in forests, stews, waters, assarts and purprestures as elsewhere,
and touching all wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, lands and other
profits and emoluments pertaining to the king which have been
concealed, withdrawn or occupied ; also to make due restitution of
the latter, and to hear and determine the premises at the suit of the
king or others ; and commission to them to be justices to take hearings
in all personal pleas, as well of accounts, errors and attaints, as all
others, and to correct what has been wrongly done therein and punish
delinquents. By K. & C.
Membrane \\d.
April 29. Commission of array to John de Cobham, Robert Bealknap, Roger
Westminster. Wylasham, Stephen de Valence, Thomas, master of the hospital of
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Osprynge, John de Frenyngham, William Home, Thomas de Sharde-
lowe and the sheriff, in the county of Kent ; as the king has heard that
his enemies and their adherents are arraying themselves from all parts
with a great number of people and a great multitude of ships and
boats to assail and destroy the king, his realm and navy by land and
sea. French.
The like to the following in the counties named : —
Thomas of Wodestok, constable of England, Thomas Maundevill,
Robert Marny, William de Wauton, Richard de Sutton, Robert
de Teye, John de Bampton and the sheriff ; Essex.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, John de Cavendissh, John de
Sutton, Richard Waldegrave, John de Shardelowe, William
de Wynkefeld Robert Corbet and the sheriff ; Suffolk.
William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, William Bardolf of Wyrmegeye,
Robert de Wilughby, Robert Howard, Hamo de Felt on, John
Harsyk, Stephen Hales, John de Clifton, John de Holkham
and the sheriff ; Norfolk.
Philip Darcy, John de Welle, Ralph de Cromwell, Thomas de
Kydale, John Poucher, William de Belesby, Thomas Fitz
William and the sheriff of Lincoln ; Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln.
Gilbert Umframvill, earl of Angus, Andrew Luterell, Thomas
Roos of Douseby, William Bussy, Thomas Claymond, Ellis
de Middelton, William de Boston and the sheriff of Lincoln ;
Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
William de Thorp, Robert Roos of Gedeneye, John de Rocheford,
Simon Symeon, William Spaigne, Roger Toup, William de
Wyhum and the sheriff of Lincoln ; Holand, co. Lincoln.
Roger de Scales, Hugh la Zouche, John de Colevill, John Burgh,
' leisne,' Thomas Haselden, William Castelacre and the sheriff ;
Cambridge.
Reynold Grey of Ruthyn, John Traylly, Edmund de la Pole,
Gerard de Braybrok, Roger de Trumpynton, Thomas atte Dale,
John Malyns and the sheriff ; Bedford.
William de Molyns, Thomas Sakevill, John de Aylesbury, John
de Bermyngeham, John de Tyryngham, John Neirnuyt and
the sheriff ; Buckingham.
Thomas Fitlyng, Walter atte Lee, John Henxteworth, Robert
Turk, John Westwicombe, John Lodewyk and the sheriff ;
Hertford.
The prior of Suthwyk, Thomas de Ponynges, Thomas West,
Bernard Brocas, Henry Sturmy, William Ryngebourne, William
Hoghton, Henry de Poppeham and the sheriff ; Southampton.
Wt. 18915.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane lid — cont.
Thomas de Hungerford, Laurence de Seint Marty n, John de la
Mare, Edward Cerne, Hugh Tirell, Thomas Themese and the
sheriff ; Wilts.
John de Vernoun, John Golafre, Reynold Malyns, Baldwin de
Bereford, Gilbert Wace, John de Nowers, John de Baldyngton
and the sheriff ; Oxford.
Thomas de Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, John de Buttetourte,
Walter de Cokeseye, John atte Wode, John Beauchamp of
Holt, Henry Bruyn and the sheriff ; Worcester.
Membrane lOd.
Roger de Clifford, Roger de Fulthorp, William de Melton, James
de Pikeryng, John Sayvill, William Mirfeld, William de Gargrave,
John Wasteneys, John de Preston and the sheriff of York ;
the West Riding, co. York.
Henry de Percy, Peter de Maulay, William de Aton, John de
Seint Quintyn, John Conestable of Halsham, John Conestable
of Frismersk, Walter Faucomberge, William Percehay, Walter
Frost and the sheriff of York ; the East Riding, co. York.
Henry de Percy, Richard Lescrop, Donald Heselrigg, Richard
de Richemond, Richard Bernard, William de Nessefeld, John
Lokton, John Laton and the sheriff of York ; the North Riding,
co. York.
Gilbert Umframvill, earl of Angus, Henry Percy, John de Nevill
of Raby, Henry Lescrop, Thomas Surteys, Thomas de Ilderton,
Alan del Strother, William Heselrigg, Walter Heron and the
sheriff ; Northumberland.
Roger de Clifford, Ralph, baron of Greistok, Christopher de
Lancastre, William de Stapelton, Adam de Blencowe, Robert
de Hormesheved and the sheriff ; Cumberland.
Roger de Clifford, Thomas de Musgrave, Thomas de Roos, Gilbert
de Culwen, Hugh de Louth, Thomas de Saunford and the
sheriff ; Westmoreland.
John Cressy, John de Loudham, ' leisne,' Hugh de Husee,
Simon de Leek, Hugh Neumarche, Hugh de Annesley and the
sheriff ; Nottingham.
Henry de Braillesf ord, Robert de Twyf ord, Alverey Sulny, Edmund
Cokayn, Oliver de Barton, William de Sallowe and the sheriff ;
Derby.
Ralph Basset of Sapecote, Roger Belers, Ralph de Ferers, John
Talbot, James Belers, Thomas de Herdyngton, John Burdet,
John Hauberk, William de Burgh and the sheriff ; Leicester.
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1377. Membrane lOd — cont.
Thomas de Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, John de Clynton,
Baldwin Frevill, Thomas de Bermyngeham, John Dodyngseles,
John Rous, Thomas de Meryngton and the sheriff ; Warwick.
William la Zouche of Haryngworth, John de la Warre, William
de Thorp, Thomas de Preston, Thomas de Grene, Henry de
Grene, John de Tyndale and the sheriff ; Northampton.
Thomas le Despenser, John Basynges, Thomas de Burton, Laurence
Hauberk, John de Wittelesbury and the sheriff ; Rutland.
William Moigne, William Russeby, Nicholas Styuecle, John
de Wauton, Robert Bevill, Simon de Burgh, Robert Lovetoft,
John de Hemyngford and the sheriff ; Huntingdon.
Warin de Lisle, John de Foxle, Hugh Segrave, John Kentwode,
Thomas de la Mare, Thomas Hoton, John James and the sheriff ;
Berks.
William Cogan, John de Beauchamp of Lillesdon, Thomas Tryvet,
Baldwin Malet, John Meryet, Walter Clopton, Thomas Lyouns
and the sheriff ; Somerset.
William de Mountagu, earl of Salisbury, John Darundell, Robert
Rous, Robert le Fitz Payn, John Chidyok, Edmund Fitz
Herberd, John Mautravers, Thomas Blount and the sheriff ;
Dorset.
Guy de Bryen, Philip de Courtenaye, Peter de Courtenaye, John
Pomeray, William Aysthorp, Martin Ferers, John Prestecote
and the sheriff ; Devon.
William Botreaux, Ralph Carmynou, William Lambruyn, Thomas
Symond, William Fitz Wautier, John Whalesburgh, Ralph
Trenewith and the sheriff ; Cornwall.
Richard, earl of Arundel, Reynold de Cobham, William Croyser,
William Kyngesfold, Thomas de Illeston, William Neudegate,
Robert Loxle, John Olyver, ' le puisne,' and the sheriff ; Surrey.
Richard, earl of Arundel, the abbot of Battle, John de Mountagu,
Edward Seint Johan, John Seintclere, Roger Dalyngrugg,
Nicholas Wilcombe, John Weyvill and the sheriff ; Sussex.
Hugh, earl of Stafford, Thomas de Berkele, John de Berkele,
Peter de Veel, Thomas de Ocle, William Whityngton and the
sheriff ; Gloucester.
Nicholas de Audele, John Bromwych, Walter Deverose, John de
Eynesford, Hugh de Carreu, Walter Bromwich, David Holgrave,
Stephen White and the sheriff ; Hereford.
Hugh, earl of Stafford, Ralph Basset of Drayton, William Trussell,
Ralph Ferrers, John de Verdon, William de Stanlegh, Richard
de Peshale and the sheriff ; Stafford,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane \0d — cont
Nicholas Burnell, James de Audelee, Roger Lestrange of Knokyn,
John de Lodelowe, Fulk Corbet. Roger de la Lee and the sheriff ;
Salop. French.
The mayor of Lenn, Thomas Botlesham, John de Brunham,
Geoffrey Tolboth, John de Bockynge and Edmund Fransham ;
in the town and suburbs of Lenn.
Membrane 9d.
April 29. The like to Robert de Kedynton, Walter Beneyt, James de Marnham
Westminster, and John de Bury of the town of St. Edmunds, and the alderman
thereof, in the said town. French.
June 2. The like to John Akedenne, John Rolf and John Foghel, in the
Westminster, hundred of Oxeney, co. Kent ; also to bring the men so arrayed to
the town of La Rye whenever the mayor and bailiffs thereof shall
summon them, as the king has learned that his enemies with a great
multitude of ships are hastening to that town to perpetrate what
mischiefs they can on the king and his people ; also to arrest and
commit to prison until further order all whom they shall find
contrariant. By C.
The like to the abbot of Robertsbridge, Edward de Dalyngrugge,
' chivaler,' and Robert Ecchyngham, in the hundreds of Collespore,
Gosetrowe, Stapull and Henehurst, co. Sussex.
Membrane Id.
May 8. Association of Nicholas Carreu in the late commission to Robert
Westminster. Bealknap and Roger Fulthorp to survey, examine and do speedy justice
in a plea in the husting of London between the late prior of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in England and Adam de Houton, bishop
of St. Davids.
June 5. Commission to the bailiffs of Great Yarmouth to array all defensible
Westminster, men of the town between the ages of sixteen and sixty, furnish them
with arms, keep them furnished and arrayed, arrest and commit to
prison until further order all whom they shall find contrariant, compel
by distraints of lands, goods and merchandise, or otherwise, all burgesses
and others having land, goods or merchandise within the town who
have lately withdrawn from the town, to make continual stay therein
in sufficient munition and array according to their estate, unless they
make stay in other maritime places where their presence may be
reasonably held to be equally necessary, and then to compel them by
such distraint to find other fit persons as their substitutes for their
tenures, goods and merchandise. The king also wills that, when the
men of the town are thus arrayed, armed and furnished, the
commissioners, whenever warned, shall bring them to a fitting place
near the town before the chief arrayers in the county of Norfolk that
they may survey them, and the commissioners shall correct any
defects in the arrav on the advice and order of the said surveyors.
By C.
Membrane 5d.
June 14. Association of William de Chetwynne, Thomas Neuport and Edward
Westminster, de Acton in the commission of array to Nicholas Burnell and his
fellows in the county of Salop.
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1377. Membrane 3d.
Feb. 16. Commission to John Joce, * chivaler,' Henry Wogan, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Matthew Wogan, Peter Perrot, William Malenf aunt, Laurence Bronhull,
Richard Huscard, John Scurlag, Richard Wyrot, Peter Jurdan, John
Wydlok, Philip Sutton, the mayor and commonalty of Pembrok and
Tenby, and the king's steward and ministers of Pembroke, — on
complaint by the men of the countjr of Pembroke in Wales that William
Wyriot, and other perpetrators of homicides, robberies and other
misdeeds by his favour and maintenance, have often imposed such
threats upon the king's ministers there that for a long time thejr have
not dared to do justice to complainants for damages and injuries
inflicted on them in this respect, or govern the king's people there
in their laws and customs, through fear of death, — to arrest William,
bring him to Pembroke castle, compel him to find sufficient mainpernors
who will mainpern under penalty of 500/. to have him before the king
or elsewhere at the king's pleasure and that he will not do or procure
anything which could turn to the contempt or prejudice of the king,
or the damage of his ministers and people, and keep him in prison
in the said castle until he be willing to find such security. By C.
Feb. 16. Commission to John Joce, ' chivaler,' Henry Wogan, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. Matthew Wogan, William Malenf aunt and Peter Perrot, — on informa-
tion that many defects in the castle of Pembrok, situated by the sea-
coast in the port of Milford, are threatening through lack of good
keeping and repair to the great peril of the loss thereof and of the parts
adjacent if any peril of hostile attack arise, because there is no munition
of armed men or others for the defence thereof or victuals for their
sustenance, — to survey the castle and its state in their own persons
and inform themselves by the information of good men and men
skilled in deeds of arms, and otherwise, touching the defects in the
same, what quantity of victuals and how many armed men and others
would suffice for the munition and defence of the castle, and how
much such munition would cost.
June 20. Commission to Roger de Fulthorp, Robert Coyners, John de Aske,
Westminster. John Cowere of Sexowe, John de Kyrkeby, Richard de Hemyngburgh,
John Lasceles, John de Whetelay, Thomas Bulcotes and Ralph Moryne,
pursuant to the statute [13 Edward I, Stat. Westminster sec. cap. 47]
of penalties for taking salmon in certain seasons, to keep the statute
in the waters of Humbre, Ouse, Trent, Done, Eire, Derwent, Querf,
Nidde, Yore, Swale and These, in the counties of York, Nottingham
and Lincoln.
Membrane id,
June 16. Commission to John de Eperston, mayor of Lincoln, and Walter
Westminster, de Kelby, John de Outhorp, John de Welton, ' draper,' and William
de Snylleston, citizens of the said city, reciting that, whereas the
king lately granted by charter to the mayor and citizens of the city
that none of his ministers should intermeddle with the keeping of the
city or suburb, or of the king's peace there, or with the arraying or
assessing to arms of the citizens thereof, except through default of them-
selves or in case of the king wishing to come to their aid for the safety of
the city, he would not in any way burden the citizens against the form
of the charter, but nevertheless wishes to provide for its safety against
hostile attacks ; and appointing them to array all defensible men in
502
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1377. Membrane Id — cont.
the city and suburbs, have them furnished with arms according to
their estate and faculties, keep them in array to resist the malice of
the king's enemies, and arrest and commit to prison until further order
all whom they shall find contrariant or rebellious. By C.
The like commission of array to Robert de Selby, mayor of Kyngeston-
upon-Hull, Walter Frost, Robert atte Cros, Hugh de Hanby and
William de Snaynton in Kyngeston-upon-Hull, as the king has learned
that enemies with a great number of ships are hastening thither to do
what mischief they can. By C.
June 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cavendissh, William
Westminster, de Wychingham, William Skipwyth, Hamo de Felton, Richard
Waldegrave, John Mandeby, Edmund de Thorp, Thomas Gissyng,
William Clere and Reynold de Eccles, on complaint by Henry, bishop
of Norwich, that Thomas Mordon, John Kepe, William Strong, Edmund
de Engelond, John de Qwytethong, John de Mildenhale, Philip de
Staunford, Thomas Colyn, ' taillour,' Adam le Sadelere, Robert Hors,
Richard de Medelwode, ' taillour,' Adam Goldeshith, ' mercere,'
Thomas le Bower, the younger, John de Went, Edmund de Fransham,
Adam le Sadelere of Gresmarkete, Walter Prat, ' glovere,' John de
Houton, ' skynnere,' Thomas son of Thomas Paynot, Thomas Bower,
the elder, Thomas Swan, Nicholas de Gressalton, John Malman,
' glovere,' and others of their allegiance, assaulted him at Bishop's
Lenn, co. Norfolk, followed him to the priory of St. Margaret, Lenn,
to kill him, besieged him there so that he dared not leave the priory
to make his profit or minister to his parishioners, killed 20 of his horses
there and assaulted his men and servants.
For 60s. paid in the hanaper.
June 9. Commission to Th. bishop of Exeter, reciting that the king's enemies
Westminster, of France and their adherents with no small number of men-at-arms
purpose to land in the realm and especially to attack the city of Exeter,
and appointing him to compel by ecclesiastical censures and otherwise
all clerks residing in the city and having tenements therein to contribute
to the repair of the walls and dykes thereof, as they are bound to do.
By C.
June 12.
Westminster.
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SUPPLEMENTARY PATENT ROLL. No. 18.
14 EDWARD III.
Letters Patent dated abroad.
MEMBRANE 3.
Whereas the captains, echevins and consuls of the towns of Ghent,
Bruges and Ipre, and of other towns and places of the county of
Flanders, have promised to recognise the king as king of France and
to make oath of perpetual fealty to him as such and to render aid to
him, and the king on Wednesday last made oath at Ghent to defend
his lieges of the said county and to do other things promised in that
respect, and received from the said captains, echevins and consuls,
and the commonalty of Ghent, and from persons of the county then
present, a recognition of such superiority and oaths of fealty and
aid ; and because the king cannot conveniently go to Bruges and
Ipre and the other towns and places of the county to receive such
recognitions and oaths, he has appointed Reynold, duke of Gueldres
and count of Zutphen, his kinsman, William, earl of Northampton,
his kinsman, and Otto, lord of Cuyk, to receive such oaths, and to do
all things incumbent on the king in the matter.
Powers to the said Reynold to make oath on behalf of the king
for the observance of the agreements between him and the captains,
echevins, burgomasters, consuls and good men of Ghent, Brugges
and Ipre, and of other towns and places of the county of Flanders.
[Foedera.]
Liberation of Guy de Flandres from his captivity and remission to
him of his ransom and whatever else might be exacted from him by
reason of his captivity. [Foedera.]
Grant to Nicholinus de Flisco of 13<s. 4d. daily for the expenses of
himself and his servants while he is employed on the king's affairs.
[Foedera.]
Promise that the king will not enter into any peace or truce with
Philip de Valesio unless Hugh de Gebennis, lord of Athon and Verray,
be included therein. [Foedera.] By K.
Whereas the king granted that Hildebrand Zoderman, Henry Wale
and Henry de Revele, merchants of Almain, might buy 200 sacks of
wool within his realm, take them to London and load them there to
be brought to parts on this side the seas quit of custom and subsidy,
he has taken them and their attorneys and the said wool into his
protection until St. Peter's Chains.
504
SUPPLEMENTARY PATENT ROLL.
1340. Membrane 3 — cont.
Jan. 26. Acknowledgement that the king has received by the hands of his
Ghent. clerk, William de Northwell, keeper of the wardrobe, from Thomas
Gouk of Boston and Robert de Denton of Kyngeston-upon-Hull a
loan of 300?. sterling in aid of the expedition of his affairs on this side
the seas, which he promises to pay them at London at Easter next.
The like letters has Thomas de Enefeld touching 100 marks.
Jan. 26. The like for the king's merchant, Walter de Chiriton of London,
Ghent. touching 200 marks.
The like letters has Richard de Hakeneye of London, merchant,
touching 200/. payable on Sunday in Mid Lent next.
Feb. 20. The like for Henry de Brisele, Gilbert de Birkyn, Geoffrey de Hanby
Sluys. and William de Stranhale touching 260 marks payable at Easter
next.
Feb. 18. The like for Jordan de Shepeye and John de Shepeye touching
Ghent. 200/. sterling which they have lent to the king by the hands of John de
Redewale, his Serjeant, and which the king promises to pay at Easter
next.
The like for the following touching the sums named : —
Feb. 20. Simon Turgys of London ; 200/.
Sluys. Laurence de Belton ; 100/.
Membrane 2.
Feb. 12. Commission to Stephen Lambyn to take mariners for the manning
Ghent. 0f three ships of Wynchelse which are to set forth by order of the
king and council, each furnished with 60 armed mariners, to curb the
malice of the king's enemies ; and to put them in the ships with all
speed.
Feb. 5. Promise to pay Philip le Mirourer of Brussels 47/. gros Tournois
Ghent. in pursuance of a bill which he has under the seal of the king's clerk,
Master Paul de Monte Florum.
Feb. 2.
Ghent.
Feb. 12.
Ghent.
Acknowledgement that, after hearing the account of the king's
merchants, Gabriel de Monte Magno and Matthew de Cavachoen, of
moneys lent by them and their fellows to the king, and promises
made to them by the king, of which they have divers bonds and pledges,
and after deducting all payments made to them, there are due to
them now 65,982 florins of Florence (three of such florins being
computed at 2 florins of the shield), which the king promises to pay
them at Midsummer next, provided that they surrender their bonds
and pledges. [Feeder a.]
Mandate to all persons not to inflict damage or grievance on Richard,
bishop Bizaensis, who is going to divers parts as the king's envoy,
but to provide him with safe conduct, for one year.
14 EDWARD III.
505
1340.
Feb. 8.
Ghent.
Feb. 13.
Ghent.
Feb. 6.
Ghent.
Feb. 8.
Ghent.
Feb. 14.
Ghent.
Feb. 14.
Ghent.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Powers to Nicholinus de Flisco to hire galleys for the king's service
and make arrangements for their manning. [Foedera.] By K.
Protection, until St. Peter's Chains next, for Anthony Maloisel
and Peter Maloisel, and their goods, in going to England, trading there
and returning.
Acknowledgement of debts due to Reynold, duke of Gueldres and
count of Zuitphenn, and promise to pay the same at Midsummer
next or within the octaves thereof. French. [Foedera.]
Mandate to all persons not to inflict damage or grievance on Anselm
del Cauchee, called ' Lupard,' who purposes to go to divers parts to
expedite his affairs ; for one year.
Acknowledgement that the king has received by the hands of his
clerk, William de Northwell, keeper of the wardrobe, from William de
Dounstone, William Sturmore, William Berd, Edmund Cosin, Thomas
de Dunston, Richard Spryng, Geoffrey Butiller, John de Hevyngham,
John Juynt, Roger Benet, Bartholomew Bisshop, Andre w de Bynstone,
Richard Byteryngg, John But, Ralph Myniot and Hugh Cole, merchants
of Norwich, a loan of 508/ . 65. 8d. in aid of the expedition of his affairs
on this side of the seas ; and promise to pay the same on Easter next.
By K.
The like for the following touching the sums named : —
William But and Thomas de Rokele, merchants of Norwich ; 4:01.
William de Athelby of London and Nigel Thebaud of Sudbury ;
50 marks.
Whereas the king is bound to Reynold Leutez of Barcelona and
Bartholomew de Spyn of Mailogres in 2,173/. 6s. gros Tournois because
of damages inflicted by the king's subjects upon the sea on certain
merchants of Catalonia and Mailogres in respect of a great ship called
la Crak and the merchandise therein, and the merchants of the society
of the Bardi have assented to the king's prayer to pay the said Reynold
and Bartholomew 402Z. 55. 5d. gros Tournois, half at Easter year
and half at the following Easter, and the said Reynold and Bartholomew
have deducted such sum from the debt due to them ; the king promises
to pay the said merchants of the society of the Bardi that sum out
of the customs and subsidies in the port of London before the above-
mentioned times of payment. French.
Vacated because not sealed.
Feb. 8.
Ghent.
Membrane 1.
The like for the merchants of the company of the Peruzzi touching
268Z. 3s. Id. gros Tournois paid to the said Reynold and Bartholomew.
French.
Proclamation inviting the inhabitants of France to come in and
do fealty to the king as king of France, as the men of Flanders have
done, before Easter next. [Foedera.]
Feb. 8.
Ghent.
The like in French. [Foedera.]
506
SUPPLEMENTARY PATENT ROLL.
1340. Membrane 1 — cont.
The like, addressed to the magistrates and commonalty of Lyle
[French. Foedera.]
The like to the following towns : —
Doyway.
Betoyne.
Aer.
Aratz.
Seint Omers.
Torneye. [Foedera.']
Feb. 17. Notification that the echevins of Ghent have truly testified that
Ghent. John de Pampesworth of London is bound to Nicholas de Dam of
Ghent in 34/. sterling, and that John de Writlee and John de
Keiselbergh of London are bound to the said Nicholas in 18Z. 13s. 4id.
and to John de Mere of Ghent in 21Z. sterling, and that the bonds
thereof have been lately taken at sea by the king's enemies of Calays,
and that the terms for payment there of are elapsed. By K.
Feb. 17. Acknowledgement that the king is bound to Guy de Flandres in
Ghent. 30Z. sterling which he promises to pay at Easter next. By K.
Jan. 31. Whereas the king is bound to Gabriel de Mountmaing and Matthew
[Ghent.] Cavacon and their fellows in 65,982 florins of gold, upon pledges and
other sureties which they have of the king, to be repaid at Midsummer
next, he promises, in aid of the said payment, within three months
of his coming to England or of the date of these presents to deliver
to them or their attorney 500 sacks of wool to be sold for their benefit
on this side the seas.
( 507 )
PATENT ROLL, 19 EDWARD III.— Part 4.
Letters Patent dated at the port of 4 Le Swyn.'
1345. Membrane 1.
July 11. Protection, during pleasure, for the subjects of the king's kinsman,
the king of Castile.
The like, in consideration of the above, for Ochorticius de Castre,
master of the ship St. Mary of Castre, and for the said ship and the
goods therein.
The like for the following masters of the ships named : —
Lapinus Garcye ; St. James of Castre.
Sanccio Petri of Castre ; St. Anthony of Castre.
Martin Sanchiis of Castre ; St. Mary of Castre.
John Missire of Castre ; St. Mary of Castre.
John Carpenter of Castre ; St. Mary of Castre.
Lapinus Garcye of Castre ; St. Martin of Castre.
de Castre ; St. Mary of Castre.
John Cundrich of Castre ; St. John of Castre.
.... Garcye of Castre ; St. John of Castre.
Sebastian de Guytarie ; St. Mary of Guytarie.
John Pays ; St. John of Guytarie.
Pirepeter de Guytarie ; St. Mary of Guytarie.
John Martyn of Guytarie ; St. Martin of Guytarie.
Arnold Bonace ; St. John of St. Sebastian.
John del Figere ; St. John of St. Sebastian.
John Gascoign of Murtrico ; St. Nicholas of Murtrico.
John Inygs ; St. Anthony of Castre.
Sancius Yvayns ; St. Mary Magdalene of Plesanc'.
Peter Johannes ; St. Peter of Bilbawe.
John Lopys ; St. Mary of Portugalat.
John Peres of Bilbawe ; St. Katharine of Bilbawe.
John Martyn ..... of Bilbawe ; St. James of Bilbawe.
Pirepeter de
July 16. Protection, for two years, for all merchants and lords, patrons,
masters and mariners of galleys, ships and other vessels of Genoa,
and for the said galleys, ships and vessels, in coming to the realm
and other places subject to the king's power, staying there and
returning whither they will except to places of the king's enemies ;
and grant to the said merchants that they may buy goods within the
realm and take them where they will, provided that they do not in
any way communicate with the king's enemies.
Protection, as above, for Lukinus de Mari, lord of a great ship or
cog called La Seinte Margarete of Genoa, and the master and mariners
of the ship.
The like for WilHam de Valario, patron of a ship or cog called La
Seinte Marie of Genoa.
508 PATENT ROLL, 19 EDWARD III.— Part 4.
1345. Membrane 1 — cont.
July 16. Protection for Athelinus Simonetti of Luca and his servants and
[goods].
July 19. Whereas the count of Flaundres, who still holds himself as the man
of Sir Philip de V[aloignes], has tried at divers times to make treaties
between the countries of Flaundres and to have place in the government
thereof without doing homage to the king as his sovereign lord, the
king of France, whereupon the burgomasters, echevins, consuls and
the whole commonalty of Brugges, wishing to keep the oath which
they have made to the king and to escape the perils which might
arise from such treaties, have promised for themselves and all the
castles and country pertaining to their town that henceforth they
will not treat with the count or his heirs or anyone from him, nor
receive him to their country nor be obedient to him until he shall be
in accord with the king and shall have done him homage, fealty and
duty as his sovereign lord, the king of France ; the king, in
consideration of the premises, has promised that when the count
shall do such homage, fealty and duty, he will allow the good men of
Flaundres to receive him, his wife and children, and be obedient to
him as their immediate lord, saving always the oath which they have
made to the king as king of France, and that this condition shall
apply to the count's heirs if he die before doing such homage ; and
it is the king's intention that in case neither the count or any of his
heirs come to the country according to the said form, then the
government of him and his heirs be by those who to-day are the king's
loyal inhabitants.
July 22. Appointment of Peter, bishop of Bayonne, and Master [Gerard
de Podio] to treat with the king of Castile for an alliance and a marriage
between his son and Joan, the king's daughter.
Appointment of William, marquis of Juliers, Otto, lord of Cuyk, and
William Stury, knight, to treat with the Emperor Lewis.
July 26. Pardon to Richard Cardoill, son of William Pakok of Swyn, of the
Sandwich, king's suit for all felonies and trespasses committed in England, whereof
he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawries.
Membrane 2.
Pardon, at the supplication of William de Clynton, earl of
Huntingdon, to Thomas Bedel of the king's suit for the death of
Thomas , whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any
consequent outlawry.
Appointment of William, marquis of Juliers, as king's lieutenant
and governor of Flanders.
Protection for Gregory de Porta, Francis Aplando and others,
merchants of Castile.
( 509 )
GENERAL INDEX.
( 511 )
GENERAL INDEX.
A
Abberbury, Richard de, 252.
Cf. Adderbury.
, William, king's esquire, 401.
Abberton, Adbryghton [co. Wor-
cester], manor, 483.
Abberton. See Edburton.
Abbotsbury, Abbodesbury, Abbotes-
bury [co. Dorset], Bene-
dictine abbey of, abbots of.
See Cerne, William ; To Ire ;
Henry de.
, prior and convent of, 335.
, abbey, temporalities of, 343.
Abbotsley, Abboteslay [co. Hunt-
ingdon], parson of, 67.
Aberavon, Avene, co. Glamorgan,
manor, 289.
Aberedw, Aberedewy [co. Radnor],
parson of, 74.
Abergavenny, Bergeveny [co. Mon-
mouth], lord of. See Has-
tynges, John de.
, castle and town of, 72.
, castle and lordship of, 78.
, lordship of, 72.
, priory, advowson of, 271.
Abergwilly, Abergwyli, Abergwylly
[co. Carmarthen], collegiate
church of, ordinances of, 91.
, . . . . , treasurer in. See
Bacoun, John.
, . . . . , chapter of, 47.
, . . . . , prebend of Moughtrey
in, 68.
Abingdon, Abyndon [co. Berks],
abbot and convent of, 79.
, church of St. Helen at,
vicars of, 422.
Abinger, co. Surrey, manor of Pad-
dington in, Padyngden, 195.
Abington, Habyndon [co. Northamp-
ton], parson of, 465.
Aboveton, Robert, of Gidding, co.
Huntingdon, 262.
Abraham, John, clerk, 72, 78, 124,
247, 317, 437.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 128.
, Robert son of John, of
Algarkirk, 25.
, Roger, constable of Tenby
castle, 247.
Abyndon. See Abingdon.
Abyndon, Thomas de, 480.
Acastre, John de, commissioner,
490.
, Robert de, 476.
, William de, 219.
! Acclom. See Acklam.
Acclom, Acclome, Robert de, searcher
in the port of Scarborough
and other ports, 149.
, deputy admiral to-
wards the North, 321.
, Robert son of Robert de,
326.
Acclum. See Acklam.
Ace, Simon, Robert son of, of Tring,
120.
Acford Skyllyng. See Okeford,
Shilling.
Achard, John, of Lofteshom, parson
of Meeth, co. Down, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Yarcombe, co. Down, 366,
371.
Acklam, Acclum [co. York], 419.
, West, Acclom [co. York],
329, 331.
, . . . . , Roger servant of the
parish priest of, 326.
Ackworth, Ackeworth [co. York],
33.
! Acle, Okie, co. Norfolk, 160.
Acle by Bukyngham. See Akeley.
Acorn, Sir Adam de, cross bearer
of the archbishop of York,
240.
Acton [co. Middlesex], 72.
, Wormholt in, Wormolt,
72.
Acton Burnell, statute of, 13, 74,
87, 164.
512
GENERAL INDEX.
Acton, Edward de, commissioner,
500.
y Richard, Richard de, com-
missioner, 327, 328, 492. *
, William de, 143, 363.
, . . . . , commissioner, 58,
140, 155.
, escheator in New-
castle-on-Tyne, 432.
See Akton.
Acyesholt. See Alice Holt.
Adam, John, 408.
, . . . . , parson of Llangoed-
mor, co. Cardigan, exchanged
to the church of Pwllcrochan,
co. Pembroke, 401.
Adamson, John, of Swavesey, co.
Cambridge, 44.
Adber, Attebarwe [in Trent, co.
Somerset], 271.
Adbryghton. See Abberton.
Adderbury, Richard de, commis-
sioner, 136 bis, 157, 220.
, , knight, 376.
Cf. Abberbury.
Addestok. See Adstock.
Addison, Robert, horseman, of
Bainbridge, 108.
Adekyns, John, servant of Edmund
de Arundell, 493.
Adel, Adell [co. York], parsons of,
104, 183.
, . . . . , Kirskill in, Creskeld
in Whervesdale, 151.
Adewyne, Robert, parson of Pan-
field, 415.
Adgaresleg'. See Agardsley.
Adlingfleet, Halyngflete [co. York],
William, vicar of, 494.
Admiral towards the North. See
Nevill, William de.
, towards the West. See
Courtenay, Philip de.
Adstock, Addestok [co. Bucking-
ham], parson of, 91.
Adynet, Robert, of Kirby Bellars
co. Leicester, 287.
Aer. See Aire.
Affeton, John de, commissioner,
324.
, Thomas, commissioner, 135.
Agardsley, Adgaresleg' [in New-
borough, co. Stafford], 460.
Agas, Robert, parson of Fersfield,
co. Norfolk, 277.
Agge, Robert, 448.
Ahoghill, Atholrill [co. Antrim],
church of St. Colman-Eala in,
Paul, rector of, promoted
bishop of Connor, 266.
Aike, Ake [in Beverley and Locking-
ton, co York], 468.
Aikton [co. Cumberland], mediety of
the church of, parsons of, 275.
Ailesham, William de, parson of
Lanteglos by Camelford, ex-
changed to the church of
Week St. Mary, co. Corn-
wall, 364.
Ailly, John, of Bristol, pesager of
wools in the port of Bristol,
130.
| Ainderby Steeple [co. York], Thirn-
toft in, 109.
s Ainstable, Aynstaplyth [co. Cum-
berland], Ivo, vicar of, 443.
Aire, Aer [Pas -de -Calais, France],
506.
Aire, Ayre, Eir, Eire [co. York],
the river, 158.
, . . . . , commission of sewers
in, 485, 496.
, . . . . , preservation of salmon
in, 193, 317, 324, 501.
i Aisseleye. See Ashley.
I Aisshefeld, Robert, 203.
Ake, Alan de, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Tettenhall free
chapel, 19.
, . . . . , . . . . , parson of a
mediety of the church of
Hutton Bushel, exchanged
to the church of Warbleton,
co. Sussex, 183.
, . . . . , parson of Warbleton,
co. Sussex, 206.
Ake. See Aike.
Akedenne, John, commissioner, 500.
, Thomas, 410, 413.
Akeley, Acle by Bukyngham [co.
Buckingham], parson of, 75.
Akton, Thomas, 260.
See Acton.
Akum, John de, clerk, 111.
Alban, Albane, John, 242.
, Richard, 126.
Albano, Gilbert de, rector of Rother-
field, co. Surrey, 48.
Albarewe, Roger de, 262.
Albemarle. See Aumale.
Albemarle, Albem', Agnes de, temp.
Stephen, 465.
Alberbury, Alburbury [co. Salop],
manor, 226.
, Eyton, in, 278.
, Rowton in, Ruton, 278.
Alberd, Richard, coroner in the
county of Huntingdon, 401.
Albertini, merchants of the society
of, 196.
GENERAL INDEX.
513
Alberton, Thomas de, 445.
Albiniaco, Alb', Alben', Nigel de,
temp. Henry I, 443, 451.
, William de, temp. John, 467.
See Daubeney.
Albon, Richard, 183.
, Thomas, 123.
Albrighton, Albryghton [co. Salop],
249.
, advowson, of, 249.
, church, 174, 244.
Alburbury. See Alberbury.
Alby [co. Norfolk], 7G.
, parson of, 21.
Alchiborne, John, 495.
Alconbury Weston, Weston [co.
Huntingdon], 55.
Alcrynton. See Alkerton.
Aldbourn, Aldebourn [co. Wilts],
154.
Aldebourne, Robert, groom of the
household, 382.
Aldeburgh, William de, chaplain,
103.
Aldeby, Master Walter de, pre-
bendary of Wherwell, 382.
Aldenham, 13.
Aldenne, William, attorneys received
by, 460.
Alderney, Aurney, Aureney, island
of, keeper of. See Bello*
Campo, Thomas de ; Cal-
vilegh, Hugh de.
Alderton, Aldryngton, co. North-
ampton, 65, 66.
, parson of, 65.
Aldewerk. See Aldwark.
Aldewyncle, William, 'bedell,' 211.
Aldewyne, Aldwine, John, servant
of Edmund de Arundell, 492.
, William, 468.
Aldington, Aldyngton [co. Kent],
parsons of, 16, 17.
Aldravenser. See Ravenser, Old.
Aldryngton. See Alderton.
Aldwark, Aldewerk [in Alne, co.
York], liberty of, 331.
Aldwenyngton. See Wennington,
Old.
Aldyngton. See Aldington.
Alemaigne, Henry, king's esquire, 352.
See Dalemaigne.
Alesbergh. See Allesborough.
Alesby, Robert de, vicar of White
Notley, co. Essex, exchanged
to the vicarage of Shipton,
co. Oxford, 43.
Alewy, Thomas, keeper of Hare-
wood bailiwick in the forest of
Dean, 270.
Alewy — cont.
, William, chaplain, 109.
Aleyn, Gilbert, 318.
, John, sheriff of Worcester,
commissioner, 56, 225.
, Peter, bondman of the abbot
of Ramsey, 107.
, Richard, chief serjeant of
the bakehouse, 255.
, Roger son of John, of
Somerby, 187.
Alford, Simon de, of Great Coates,
91.
Alfred, forester [of Cannock], temp.
Henry II, 182.
Alfriston, Alfricheston [co. Sussex],
parson of, 357.
Algarkirk, Algerkerke [co. Lincoln],
25.
, parson of, 485.
Aliam, John, 409.
Aliboyn, John, 264.
Alice Holt, Acyesholt [co. South-
ampton], forest, keeper of.
See Sancto Johanne, Edward
de.
Alien priories. See : —
Andover.
Lenton.
Andwell.
Mersea,
Arundel.
West.
Astley.
Minster.
Barnstaple.
Minster
Bermondsey.
Lovell.
Birstall.
Minting.
Blyth.
Modbury.
Boxgrove.
Monmouth.
Brimpsfield.
Montacute.
Burwell.
Newent.
Cammering-
Newton
ham.
Longville.
Carisbrooke.
Northamp-
Cowick.
ton.
Deerhurst.
Ogbourne St.
Deerley.
George.
Edith Wes-
Otterton.
ton.
Pembroke.
Eye.
Pontefract.
Folkestone.
Prittlewell.
Frampton.
Ravendale,
Goldcliff.
West.
Hamble.
St. Clears.
Harmonds-
St. Cross.
worth.
St. Neots.
Hertford.
Sherborne,
Hinckley.
Monks'.
Horsham St.
Steventon.
Faith.
Stoke by
Hough on the
Clare.
Hill.
Stoke Courcy.
Kirby, Monks.
Takeley.
Wt. 18915.
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514
GENERAL INDEX.
Alien priories. See: — cont.
Thetford. Ware.
Titley. Wareham.
Toft, Monks. Wenlock.
Totnes. Willoughton.
Tutbury. Wilmington.
Tywardreath. Wolston.
Upavon. York.
Alisandre, Alisaundre, John, com-
missioner, 140.
, John, captain of the barge
of Lydd, 61.
, Robert son of William, 404.
See Elysaundre.
Alkebarwe, John, chaplain, 350.
Alkele, Nicholas, 458.
Alkerton, Alcrynton [in Eastington,
co. Gloucester], 431.
Alkham, John son of Peter de, 379.
Alleburn, co. Northumberland, hos-
pital of St. Laurence at,
warden of. See Burgh, John.
Allerthorp, Laurence de, king's
clerk, baron of the Exchequer,
195.
Allerthorpe, Altherthorp [co. York],
77.
Allerton [co. Nottingham]. See
Ollerton.
Allerton, Adam de, master of the
church of Bamburgh, 317.
, John de, esquire, 98.
Allesborough, Alesbergh [in Per-
shore, co. Worcester], manor,
483.
Allesford. See Alresford.
Allesley, Allesle, Allesleye [co. War-
wick], church of, 209, 359.
, parsons of, 257, 383.
, manor, 196.
Alleto, Jordan de, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Allington, Alyngton [co. Lincoln],
237.
Almain, knight of, 77.
, merchants of, 194, 480, 503.
, the Hanse in, 417.
, merchants of the Hanse of,
389, 417.
Alman, Bartholomew, presented to
the church of Thursford, co.
Norfolk, 42.
, . . . . , revocation of pre-
sentation, 46.
, John, temp. Henry III, 359.
Alne [co. York], Aldwark in, Alde-
werk, 331.
Alnewyk. See Alnwick.
Alnewyk, Alan de, 242, 474.
, , citizen of York, 266.
Alnewyk, Alan de — cont.
, . . . . , goldsmith of York,
Maud late the wife of, 423.
Alnham, co. Northumberland, Prend-
wick in, Prendiwyk, 423.
Alnwick, Alnewyk, Alnwyk, co.
Northumberland, 423.
, abbot and convent of, 267.
, bailiffs and good men of,
grant of portage and pavage
to, 453.
, castle, document dated at,
111.
, hospital of St. Leonard by,
267.
Alone, Roger son of Richard, of
Fleet, co. Lincoln, 23.
Alotson, Robert, 59.
Aire, Nicholas, citizen and spicer of
London, 457.
Alresford, Allesford [co. Southamp-
ton], 37.
Alrewas [co. Stafford], manor, 182.
, Fradley in, Frodeleye, 424.
Alrewas, William, parson of Little
Greenford, co. Middlesex,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Pewsey, co. Wilts, 259.
Alston, John de, 107.
, Thomas, parson of Alding-
ton, co. Kent, exchanged to
the church of Christian Mal-
ford, co. Wilts, 16, 17.
Alta Ripa, Thomas de, 323.
Altherthorp. See Allerthorpe.
Alton, Aulton, co. Southampton,
pass of, 38.
, vicars of, 473.
Alvard, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Staverton,
co. Gloucester, 268.
Alveley, Alvytheley [co. Salop],
prebend of. See Bridgnorth.
Alveston [co. Warwick], 392.
Alvytheley. See Alveley.
Alwinton, Alwenton, co. Northum-
berland, advowson of, 338.
Alwyn, Thomas, clerk, 102.
Alynden, parson of, 472.
Alyngton. See Allington.
Ambaston [in Elvaston], co. Derby,
284.
Ambell, Hugh de, 98.
Ambresbire. See Amesbury.
Ambresley. See Ombersley.
Ambrosden [co. Oxford], Arncott in,
Arnecote, 407.
Amcotes, William, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of
Ashurst, co. Kent, 46.
GENERAL INDEX.
515
Amersham, Amondesham [co. Buck-
ingham], 429.
, manor, 214.
Amesbury, Ambresbire [co. Wilts],
prioress of, 403.
Amondesham. See Amersham.
Ampleforth, Ampilford, Ampulforth
[co. York], prebend of. See
York.
Ampthill, Ampthull, co. Bedford,
181.
Ampulforth. See Ampleforth.
Amy, John, presented to the church
of Wilden, 132.
Amyas, Walter, clerk, 72, 78, 124,
128, 286, 437.
, . . . . , commissioner, 490.
, . . . . , letters patent of,
128.
Amyat, John, 290.
Amys, John, 317.
, Nicholas, 447.
, Richard, monk of St. Mary's,
Lonlay-l'Abbaye, presented
to the priory of Stoke Courcy,
9.
, . . . . , prior of Stoke Courcy,
97
Anch'm, Walter de, temp. Henry III,
359.
Ancholme, Ankholm, Ankolm, [co.
Lincoln], the river, 58.
, . . . . , commission of sewers
in, 145.
Anderbode, John, of Brianscombe,
co. Dorset. 409.
Andevere. See Andover.
Andevre, Nicholas de, 357.
Andewell. See Andwell.
Andover, Andevere, co. Southamp-
ton, 32, 38, 176.
, alien priory of, 61.
, park of Finckley in, Fyn-
kele, 38.
Andree, Brother Miletus, prior of
Minster, co. Cornwall, 7.
Andreu, Andrewe, James, 129.
, John, 35.
, Richard, 326.
, Robert, 326.
, William, spicer, of Market
Harborough, 212.
, . . . . , Thomas, servant of,
212.
Andreweman, Henry, 225, 229.
Andwell, Andewell [co. Southamp-
ton], alien priory of, 212.
Anescote. See Ascote.
Anesty. See Ansty.
Angemerynge. See Angmering.
Angers [Maine et Loire, France],
abbey of St. Sergius and
Bacchus at, cell of, 7.
Angle. See Dangle.
Anglesey, Angleseye [co. Cambridge],
priory of, 44.
Angmering, Angemerynge, co. Sus-
sex, manor, 129.
, West, Westangemeryngg
[co. Sussex], vicar of, 343.
Angraham, William de, parson of
Edith Weston, co. Rutland,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Simonburn, co. Northumber-
land, 70.
Angus, earl of. See Umframvill,
Gilbert de.
An-hunoc, Hannynyok [co. Cardi-
gan], commote of, 374.
Anketil, Ralph, fishmonger of Lon-
don, Alice late the wife of,
428.
Ankholm, Ankolm. See Ancholme.
Anlaby [in Hessle and Kirk-Ella,
co. York], 86, 324.
, pavage at, 86.
Anlakby, Hanlaby, Anlac or Alne-
thus de, knight, 329, 331.
Anlep. See Wanlip.
Annesley [co. Nottingham], 420.
Annesley, Hugh de, commissioner,
224, 498.
, John de, knight, commis-
• sioner, 224.
Anneye, John dil, knight, 281.
Annyng, John, 167.
, William, 167.
Anstey, Ansty [co. Hertford], castle
and manor, 354, 367, 474,
475.
, Anesty [co. Leicester],
manor, 180.
Antingham, Antyngham [co. Nor-
folk], 230.
Antony, Roger, 244.
Antyngham. See Antingham.
| Antyoch, John, of Wareham, tailor,
409.
Apechildepark, co. Essex, parkers
of. See Peyntour, Peter ;
Warenner, Robert le.
I Aplando, Francis, merchant of Cas-
tile, 508.
Appelby. See Appleby.
Appelby, Edmund, commissioner,
333.
, John de, dean of St. Paul's,
London, 20, 216, 333, 421.
, John de, king's esquire,
100.
516
GENERAL INDEX.
Appelby — cont.
, John, esquire, of Oxford-
shire, 176.
, John de, of Cumberland,
284.
, Thomas de, bishop of Car-
lisle, 150, 181, 284, 486.
, Thomas de, parson of St.
Andrew, Baynard Castle,
London, 350.
Appelgarth, Robert de, presented
to a mediety of the church of
Grimoldby, 96.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Whittington, co.
Lancaster, 126.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of All Saints, North
Street, York, 335.
Appelton, Appilton, Reynold de,
parson of Bawsey, co, Nor-
folk, exchanged to the vicar-
age of Flitcham, co, Norfolk,
74.
, William, parson of Edmond-
thorpe, co. Leicester, ex-
changed to the church of
Titchwell, co, Norfolk, 197.
Appilgarth. See Applegarth.
Appilton. See Appelton.
Appleby, Appelby, co. Westmore-
land, 254, 414.
, Langton in, 414.
, Whinfell in, Quynfell, 414.
Appledore, Appuldre, co. Kent,
commission of sewers at,
158.
Applegarth, Appilgarth [co. York],
369.
Applehurst in the New Forest [co.
Southampton], wood, 49.
Appoelyn, Master David, 247.
Appresse, John, commissioner, 496.
, Cf. Rees, John ap.
Appuldre. See Appledore.
Apthorp, John de, vicar of East
Stoke, exchanged to a chantry
in the church of St. Mary
Magdalen, Newark on Trent,
44.
Aquitaine, 177, 186, 212, 469.
, knights of, 469, 471.
, lordship of, 206, 241.
, seneschal of. See Felton,
Thomas de.
, wars in, 84.
Aragon, merchants of, 62, 65.
Aratz. See Arras.
Archebald, Archebauld, Archebaud,
Erchebaud, John, 383.
Archebald — cont.
, Peter, collector of the subsidy
on cloth for sale in Norfolk
and Suffolk, 77.
, Richard, king's esquire, 166.
, . . . . , Serjeant of the buttery,
405.
, William, king's esquire, 100.
, . . . . , king's sewer, 349.
, . . . . , forester of Braden
forest and surveyor of Vastern
park, 'co. Wilts, 364.
Archer, Archere, Archier, David, 5.
, Ellis, chaplain, 5.
, John, of Yaxham, co. Nor-
folk, 448.
, Roger, king's esquire, 68,
73, 164.
Cf. Ercher.
Archerugg, Harcherugge, Thomas,
commissioner, 418, 491.
Archesfont. See tlrchfont.
Archibald. See Archebald.
Archier. See Archer.
Arde. See Ardres.
Ardern, Giles de, 157.
, , knight, 339, 346.
, Darderne, Henry de, 35.
, commissioner, 138,
139, 313, 314.
, Hugh de, of Great Driffield,
11.
, John, commissioner, 160.
, John de, sheriff of Bucking-
ham, commissioner, 218.
, Richard, citizen and skinner
of London, 104 bis.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
320, 323.
Ardingley, Erthynglegh [co. Sussex],
parsons of, 249.
Ardres, Arde [Pas de Calais, France],
captain of, keeper of. See
Jake, John.
Argentem. See Dargentem.
Arkale, John, 412.
Arkesaye. See Arksey.
Arkesden, Arkesdon [co. Essex], 61,
177.
Arksey, Arkesaye [co. York], parson
of, 90.
, Bentley in, Bentele, 186.
Arlington, Erlyngton [co. Sussex],
271.
Amies, Richard des, king's yeoman,
370.
Armeston, John, chaplain, 263.
Arnall. See Arnold.
Arncliffe, Ernecliff, Erneclif [co.
York], 331, 471.
GENERAL INDEX.
517
Arncott, Arnecote [in Ambrosden,
co. Oxford], 407.
Arnesby, Ernysby, Ernesby [co.
Leicester], church of, 309, 380,
406.
Arnold, Arnall [in Swine, co. York],
467.
Arnold, Eustace son of, le Power,
70.
Arras, Aratz [Pas-de-Calais, France],
506.
Arreton [I.W.], chapel of East
Standen in, 246.
Arrow, Arwe [co. Warwick], 234.
, Ragley in, Raggeleye, 109.
Arsik. See Harsyk.
Arthington, Arthyngton, co. York,
prioress and nuns of, 397.
Arthon, Athon [Loire-Inferieure,
France], lord of. See
Gebenuis, Hugh de.
Arthuret, Arthureth [co. Cumber-
land], parsons of, 302, 406.
, presentation to church of,
revoked, 302.
Arthyngton. See Arthington.
Arthyngton, Laurence, 151.
, Robert, 151.
, Robert de, coroner of York-
shire, 135.
Arundel, Arundell [co. Sussex], alien
priory of, 14, 371.
, chantry in chapel of, 129.
Arundel, earl of. See Fitz Alan.
Arundell, Edmund de, knight, 29,
492.
, servants of (named),
492, 493.
, John de, commissioner, 222,
499.
, John de (Darundell), brother
of the earl of Arundel,
441.
, . . . . , keeper of Corf e Castle
and Purbeck warren, 463.
, . . . . , Eleanor wife of, heir
of John Mautravers, the elder,
60.
, Richard de, 51.
, . . . . , commissioner, 55.
, , knight, 25, 28.
, . . . . , ' le fitz,' or the
younger, 107 bis, 243.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, wife
of, 243.
, Thomas de, bishop of Ely,
290.
, . . . . , commissioner, 325.
Arwe. See Arrow.
Arwistly. See Ystlye.
Asby, Askeby [co. Westmoreland],
church, 41.
Ascot under Wychwood, Ascote
[co. Oxford], manor, 355,
408.
Ascote, Anescote [in Pattishall],
co. Northampton, manor,
179.
Aseby, William son of Adamson of
Alexander de, 194.
Asgarby [co. Lincoln], Boughton in,
Bacton, 125.
Ash by Wingham [co. Kent], Ped-
ding in, Poddyngg, 285.
Ash, Assh [co. Surrey], parson of,
217.
Ashbury, Asshbury, Hasshebury [co.
Berks], 141, 324.
Ashby de la Zouch, Esseby la Zuche
[co. Leicester], manor, 107.
Ashby Folville [co. Leicester], Barsby
in, Barnesby, 425.
Ashe, Assh [co. Southampton], par-
sons of, 25.
Ashford, Assheford [co. Derby], 28.
, Asshetesford, co. Kent,
manor, haywards of. See
Curteys, Nicholas ; Yong,
William.
Ashill, Asshele, Asshle, co. Norfolk,
manor, 78, 195.
Ashley, Aisseleye, Asshele [co. Cam-
bridge], parsons of, 24, 171.
, church of, 172.
, Asshelee [co. Northampton],
parson of, 277.
Asholt, Esseholt by Dunsterre [co.
Somerset], 271.
Ashton, Assheton, vicar of, 10.
Bridge, Asshetonbrig [by
Oundle, co. Northampton],
bridge of, 172.
, Steeple, Assheton [co.
Wilts], vicar of, 259.
Ashurst, Asshehurst [co. Kent],
church of, 46.
Ashwicken, Askewyken [co. Nor-
folk], 32.
Ask, Aske, John de, commissioner,
59, 219, 221, 324, 485 bis,
501.
Askeaton, Inskysti, co. Limerick
manor, 60.
Askeby. See Asby.
Askeby, Geoffrey de, of Grimsby,
searcher in all ports in Lind-
sey, co. Lincoln, 149.
, Walter de, 435.
Askerton [in Lanercost], co Cum-
1 berland, 229.
518
GENERAL INDEX.
Askewyken, See Ashwicken.
Askham, 104.
Askham, John de, clerk, 104.
Askrigg, Askrig [co. York], 108.
Aslackby, Aslagby, co. Lincoln,
manor. 110.
Aslakby, Ralph, esquire, 274.
Aspal, John, 373.
Aspenden, Aspeden [co. Hertford],
parsons of, 24.
Asphull, Hasphull, John, 192. 345.
, . . . . , constable of Fother-
inghay castle and keeper of
the parks of Fotheringhay,
Earlswood and Newhay, 469.
Asselyn, William, 288.
, . . . . , parson of a mediety
of Aylmerton, co. Norfolk,
488.
, . . . . , exchanged to the
vicarage of Lewisham, 345.
, . . . . , exchange revoked,
388.
Assh. See Ash.
, [co. Southampton]. See
Ashe.
Assh, Asshe, John de, 441.
, John, commissioner, 324.
, Richard atte, of Doncaster,
326.
, Stephen, 179.
Asshbnry. See Ashbury.
Asshby. See Assheby.
Asshe. See Assh.
A sshebo r nham , Asshebo rneham ,
Assheburnham, Assheburne-
ham, Roger de, commissioner,
58, 410, 413, bis, 414, 495.
Assheby, Asshby, Roger, vicar of
Folkestone, exchanged to the
church of Little Petherick,
co. Cornwall, 72.
, William de, presented to
the church of Toppesfield,
167.
Asshefeld, Robert de, 299.
, commissioner, 138.
Assheford. Sec Ashford.
Asshehurst. See Ashurst.
Asshele. See AshiU ; Ashley.
Asshenden, John, commissioner, 486.
, John, of Dartmouth, 32.
, Robert, presented to the
church of Whippingham, Isle
of Wight, 307.
, Thomas de, deputy butler
in all ports in Somerset and
Devon, 362.
, Thomas de, of Dartmouth,
32.
Asshenden, Thomas de, of Dart-
mouth— cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
486.
Asshetesford. See Ashford.
Assheton. See Ashton.
Asshe ton, Robert de, 213 bis, 214,
308, 357, 416, 459, 487, 488.
, . . . . , treasurer of the Ex-
chequer, 169, 296, 301, 306,
342, 347, 354, 367, 400, 474.
, king's chamberlain,
453, 455, 457.
, . . . . , keeper of Porchester
castle, town and forest, 250,
353.
, . . . . , afterwards constable
of Dover castle and warden
of the Cinque Ports, 250, 351.
, , knight, 209.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
66.
, William, 176.
Asshetonbrig. See Ashton Bridge.
Asshewell, John, serjeant-at-arms,
417.
, John de, parson of Mack-
worth, 284.
Asshford, Thomas, presented to the
church of Harlestone, co.
Northampton, 9.
Asshle. See Ashill.
Astelegh, Robert son of Hugh de,
234.
Asteley. See Astley.
Asteley, Thomas de, 344, 384.
Asthall [co. Oxford], 176.
Astley, Asteley [co. Worcester],
alien priory of, 255.
, vicarage of, 255.
Aston upon Trent, Aston [co. Derby],
parson of, 102.
[in Stone], co. Stafford, 144.
Cantlow, Aston Cauntelowe,
co. Warwick, manor, 196.
Magna, Hongyndaston [in
Blockley], co. Worcester, 128,
439.
Aston, John de, parson of St. Mary's,
Guildford, exchanged to the
church of Newington, co.
Surrey, 40.
, . . . . , parson of Newington,
75.
, Richard de, 262.
, Thomas de, prebendary of
St. George's, Windsor, 336.
, . . . . , prebendary of Here-
ford, 216.
Astwick, Astwyk [co. Bedford], 473.
GENERAL INDEX.
519
Astwyk, Geoffrey de, merchant,
473.
, Thomas de, son of John de,
473.
Asty, Henry, 203, 279.
, . . . . , chief baron of the
Exchequer, 196, 198, 450.
, justice of gaol de-
livery, 79.
, commissioner, 52, 55,
61, 136 bis, 137 ter, 139 bis,
151, 158, 314 ter, 317, 322 bis,
409, 490, 491 bis, 495.
Aswardby, Aswardeby [co. Lincoln],
parson of, 432.
Athelard, Robert, groom of the
household, 382.
Athelby, William de, of London,
505.
Atheles, Athelles, Dathelles, Dassels
Emery or Aymer de, com-
missioner, 51, 330.
Atherstone, Athereston, co. War-
wick, house of Friars Hermits
to be founded at, 183.
Atherton, Athirton, Richard de, 67.
, William, commissioner, 158.
Athewy, Thomas, commissioner,
155.
Athol, earl of. See Strabolgi,
David.
, Elizabeth, countess of,
steward of, 67.
Atholl, Aymer de, knight, 302.
, , Mary, wife of, 302.
, . . . . , Isabel, daughter of,
wife of Ralph de Euer, 302.
Atholrill. See Ahoghill.
Athon. See Arthon.
Aton, Atoim, William de, 451.
, commissioner, 136,
138, 221, 316, 321, 332, 486,
498.
, , knight, 323.
, , the elder, 430.
, . . . . , the younger, knight,
111.
Atte. See Asshe ; Bakhous ;
Barre ; Berowe ; Boure ;
Brigge ; Broke ; Brome ;
Churche ; Co lines ; Crosse ;
Dale ; Dene ; Fenne ; Flete ;
Folde ; Forde ; Frithe ;
Gate ; Grene ; Hale ; Halle ;
Helle ; Hey the ; Hogges ;
Homwode ; Hoo ; House ;
Hyde ; Kelde ; Knolle ;
Lake ; Lee ; Lese ; Lude ;
Mare ; Mede ; More ; Mulle ;
Node ; Northous ; Ook ;
Atte. See — cont.
Park ; Ponde ; Prestes ;
Pytte ; Redene ; Ree ; See ;
Seler ; Spence ; Stok ;
Stone ; Strete ; Sydenye ;
Vikers ; Vyse ; Walle ;
Water ; Welde ; Welle ;
Were ; Wode ; Wysto ;
Wythegh ; Yate.
Attebarwe. See Adber.
Atworth, Atteworth [co. Wilts], 89,
96.
, advowson of, 89, 96.
Aubrey, John, commissioner, 156,
319.
, . . . . , sheriff of London, 9,
37, 53.
, Walter, serjeant of the
king's chamber, 213.
Aubyn, John, 196.
Auckland, Aukland [co. Durham],
collegiate church, prebend
of West Merrington in, 351.
Audeley, Audele, Daudelee, James
de, 393.
, commissioner, 135,
320, 323, 500.
, James de, of Heighley, 180,
463.
, knight, 44.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
139.
, . . . . , . . . . , constable of
Gloucester castle, 368.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
136, 139, 140 bis, 154, 490,
499.
, . . . ., lord of Cemmaes, 194.
, Peter de, 47.
Audley [co. Stafford], Heighley in,
Helegh, 44, 139, 180, 463.
Audruick, Oudrewyk [Pas-de-Calais,
France], castle, keeper of.
See Roos, Godfrey de.
Aukland. See Auckland.
Aulton. See Alton.
Aumale [Seine -Inferieure, France],
abbot and convent of, 56.
Aumale, Albemarle, W., count of,
temp. Stephen, 465.
, count of, fee of, 467.
Aunay [Calvados, France], abbey of,
temporalities of, 13.
Auncell, Auncel, John, commissioner,
224, 227, 314, 414.
, John de, knight, 240.
, William, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of East Stoke,
co. Nottingham, 82.
Aungre, John de, 202.
520
GENERAL INDEX.
Aure, John of, commissioner, 220,
221, 319.
Anrney, Aurneye. See Alderney.
Aust [co. Gloucester], prebend of,
See Westbury on Trym.
Aust, Walter de, 108.
Austyn, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of Goldhanger,
164.
, Thomas, of Oxfordshire,
231.
Avenclyve. See Avoncliff.
Avene. See Aberavon.
Avener, John, chaplain in the church
of St. Mary Magdalen,
Newark, exchanged to the
vicarage of East Stoke, co.
Nottingham, 44.
, . . . . , vicar of East Stoke,
11.
Averham, co. Nottingham, manor,
296.
Averiliano, William de, temp. Henry
III, 359.
Avon, Avene, the river, bridge over,
at Warwick, 423.
Avoncliff, Avenclyve [in Westwood,
co. Wilts], 31.
Awy, Thomas, 92.
Axholme, Axihohn [co. Lincoln], 9,
204.
, isle of, 60, 141.
Ayermyn, Eirmyn, Eyremyn, Thom-
as de, 61.
, William de, 61.
, .. .., servants of, 61, 62.
, William de, presented to
the church of Brington,
169.
, . . . . , king's clerk, treasurer
of Calais, 390.
Aylburton, Aylberton [in Lydney,
co. Gloucester], 108.
Aylesbury [co. Buckingham], 11.
Aylesbury, Ayllesbury, John de,
commissioner, 62, 138, 160,
225, 319, 411, 497.
Aylesham. See Aylsham.
Aylesham, Master Robert, bachelor
in theology and master in
arts, 291.
, William de, presented to the
church of Lanteglos by
Camelford, 294.
Aylewy, Thomas, bailiff in the forest
of Dean, 284.
Ayllesbury. See Aylesbury.
Aylmeresworthy, John, 434.
Aylmerton [co. Norfolk], parson of a
mediety of, 345, 388, 488.
I Aylsham, Aylesham [co. Norfolk],
192, 194, 310.
Ajdwaston. See Elvaston.
! Aymeryk, Gilbert, merchant of
Lucca, 301.
Aynesworth, John son of John de,
22.
Aynstaplyth. See Ainstable.
Ayot, Laurence de, 178.
, Margaret and Maud,
daughters of, 178.
I Ayre. See Aire.
Aysgarth [co. York], Bainbridge in,
Baynbrigg, 108, 160.
, Bishopdale in, Dalle, 359.
, Thornton Rust in, 359.
Aysthorp, William, commissioner,
499.
Azerley, Azerlegh [in Kirkby Mal-
zeard, co. York], 79, 215.
, manor, 79, 215.
B
Babbegrave. See Baggrave.
Babingley, Babyngle, co. Norfolk,
328.
Babe, John, 461.
Babworth Pond, Babworthponde
[in Isleworth, co. Middlesex],
stank called, 432.
Babyngle. See Babingley.
Bache, Thomas, clerk, 339, 483.
, . . . . , parson of Kilberry,
co. Meath, 39.
, . . . . , king's clerk, chancellor
of the Exchequer of Ireland,
335.
Bacheler, John, commissioner, 144.
Gf. Bakeler.
Bacherach, John, canon of Lure,
presented to the church of
Hinton Waldrist, co. Berks,
120.
Bachous. See Bakhous.
Bacon, Bacoun, John, 142, 263.
, . . . . , treasurer in Aber-
gwilly collegiate church, 47.
, Robert, commissioner, 138.
, Roger, parson of Fornham
All Saints, 263.
Bacton. See Boughton.
Baddow, Little, Little Badwe [co.
Essex], 241.
GENERAL INDEX.
521
Badewe, Badwe, Hugh de, com-
missioner, 137.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
156.
Badger, Baggesouere [co. Hereford],
parson of, 249.
Badgworth [co. Somerset], Tarnock
in, Ternak, 271.
Badmondesfield, Badmondesfeld [in
Wickhambrook], co. Suffolk,
manor, 195.
Badwe, Little. See Baddow, Little.
See Badewe.
Badyng, Richard, captain of the
barge of Rye, 61.
Baggesouere. See Badger.
Baggrave, Babbegrave [in Hunger-
ton, co. Leicester], 425.
Baghe, William, of Steeple, co.
Dorset, 409.
Bagot, Henry, temp. Henry III, 460.
, William, 494.
, William, temp. Henry III,
460.
Baillif, Baillyf, Henry, of Hurst -
bourne, co. Southampton,
carpenter, 37, 38, 39.
, William, of Lutton, 167.
Baillolio, Josceline de, temp. Henry
II, 85.
Baily, Bailly, Baillay, Bailley, Philip,
464.
, Robert, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
, Robert, of Great Gransden,
co. Huntingdon, 262.
, William, commissioner, 314,
315.
Bainbridge, Baynbrigg in Wenslowe-
dale [in Aysgarth, co. York],
108, 160.
Bainton, Baynton, co. York, 326,
329, 369.
Bakeler, John, 488.
Bakelford, John, of Chardstock, co.
Dorset, 230.
, William, 230.
Bakepuz, Ralph de, temp. Henry III,
15.
Baker, Bakere, Adam le, 468.
, Alan, 409.
, John, 431.
, Nicholas, commissioner, 56.
, Robert, 492.
, Thomas, 416.
, Walter, keeper of Isleworth
park and warren, 186.
, William, master of the barge
of Yarmouth, 156.
, William, of Fulham, 72.
Bakester, Bakster, Baxstere, Bax-
ster, Emma, of Thrapston,
co. Northampton, 262.
, John, 312.
, . . . . , Walter and William,
servants of, 312.
, John, searcher in the port
of Boston, 493.
, Thomas, clerk, 176.
, Walter, of Grimsby, 11.
, William, 225, 229.
Bakewell, Baukequell [co. Derby],
28.
Bakhous, Bachous, John atte, 53.
, John del, of Leicester, 322.
, Thomas atte, 4.
, Thomas of the, 16.
Bakster. See Bakester.
Balcombe, co. Sussex, 496.
Baldeseye. See Bawdsey.
Baldeswell. See Bawdeswell.
Baldewyn, Baldewyne, Baudewyn,
Adam, of Wotton, 204.
, John, 144.
, .. .., Hugh son of, 144.
, . . . . , Adam servant of,
144.
, John, of Handsworth, co.
York, 23.
, Walter, 70.
, . . . . , Gunnora, wife of, 70.
Baldyngton, John de, 122, 407.
, . . . ., commissioner, 136 bis,
157, 316, 498.
Bale, William de, 264.
Balinghem, Bavelyngham [Pas-de-
Calais, France], castle, keeper
or captain of. See Bury,
Adam de.
Balla, John, vicar of St. Mellion, co.
Cornwall, 441.
Ballard, Nicholas, 464.
, Richard, purveyor for the
household, 71.
, . . . . , chief serjeant of the
poultry, 250.
Balle, John, 157, 160.
, commissioner, 321.
, John, chaplain, 415.
, Richard, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Monmouth,
169.
, Thomas, vicar of Steeple
Ashton, co. Wilts, 259.
Balne, Thomas de, of Stainforth,
co. York, 10.
Balscot, Alexander, bishop of
Ossory, 303.
, . . . . , treasurer of Ireland,
303.
522
GENERAL INDEX.
Bamburgh, Baumburgh, co. North-
umberland, 143 bis.
, chapel of St. Thomas at,
143.
, castle, 143, 144, 226.
, . . . . , constable of, 259.
, . . . . , keepers of. See Nevill,
Ralph de ; Stury, Richard.
, church, master of, 317.
, farm of, 347.
, hospital or chantry of St.
Mary Magdalen, 317.
, . . . . , warden of. See Miles,
Nicholas.
, lordship of, 59.
, Fulbryggefeld in the lord-
ship of, 143.
Bamme, Adam, 231.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
231.
Bampton, John de, commissioner,
137, 161, 319, 332, 492, 497.
, John, of Essex, 482.
, Robert de, commissioner,
326.
Banak, John, 21.
Banastre, John, yeoman of the
household, 382.
, Thomas, knight, 299.
Banbury, co. Oxford, church of, 425.
Banell, Richard, 379.
Bangor, bishops of. See Gilbert,
John ; Swafham, John de.
, bishopric, temporalities of,
363.
, diocese, 369.
Banham, William, clerk, 200.
Bank, John del, commissioner, 314.
Banstead, Banstede, co. Surrey,
manor, 348, 402, 403, 406.
, park, keeper of. See
Nynory, Richard.
Banyard, John, 420.
, John, of Norton, parson of
Lytchett Matravers, 206.
, John, of Yarm, co. York,
470.
Cf. Baynard.
Banyll, William, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Banymouth, Simon, 318.
Barbour, Adam, of Hull, 227.
, John, 230, 453.
, John, of Shoreham, searcher
in all ports in Sussex, 494.
, Reynold, 212.
, Barburgh, Richard, of Kirk-
ham, 30, 45.
, William, sometime of Don-
caster, 46.
Barby, Bereweby [co. Northamp-
ton], advowson of, 279.
Barcelona [Spain], 505.
Barcombe, Bercompe, co. Sussex,
496.
Barde, John, 15.
, . . . . , Durand, son and heir
of, 15.
, . . . . , Joan late the wife of,
380.
Bardenay. See Bardney.
Bardes, Gauteron de, 5.
, Peter de, 5.
, Peter Radulphi de, of the
society of Bardi, 30, 188.
Bardesey. See Bardsey.
Bardi, company of the. See under
Florence.
Bardney, Bardenay [co. Lincoln],
abbey of SS. Peter and Paul,
and St. Oswald, King and
Martyr, 287.
Bardolf, Edmund, presented to the
church of Boynton, co. Wilts,
180.
, Edmund, knight, 104, 269.
, Robert, 404.
, king's esquire, 127,
309, 343, 355, 406, 454.
, William, commissioner, 160.
, William, of Wormegay, 315,
329, 404.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
138, 332, 497.
, . . . ., . . . ., Agnes, wife of,
daughter of Michael de
Ponynges, 404.
, . . . . , . . . . , knight, com-
missioner, 144.
, . . . . , lord of Wormegay,
letters patent of, 133.
, , , lease by, 260.
, the lord of, 216.
Bardsey, Bardesey [co. Carnarvon],
abbot and convent of, 374.
Barenton. See Barrington.
Barentona. See Barrington.
Baret, Bernard, 462.
, John, 152.
, Walter, clerk, 32.
Barford St. Martin, Bereford St.
Martin [co. Wilts], 122.
Barham, Bergham [co. Suffolk], 322,
486.
Barker, Barkere, Henry, 94.
, John, 183, 481.
, Ralph, 389.
, Thomas, chaplain, warden
of the hospital of St. John in
the suburb of Shrewsbury, 12.
GENERAL INDEX. 523
Barker — cont.
, Thomas, of Islekirk, co.
Cumberland, 94.
, William, clerk, 123.
Barking, Berkyng [co. Essex], 83,
244.
, commission of sewers at,
319.
, marsh of, 126.
, . . . . , commission of sewers I
in, 158.
, abbess of, 126.
, See Monte Acuto,
Maud de ; Sutton, Katharine
de.
, prioress and convent of, 445.
, temporalities of, 450.
Barle, John, commissioner, 64.
Barlee. See Barleye.
Barler, John, clerk, commissioner,
144.
, . . . . , controller of the works
at Gravesend, Leeds, Rushen-
den, Danley and Milton, co.
Kent, 199.
Barlestone, Berleston [co. Leicester],
279.
Barleye, Barlee, Barry, William, 388,
435.
, . . . . , surveyor of the works
in Porchester castle, 344.
Barmby on the Moor, Barneby [co.
York], prebend of. See
York.
Barming, West, Westbarnyng [co.
Kent], parson of, Simon,
exchanged to the church of
Woodlands, co. Kent, 41.
Barnabe, Edmund, 447.
Barnaby, Bernaldby [in Guis-
borough, co. York], 330.
Barnack, Bernak [co. Northamp-
ton], 104.
, parson of, 104.
Barnak, Henry, parson of Stand-
ground, co. Huntingdon, 202.
See Bernak.
Barnard. See Bernard.
Barnby, Barneby [co. York], 356.
Barneburgh, Roger de, clerk, 126.
Barneby. See Barmby on the Moor ; i
Barnby.
Barneby, William de, chaplain, 97.
Barnesby. See Barsby.
Barnestapol. See Barnstaple.
Barnet, La Barnet [co. Hertford], 4.
Barningham, Beryngham [co. Nor-
folk], 27.
Barnoldby le Beck, Bernolby [co.
Lincoln], parson of, 119.
Barnstaple, Barnestaple, Barnestapol
[co. Devon], vicars of, 40.
, alien priory of St. Mary
Magdalen in, 40, 393.
Barnston, Berneston [co. Essex],
church, 368.
, Barston [in Langar, co. Not-
tingham], 63, 142.
Barnwell, Berhewell [co. Cambridge],
prior of, 405.
, Bernewell, [co. Northamp-
ton], 267, 399.
, . . . ., manor, 194.
Barogh. See Barrow upon Soar.
Baron, John, 268.
, John, chaplain, vicar of
East Greenwich, exchanged
to the church of Dodding-
hurst, co. Essex, 22.
, John, of Painswick, co.
Gloucester, 433.
, William, groom of the
poultry, 190.
Barowe. See Barrow upon Soar.
Barowe, John de, clerk, 128, 287,
437.
, Richard de, hospitaller,
123.
, Robert de, 186.
, Robert de, presented to the
church of Radwinter, co.
Essex, 165.
, William, clerk, 102.
Barre, John atte, justice of weights
and measures in Hertford,
42.
, Thomas of the commis-
sioner, 415.
, Thomas, sheriff of Hereford,
496.
, Thomas, knight, 404, 419.
, William, knight, 176.
Barrington, Barenton, Barentona
[co. Cambridge], 85.
, . . . . , manor, 1 8.
, Great, Great Bernyngton
[co. Gloucester], vicars of, 8.
Barrow upon Soar, Barowe, Barwe
upon Sore [co. Leicester], 322.
, , manor, 116, 358.
, North, Northbarou [co.
Somerset], parsons of, 168.
Green in Oxted, Berowe in
Okested, co. Surrey, 81.
Barry, David, 207.
, Gerald de, bishop of Cork,
207.
, Jolm, 67.
, . . . ., Constance wife of, 67.
, Ralph, king's esquire, 372.
524
GENERAL INDEX.
Barry — cont.
, Ralph, clerk, temp. Henry
III, 460.
, William, 258.
Barsby, Barnesby [in Ashby Fol-
ville, co. Leicester], Robert
reeve of, temp. Henry III,
425.
Barshale, William de, 62.
Barslyng, John, ' hiliere' 264.
Barston. See Barnston.
Barston, John de, of Sedgebrooke,
co. Lincoln, 27, 28.
Bartelot, Nicholas, 392.
Barton in the Clay, co. Bedford, 107.
, the King's, in Bristol, Berton
Bristol [co. Gloucester],
manor, 79, 308, 351.
, . . . ., hundred, 351.
, . . . . , . . . . , steward of. See
Stanschawe, John de.
on Humber, Humbre [co.
Lincoln], 151, 165, 313, 385,
402.
, grant of pavage to,
438.
, . . . ., port of, 98.
[co. Oxford], 40.
, Steeple [co. Oxford], 300.
Stacey, Berton Stacy [co.
Southampton], 448.
Barton, Alexander de, 122, 373.
, . . . . , yeoman of the house-
hold, 307.
, Henry de, clerk, commis-
sioner, 158, 219.
, Henry de, of Rothwell, co.
York, chaplain, 230.
, John de, 380.
, . . . . , Beatrice, wife of, 380.
, John de, of London, 68.
, John de, parson of Leck-
hampstead, exchanged to the
church of Barnoldby le Beck,
119.
, Jordan de, 439.
, Oliver de, commissioner,
314, 498.
, Peter de, clerk, attorneys
received by, 285, 301, 391.
, Peter de, presented to the
chapel of Imber, co. Wilts,
15.
, . . . . , parson or warden of
the chapel of Imber, 39.
, . . . . , prebendary of Wher-
well, 370.
, Robert de, presented to the
church of Tockenham, co.
Wilts, 208.
Barton, Robert de — cont.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Ovington, co. Southamp-
ton, 441.
, Thomas de, 7.
, William de, commissioner,
228, 310, 319.
Bartour, Thomas, 431.
Barugh, Bergh [in Darton, co. York],
126.
Barwe upon Soar. See Barrow upon
Soar.
Barwe, John, parson of Stanford
upon Soar, co. Nottingham,
456.
Baryngton, John de, 85.
Basildon, Bastilden, co. Berks,
manor, 4.
Basingstoke, Basyngstowe [in South-
ampton], 119.
Baskervill, Baskervyll, Richard,
knight, 57, 199.
, . . . . , Joan, relict of, wife
of Giles Malore, 199.
, Walter, knight, John son
of, 95.
Basse, John, of Chipperfield, co.
Hertford, 166.
, John, citizen and draper of
London, 386, 387.
Basseson, Henry, of Massingham,
144.
Basset, John, 205, 222.
, , sheriff of Stafford, 159.
, Ralph, 54, 116.
, Ralph, of Bytham, co. Lin-
coln, commissioner, 134, 147.
, Ralph, of Drayton Bassett,
37, 60, 134, 141, 183.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
139, 333, 485, 491, 499.
, , , knight, 358,
494.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, wife of,
358.
, Ralph, of Sapcote, 379.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
137, 490, 491, 498.
, Ralph, of Weldon, knight,
219.
, Thomas, parson of Ashley,
co. Northampton, 277.
Bassingbourn, Bassyngbourn [co.
Cambridge], 41.
Bassyngbourn, Richard de, knight,
72.
Bastard, William, 179.
Bastilden. See Basildon.
Basy, Baysy, Richard, commissioner,
158, 160, 219, 224, 227.
GENERAL INDEX.
525
Basy — cord.
, Richard, of Bilbrough, com-
missioner, 137.
Basynges, Basyngge, Basynge,
Basyngges, John de, com-
missioner, 136, 217, 499.
, William, master of the hos-
pital of St. Mary, Strood,
190, 199, 214.
, William, clerk of the works
at various manors, 190, 191,
199, 214.
, . . . . , clerk of the works
at Rochester cassle, 214.
Basyngstowe. See Basingstoke.
Bataill, Bataille, Bataylle, John,
159.
, . . . ., commissioner, 61, 459.
, sheriff of Essex, 311.
, Ralph, keeper of the houses
in Eltham manor, 442.
, Thomas, escheator in Essex,
434, 435, 438, 450.
, . . . . , escheator in Hertford,
472.
Batcombe [co. Somerset], Spargrove
manor in, Spertegrave, 166.
Bate, Joan, Robert son of, of Hen-
sail, co. York. 30.
Batelesford, Batillesford, Batlesford,
Battesford, Batesford, William
de, 388.
, . . . ., commissioner, 58, 137,
158, 314, 332, 410, 413, 414,
492.
, . . . ., deputy butler at Win-
chelsea, Romney and Rye,
362.
Bateman, Thomas, 157.
, William, commissioner, 62,
135, 138, 314.
Batesford. See Batelesford.
Bath [co. Somerset], prior of, 13,
460.
Bath and Wells, bishop of. See
Harewell, John ; Salopia,
Ralph de.
, bishopric, voidance of, 273,
413.
, diocese, 14, 42, 83, 93,
112, 127, 131, 164, 166, 168,
193, 200, 210, 234, 241, 269,
270, 273, 286, 476.
Bathewyk. See Bathwick.
Bathwick, Bathewyk [co. Somerset],
prebend of. See Wherwell.
Batillesford, Batlesford, Battesford.
See Batelesford.
Battle [co. Sussex], abbot of, 499.
, . , . ., commissioner, 58, 134.
Battle — cont.
, Hamo, abbot of, commis-
sioner, 158.
Baude, Baud, John, clerk, 109.
, William, knight, 18.
, William, of Smallbridge,
knight, 209.
Baudewyn. See Baldewyn.
Baukequell. See Bakewell.
Baukwell, Baukewell, John de, pre-
sented to the church of Little
Billing, 162.
, John, groom of the house-
hold, 262, 382.
Baumbergh. See Bamburgh.
Baumpton, William, parson of Long
Crichel, 165.
Bauseye. See Bawsey.
Bautre. See Bawtry.
Bavelyngham. See Balinghem.
Bavent, Hugh, clerk, 346.
, William, of Debenham, 119.
Bawdeswell, Baldeswell [co. Nor-
folk], 147.
Bawdsey, Baldeseye [co. Suffolk]
port of, 49.
Bawe, Henry, servant of Edmimd
de Arundell, 492.
Bawsey, Baweseye, Bauseye [co.
Norfolk], 32.
, parsons of, 74.
, Glosthorpe in, 32.
Bawtry, Bautre, co. Nottingham
[rectius co. York], 104.
, bailiff of, 105.
, co. York, manor of, 381.
Baxster, Baxstere. See Bakester.
Bayard, Thomas, 77.
Baye, John, 160.
Bayford, Beyford [co. Hertford],
359.
Bayford. See Beyford.
Baylly. See Baily.
Baymynstre. See Beaminster.
Baynard, Thomas, 345.
....... , of Messing, 192.
Cf. Banyard.
Baynbrigg in Wenslowedale. See
Bainbridge.
Baynton. See Bainton.
Bayonne, Peter, bishop of, 508.
Bayonne, Bayone [Basses-Pyr,
France], governor of. See
Elmham, William de.
, under-governor of. See
Elmham, William.
, merchants of, 62.
Bays, John, 125.
Robert, vicar of Yeovil,
241.
526
GENERAL INDEX.
Baysham, Thomas, 421.
, . . . ., Christina, wife of, 421.
Baysy. See Basy.
Beacontree, Bekentre [co. Essex],
hundred, 126.
Beaford, Beauford [co. Devon],
parsons of, 100.
Bealings, Little, Belynges [co. Suf-
folk], church, 207.
Bealknap, Beleknappe, Bealknapp,
Belknap, Robert, chief justice
of the Common Bench 3, 9,
24, 26, 236, 288.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
269.
, justice of oyer and
terminer in Devon, 434.
, commissioner, 134,
136 bis, 137 bis, 139 bis, 158
bis, 161 bis, 222, 314 ter, 323,
324, 327 bis, 328 bis, 331,
332 bis, 333, 408, 410 bis,
412, 413 bis, 414, 485, 491 bis,
492 ter, 495, 496, 500.
, .. .., knight, 16, 116, 260,
272, 273.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
224.
Beaminster, Bemenstre, Bemynstre
[co. Dorset], vicarage of, 23,
24.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Beaubec, Beaupek [co. Meath], 13.
Beauchamp, Beauchaump. See
Bello Campo.
Beauford. See Beaford.
Beaufoy, William, teller of the
receipt of the Exchequer,
442.
Beaugrant, Beaugraunt, John, 409.
, . . . . , prebendary of Wing-
ham collegiate church, 351.
Beaulieu [co. Southampton], abbot
of, liberties of, 197, 198.
Beaulieu, Richard, 225, 229.
Beaumond, Beaumont. See Bello
Monte.
Beaupyne, Thomas, of Bristol, 102.
, . . . . , collector of the
subsidy on cloth for sale in
Cornwall, Devon, Somerset,
Dorset, Gloucester and Bris-
tol, 78.
Beauveyr, Master John, sub-dean
of Lincoln cathedral, 367.
Beaveys, Bartholomew, citizen of
London, 81.
Beby, John de, 322.
Bee Hellouin, Beke [Eure, France],
abbey of, 124, 388.
Bee Hellouin — cont.
, William, abbot of, 76.
, abbot of, yeomen of, 157.
, proctor general in England
of the abbot and convent of.
See Sancto Vedasto, William
de.
Becchele, Robert, 495.
Beche, Edmund de la, 202.
Becherel, Becherell, [Ille-et-Vilaine,
France], castle, keeper of.
See Latymer, William de.
Beches, Thomas, 495.
Becheshunt, Robert, his servant,
176.
Beckbury, Bekkebury [co. Salop],
chapel of, 231.
Beckenham, Beghenham [co. Kent],
church, 82.
Becket, Thomas, chancellor of
Henry II, 466.
Beckford, Bekford [co. Gloucester],
vicars of, 2.
Beckham, Bekham [co. Norfolk], 27.
Beckley, Bekkele [co. Sussex], 57.
Bedale [co. York], 209.
Bedefeld. See Bedfield.
Bedefford, John, parson of Hal-
stead, co. Essex, 246.
Bedel, Thomas, 508.
, William, of Writtle, 434.
Bedeston, Walter, chaplain, 102.
Bedewardyn. See Bedwardyn.
Bedeweys. See Bedwas.
Bedfield, Bedefeld [co. Suffolk],
parsons of, 207.
! Bedfont, East [co. Middlesex], Hat-
ton Grange in, 256, 401.
Bedford, Bedeford, co. Bedford, 433.
, free chapel of St. Thomas
the Martyr on the bridge of,
wardens of. See Prat, John ;
Tamworth, John de.
, castle of, gaol delivery of,
.277.
, hospital of St. Leonard in,
master and brethren of, 433.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 255.
Bedford, county, 62, 225, 311.
, . . . . , issues of, 5.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 497.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 137.
, . . . . , justices of the peace
in, 69.
, . . . . , keepers of the peace in,
361.
, . . . ., outlawries in, 69, 175,
I 361.
GENERAL INDEX.
527
Bedford, county — cont.
, . . . . , escheator in. See
Parker, John ; Sew ale,
Thomas.
Bedford, countess of, 115, 365.
, Isabel, countess of, letters
patent of, 47.
, earl of. See Coucy, Ingram
de.
Bedieth, John, 333.
Bedwardyn, Bedewardyn, John de,
1, 356.
, John de, alias John Smyth,
prebendary of Hereford, 1.
, Master John de, canon and
prebendary of Hereford, 279.
Bedwas, Bedeweys in Wales [cos.
Glamorgan and Monmouth],
198.
Beechamwell, Bychamwell [co. Nor-
folk], 402.
Beeford, Beford [co. York], 467.
, . . . ., Croo in, 467.
, . . . . , Dodington in, 467.
Moor, Mora [co. York], 467.
Beek, Nicholas, 479.
Beenham, Benham, co. Berks, manor,
195.
Beere, Hugh, parson of Hinxhill,
co. Kent, 67.
Beeston, Beston [co. Nottingham],
vicarage of, 346.
Beetham, Bethame [co. Westmore-
land], 135.
Beford. See Beeford.
Begham, Thomas de, 398.
Beghenham. See Beckenham.
Begyn, John, parson of Allesley,
co. Warwick, exchanged to
the church of Sutton, co.
Bedford, 383.
Beighton, Bey ton [co. Norfolk], 52.
Bek, John, 222.
John son of John del, of
Heldygh, 83.
Beke. See Bee Hellouin.
Bekeby, Gilbert de, presented to
the vicarage of Godmersham,
92.
Bekenesfeld, Nicholas de, escheator
in Ireland, 59.
Bekenor Englissh. See Bicknor
English.
Bekentre. See Beacontree.
Bekeryng, John de, of Lincolnshire,
knight, 359.
, Thomas de, 195.
Bekford. See Beckford.
Bekham. See Beckham.
Bekkebury. See Beckbury.
Bekkele. See Beckley.
Bekwith, John, of Clint, co. York,
151.
Bekyng, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of Allesley, co.
Warwick, 209.
Bekyngham, John de, escheator in
Derby, 195.
, . . . . , escheator in Notting-
ham, 296.
, ........ ., commissioner, 22 3.
, Master Richard, advocate
of the court of York, 266.
Thomas, 416.
Belamy, John, of Dunham on Trent,
68.
Belbroughton, Belnebrotton [co.
Worcester], 234.
Belby [in Howden, co. York], 468.
Belcowe, Tidmann, merchant of the
Hanse, 417.
Bele, John, of Doddington, co.
Northumberland, 27.
, Thomas, 365.
Beleknappe. See Bealknap.
Belers, Bellers, James, commissioner,
491, 498.
, Roger, commissioner, 63,
64, 138, 142, 228, 229, 491,
498.
, Roger de, knight, 99, 296.
Belesby, William de, commissioner,
153, 497.
Belet, Alan son of Reynold, temp.
Henry I, 451.
, Reynold, temp. Henry I,
451.
Belevale. See Belvale.
Belhous, Thomas de, commissioner,
319.
, , knight, 173.
, . . . . , Joan, daughter and
heir of, 173.
Cf. Bellous.
I Belknap. See Bealknap.
Belle, Alan, of Walpole, co. Norfolk,
10.
, John, parson of Cold Norton,
co. Essex, 264.
Bellerby, Bellirby, Alice de, 465.
, Henry de, commissioner, 139.
, John de, chaplain, presented
to the church of South Gos-
forth, 460.
Bellers. See Belers.
Bello Campo, Beuchamp, Beau-
champ, Beuchaump, Beau-
chaump, Geoffrey de, temp.
Henry III, 19.
, . . . ., Joan, wife of, 19.
528
GENERAL INDEX.
Bello Campo — cont.
, Guy de, knight, Philippa,
late the wife of, 144.
, John de, commissioner, 139,
313 bis.
, . . . ., king's esquire, 83, 163.
, . . . . , keeper of Malvern
chace, 202.
, . . . . , constable of Gloucester
castle, 368.
, knight of the king's
chamber,. 305, 368.
, Sir Johnde, 172.
, John de, knight, commis-
sioner, 493.
, John de, of Holt, commis-
sioner, 491, 498.
, John de, of Lillesdon, com-
missioner, 499.
, John de, of Powick, com-
missioner, 487.
, John de, of Somerset, 35.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice relict of,
wife of Matthew de Gournay,
knight, 35.
, Johnde, of Warwick, 347.
, . . . . , . . . . , knight, 350.
, Margaret de, 75.
, Peter de, temp. Henry II,
466.
, Roger de, 262, 368, 417.
, keeper of Devizes
castle, 403.
, . . . . , constable of Devizes
castle, 417, 418.
, . . . . , knight, 34.
, . . . . , king's chamberlain,
290, 300, 309, 347, 352, 368,
371, 381, 383, 384, 385, 395,
397, 398, 400.
, . . . . , chamberlain of. See
Rukwyk, John.
, Roger de, parson of Minchin-
hampton, exchanged to the
church of High Ongar, 274,
276.
, Thomas de, 75.
, . . . . , keeper of Guernsey,
Sark and Alderney, 307.
, . . . . , keeper of Jersey, 293.
, . . . . , keeper of Guernsey,
91.
, . . . . , knight, 1 .
, Thomas de, earl of Warwick,
6, 495.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
138, 139, 313, 314, 410, 415,
487, 491, 498, 499.
, WTilliam de, brother of the
earl of Warwick, 84.
Bello Oampo — -cont.
, William de, knight, 35, 437,
460.
Bello Monte, Beaumond, Beaumont,
Henry de, 96, 184, 259,
385.
, . . . . , Margaret, relict of,
wife of Nicholas de Lovaygne,
98.
, John de, commissioner, 139,
324, 332.
, , knight, 428.
Bellous, John, of Blakeney, 147.
Cf. Belhous.
Belnebrotton. See Belbroughton.
Beltisford, John de, parson of St.
Mary at Walls, Colchester,
exchanged to the church of
Swaby, 121.
Beltoft, Peter de, 79, 149, 215.
, . . . ., Robert son of, 149.
, Thomas de, son of Peter,
79, 215.
, . . . . , Margery, relict of,
wife of Richard de Morton,
79, 215.
Bel ton [in Kesteven, co. Lincoln],
79.
[in Lindsey], co. Lincoln,
494.
Belton, Laurence de, 504.
Belvale, Belevale, John, 450.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 39.
Belwode, Richard de, commissioner,
60.
Belynges. See Bealings.
Bemenstre. See Beaminster.
Bemenstre, John, 263.
, Richard, of Gloucester, 176.
Bemynstre. See Beaminster.
Bench, Common, 383, 386, 449.
, . . . . , chief justices of. See
Bealknapp, Robert ; Fynche-
den, William de.
, , justices of, 3, 24, 34,
57, 68, 132, 188, 236, 351.
, . . . . , . . . . , fines levied
before, 243.
, . . . . , See Fulthorp,
Roger de ; Fyncheden,
William ; Skipwyth, William
de.
, . . . . , chirographers of. See
Strete, William ; Woderove,
John.
, . . . . , keeper of writs and
rolls in. See Treton, Richard
de.
, . . . . , keeper of the rolls of.
See Wombewell, Hugh de.
GENERAL INDEX.
529
Bench, Common — cont.
, . . . . , outlawries for non-
appearance before the justices,
10, 32, 47, 67, 102, 119, 125,
175, 184, 196, 201, 202, 230,
235, 237, 243, 260, 263, 267,
270, 281, 288, 296, 356, 359,
364, 420, 447, 454, 457, 459,
471, 480.
, .. .., Fleet prison of, 236.
Bench, the King's, 169, 268.
, . . . ., court of, 276.
, chief justice of. See
Cavendissh, John de.
, justices of, 241, 452.
, . . . . , coroner and king's
attorney in. See Shardelowe,
Thomas de.
, . . . ., keeper of the rolls of.
See Peek, John.
, . . . . , carriage to be provided
for the rolls &c. of, 171
, Marshalsea prison of,
135, 200, 204, 240, 241, 317,
319, 364, 450, 452, 489.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of, 56.
, . . . . , See
Imworth, Richard de.
, . . . . , . . . . , prisoners of,
carriage to be provided for,
169.
, . . . . , . . . . , prisoners of,
proctor and attorney of. See
Tolray, William.
, . . . . , . . . . , surrenders to
outlawries to, 16, 68, 97, 100,
186, 235, 264, 286, 288, 358,
359, 380, 406, 419, 481.
Bendyn, Robert, knight, 114.
Benecombe. See Bincombe.
Benedictine Order, 9, 168, 172, 183,
323, 336, 490.
Benefeld, John, 495.
, Simon, 495.
Beneger, John, 115.
, Nicholas, 172.
Benenden, Benyndenne, co. Kent,
8.
Benesworth. See Binswood.
Benet. See Beneyt.
Benetland. See Bennetland.
Benevill, Sir William de, 172.
Benewell. See Benwell.
Beneyt, Benet, John, prebendary
of Bridgnorth free chapel,
170.
, John, of Widdrington, par-
son of Swyncombe, co. Oxford,
exchanged to the church of
Blean, co. Kent, 252.
Beneyt — cont.
, Richard, archpriest of St.
Mary's chapel in Dover castle,
148.
, Roger, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
, Walter, commissioner, 500.
Benfleet, South, Southbemflete [co.
Essex], 119.
Benge, AVilliam, 8.
Benham. See Beenham.
Benigholm. See Benningholme.
Benne, John, 152.
Bennetland, Benetland [in East-
rington], co. York, 281.
Benningholme, Benigholm [in Swine],
co. York, 467.
Bensington, Bensyngton [co. Ox-
ford], manor, 375.
Bensyngton. See Bensington.
Benteleye, Benteley, Bentele. See
Bentley.
Benteleye Paunsefot. See Bentley
Pauncefoot.
Benteleye, Bentele, John de, clerk,
105.
... , William de, 424.
, . . . ., Eleanor, wife of, 424.
Bentham [co. York], 135.
Bentley, Great, Great Bentele, Bent-
leye [co. Essex], parsons of,
4.
I , . . . . , church of St. Mary,
vicars of, 372, 373.
, Benteley [in Wolverhamp-
ton, co. Stafford], 424.
Pauncefoot, Benteleye
Paimsefot [in Tardebigg, co.
Worcester], 262.
i , Bentele [in Arksey, co.
York], 186.
Benton, Nicholas, 353.
Benwell, Benewell, co. Northumber-
land, 140, 155.
Benyndenne. See Benenden.
Benyngholm, William de, parson of
Harby, co. Leicester, 280.
Benyngton, Thomas de, canon of
Saffron Walden, 80.
I Berard, William, commissioner, 138,
146, 322, 323.
Berburn, Gilbert de, commissioner,
325.
Bercompe. See Barcombe.
j Berd, Berde, Morice, burgess of
Plymouth, 25.
, William, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
Berden, John de, of York, 173
I Berdene, Thomas de, 394.
Wt. 18915.
E J34
530 GENERAL INDEX.
Berdevyll, David, commissioner,
218.
Bere Regis, Byre [co. Dorset], 409.
, . . . . , prebend of. See Salis-
bury.
, co. Southampton, forest,
lieutenant of. See Stake,
Thomas.
Bere, John, deputy butler at South-
ampton, 362.
, Thomas de la, 43.
, Thomas de, 113.
Bereford St. Martin. See Barford
St. Martin.
Bereford, Berford, Baldwin de, com-
missioner, 220, 498.
, Bartholomew de, of London,
458.
, John de, steward of Pem-
broke and sheriff, 114.
Bereweby. See Barby.
Berewik, Berewyk. See Berwick.
Berewyk, John de, temp. Edward I,
197.
, John de, of Donyton, 90.
Berford. See Bereford.
Bergeveny. See Abergavenny.
Bergh. See Barugh.
Bergh, Richard, chaplain, of the
King's Hall, Cambridge, 192.
Bergham. See Barham.
Bergham, Thomas de, commissioner,
138.
Berham, William, chaplain, 492.
Berkeden, William, 357.
Berkelee, Berkele, Edward de,
knight, 400, 437.
, John de, commissioner, 499.
, Nicholas de, knight, 35.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
138, 142, 219, 499.
, Thomas de, lord of Berkeley,
164.
, Thomas de, of Uley, co.
Gloucester, 400.
Berkeley, Berkele [co. Gloucester],
164.
, chantry of St. Michael,
Bradstone, in, 289.
Berkeroles, Laurence, knight, 247,
Berkhampstead, Berkhampstede [co.
Hertford], castle, works at.
106.
Berkhampstead, Little, Berkham-
sted [co. Hertford], manor,
89.
Berkhamsted, Berkhampstede, Hen-
ry de, 392, 447.
, . . . . , bailiff errant in the
honour of Wallingford, 41, 49.
Berkhamsted, Henry de — cont.
, . . . . , keeper of Wallingford
gaol, 49.
, . . . . , esquire of the prince
of Wales, 255.
Berkshire, county, collector of sub-
sidy on cloths for sale in.
See Giffard, Edmund.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of kiddles in,
496.
, commission of the peace in,
135.
, escheator in, 407.
, See Harnham, Oliver
de ; Somerton, Nicholas.
, outlawries in, 235, 264.
, sheriff of, commissioner, 220.
Berkyng. See Barking.
Berland, William, commissioner,
161.
Berleston. See Barlestone.
Berlyng. See Birling.
Bermondsey, Bermundesey [co. Sur-
rey], alien priory of, 73, 132,
185.
, prior of, vicar general in
England of the prior of
Charite sur Loire, 354.
, priory of St. Saviour at,
priors of. See Claro Loco,
John de ; Cusancia, John de.
Bermyngeham, Bermyncham, Ber-
mingaham, John de, com-
missioner, 138, 319, 497.
, John, of Trim, 304.
, Peter de, temp. Henry II,
182.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
499.
Bernagh,in the diocese of St. David's,
parsons of, 419.
Bernak. See Barnack.
Bernak, Gilbert de, of Drayton, co.
Leicester, 267.
, Robert de, 71.
, William de, commissioner,
61, 138, 228, 229.
See Barnak.
Bernaldby. See Barnaby.
Bernand, Bernehand, Robert, pur-
veyor for the household,
238.
, commissioner, 57.
Bernard, Barnard, Peter, 383.
, Richard, commissioner, 139,
160, 223, 314, 315, 498.
, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Monkland,
co. Hereford, 338.
GENERAL INDEX.
531
Bernard — cont.
William, 97.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Witchingham
St. Faith, 94.
Bernardcastell, John de, presented
to the church of Warbleton,
co. Sussex, 168.
, . . . . , king's clerk, parson of
Warbleton, exchanged to a
mediety of the church of
Hutton Bushel, 183.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented to
the church of Gateshead, 187.
Berne, John, 141.
Bernehand. See Bernand.
Berners, John de, 368.
, , knight, 192.
, Reynold, 210.
Bernes, John, alderman of London,
36.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 89,
113.
, John de, of Kaber, co.
Westmoreland, 422.
Berneston. See Barnston.
Bernevale, Reynold, 97.
Bernewell. See Barnwell.
Bernewell, Reynold, vicar of Clay-
ton, 433.
, Stephen, of Cambridge, 356.
Bernolby. See Barnoldby le Beck.
Bernolby, Thomas, king's clerk,
clerk of the pantry and
buttery, 419.
Bernyngton, Great. See Barrington,
Great.
Berowe. See Barrow Green.
Berowe, Alice atte, Agnes daughter
and heir of, 81.
Berrington, Byryton [co. Salop],
parson of, 269.
Bersale, William de, 133.
Bert, Berte, John, of Griston, co.
Norfolk, 147.
, John, of Saham Toney, 147.
, Thomas, of Griston, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Bertelot, Nicholas, parker at Isle-
worth, 24.
, Robert, vicar of Winkfield,
exchanged to the church of
Grimstead, co. Wilts, 82.
Berton. See Barton.
Berton, Thomas de, 100.
, Master William, bachelor
in theology and master in
arts, 291.
Bertram, Bertrom, Alan, of Bingham,
co. Nottingham, 63, 142.
1 Bertram — cont.
, John, of Butcombe, co.
Somerset, 53, 65.
, John, of Kilton, co. York,
326.
, Nicholas, shipowner of
Aragon, 65.
, Richard, of Bingham, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
, William, commissioner, 151.
Berwick on Tweed, Berewik, 250,
327.
, castle, 68.
, chamberlain of. See Bolton,
Master John de.
, keeper of. See Musgrave,
Thomas de.
, port of, customs in, 369.
, port of, searchers in. See
Redmersshill, William;
Thorneton, John de.
Berwick, Berewyk, co. Sussex,
J 404.
St. John, co. Wilts, manor
of, Trow in, Trowe, 33.
Berwicz, John de, 326.
Beryng, Thomas, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Woolavington, co. Somerset,
273.
Beryngham. See Barningha,m.
Besevile, John, 255.
Besford, Alexander de, collector of
subsidy on cloth for sale in
Worcester, 427.
| Besiles, Geoffrey de, prior of Braden-
stoke, 404.
Beskewode, Beskwode. See Best-
wood.
Bestent, Ives, of Brittany, esquire,
57, 58.
Besthorpe, Besthorp [co. Norfolk],
John, vicar of, 328.
Beston. See Beeston.
Bestwood, Beskewode, Beskwode
[co. Nottingham], lodge,
works at, clerk of. See
Elmeley, William de.
, . . . . , park and lodge, keeper
of. See Daubrichecourt,
Nicholas.
Bethame. See Beetham.
Bethune, Betoyne [Pas-de-Calais,
France], 506.
Beton, Robert, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
Betoyne. See Bethune.
Bette, John, citizen of Winchester,
189.
J , Joan, wife of, 189.
532
GENERAL INDEX.
Bettes, John, of Caistor, co. Norfolk,
52.
Bettesthorn, John de, 230, 231.
Bettynham, Stephen, commissioner,
315.
Beuchamp, Beuchaump. See Bello
Campo.
Beupyn, Thomas, commissioner,
63.
Beverach, William, vicar of Willin-
gale Spain, co. Essex, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Isleworth, co. Middlesex, 302.
Beverage, Beverege, Robert, 202.
, . . . ., commissioner, 143 bis.
Beverethe, co. Surrey, 39.
Beverlaco, Beverley, Beverlee,
Beverlay, John de, 381, 424,
474.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 30, 72,
78, 89, 232, 285, 343, 350,
358.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of the
parks and warrens of Leeds
and Eltham, 436.
, . . . . , . . . . , Amice wife of,
78, 89.
, John de, draper, 423.
, John de, of Wilberfoss, 16.
, Robert, serjeant-at-arms,
388.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
217.
....... Robert de, king's clerk,
canon of Beverley, 239, 473.
, Robert de, of Elsham, co.
Lincoln, 264.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
136, 161, 224, 226, 314.
, Thomas, of Beverley, 401.
, William de, prebendary of
Dublin, 430.
Beverley, Beverle [co. York], 97,
106, 227, 401, 467, 473.
, deed dated at, 239.
, burgesses of, 428.
, grant of pavage to, 125.
, collegiate church of St. John,
canons of. See Beverlaco,
Robert de ; Chesterfeld, Rich-
ard de ; Lyncesford, Richard
de ; Ravenser, Richard de ;
Skyrlawe, Walter ; Snayth,
Henry de ; Thoren, Richard
de.
, chapter of, 94, 473.
, . . . . , . . . . , deed of ex-
change by, 239.
, . . . . , canons and chapter
of, 97.
Beverley, collegiate church of St.
John — cont.
, . . . . , prebend of the altar
of St. Andrew in, 94, 348.
, . . . . , prebend of St. Martin
in, 97, 239.
, liberty of St. John of, com-
missions of the peace in, 136,
224, 314.
, Aike in, Ake, 468.
, Mollescroft in, 467.
Beverston, Thomas de, 25.
Bevill, Bevyle, John, of Woolesdon,
co. Cornwall, commissioner,
332.
, Robert, commissioner, 499.
Beyford. See Bayford.
Beyford, Bayford, William, 99, 446.
, . . . . , yeoman of the chand-
lery of the household, 296.
, . . . . , yeoman of the house-
hold, 334.
, . . . . , late groom of the
chandlery of the household,
334.
Beylham, Edmund, clerk, 231.
Beynoun, Thomas, commissioner,
220, 221.
Beyton. See Beighton.
Bibury, Bybury [co. Gloucester],
manor, 100.
Bickerton, Bykerton [in Bilton, co.
York], 459.
Bicknacre, Bykenacre [in Woodham
Ferrers and Danbury], co.
Essex, priory of SS. Mary
and John the Baptist, William
prior of, 191.
, prior of. See Thaxstede,
John de.
, sub-prior and convent of,
191.
, temporalities of, 196.
Bicknor, Bykenore [co. Kent],
church, 34.
, English, Bekenor Englissh,
Bykenore Englys [co. Glouces-
ter], church, 173, 189.
, , parsons of, 276, 288.
Biddulph, Bydulf [co. Stafford],
parsons of, 265.
Biencomme. See Bincombe.
Biggin, co. Derby, Heathcote in,
Hethcote, 9.
Bikyn, John, parson of Allesley, co.
Warwick, exchanged to a
prebend in Llanddewi Brefi
collegiate church, 257.
Bilbao, Bilbawe [Biscay, Spain],
507.
GENERAL INDEX.
533
Bilbao — cont.
, ships of, 507.
Bilbawe. See Bilbao.
Bilbrough, Bylburgh [co. York],
137.
Bildesdale. See Bilsdale Midcable.
Bilisdon, Thomas, clerk, 338.
Billesfeld, Richard de, vicar of
Wirksworth, 207.
, William de, of Blankney,
miller, 114.
Billeston, Bilston, Geoffrey de, clerk,
282 bis.
Billing, Great, Billyng [co. North-
ampton], parsons of, 163.
, Little, Little Billyng [co.
Northampton], church, 2, 162.
Billingham, John de, of Yarm, co.
York, 470.
Billinghay, Billyngey, Billyngeye
[co. Lincoln], 52.
, priory of Catley in, 52.
Billington, Bilyngdon, co. Bedford,
205.
Billyngey, Billyngeye. See Billing-
hay.
Bilney, Bilneye [co. Norfolk], vicar
of, William, 263.
Bilsdale Midcable, Bildesdale [co.
York], 316.
Bilston. See Billeston.
Bilton [co. York], 247.
, Bickerton in, Bykerton,
459.
Bilyngdon. See Billington.
Bincombe, Biencomme, Benecombe
co. Dorset, manor, 160, 219.
Bingham, Byngham [co. Notting-
ham], 47, 63, 142.
, Byngham in the Vale, co.
Nottingham, 224.
Binsted [co. Southampton], Wheat-
ley in, Whitele, 96, 98, 118.
Binswood, Benesworth [in East
Worldham, co. Southamp-
ton], 183, 184.
Birchanger, Birchangre, Bircheangre
[co. Essex], 435.
, parsons of, 392.
Birdesalmilne. See Birdsall Mill.
Birdingbury, Burdyngbury, co. War-
wick, 142.
Birdlep, Briedlep, Nicholas, 221.
, . . . . , commissioner, 22 1 .
Birdsall, Bridsall, co. York, 326.
Mill, Birdesalmilne [co.
York], 468.
Birkyn, Gilbert de, 504.
Birling, Berlyng [co. Sussex], manor,
404.
Birlyngham, John, citizen of Lon-
don, 36.
See Byrlyngham.
Birn. See Bryn.
Birne, Thomas de, tailor, 219.
, Thomas son of John de, 219.
Birstall [co. York], alien priory of,
236.
Birthwaite, Birthwayt [in Kex-
borough, co. York], 126.
Birton Jorce. See Burton Joyce.
Biscay [Spain], lord of. See
Edward.
Biset. See Byset.
Bisham, Bustlesham [co. Berks],
prior and canons of, 463.
Bishopdale, Dalle [in Aysgarth, co.
York], 359.
Bishops Castle [co. Salop], vicars
of, 349.
Bishopsbourne, Bourne, co. Kent,
331.
Bishopstone, co. Wilts, manor of
Faulstone in, Fallardeston,
353.
Bishop thorpe, Thorp by York [co.
York], 227.
, letters patent dated at,
474.
Bisley, Bislee [co. Gloucester], hun-
dred of, 433.
Bisshop, Bysshop, Bartholomew,
merchant of Norwich, 505.
, Henry, of Hainton, co.
Lincoln, 158.
, Nicholas, of Holt, co. Nor-
folk, 230.
, Robert, chaplain, 433.
, Thomas, of Weston Subedge,
chaplain, 70.
; , William, 8.
Bisshopburton. See Burton, Bishop.
Bisshopesdale, William, of New-
castle-on-Tyne, 251.
Bisshopeshampton. See Hampton
Lucy.
Bisshoppeston, John de, clerk, 34.
Bisshopishampton. See Hampton
Lucy.
Bisshopwylton. See Wilton, Bishop.
Bitterle, Biterle, Joan, 421.
, John, 421.
, . . . . , yeoman of the house-
hold, 262.
Bitterlegh, John, of Salisbury,
draper, 201.
Bizaensis, Richard, bishop, 504.
Blaby, John de, clerk, of the county
of Leicester, 474.
Blachenwelle, William, 409.
534
GENERAL INDEX.
Blacholley [in Felstead, co. Essex],
forester of. See Nichole,
John.
Blachyngton. See Blatchington.
Blackmanston, Blakemeston [in
Steeple, co. Dorset], 409.
Blackmere, Blakemere [in Whit-
church, co. Salop], 265, 283,
438, 457.
, manor, 311.
Blacomore. See Blakomore.
Blacsale, Bartholomew de, 169.
Blaenllyfni, Blanleveny [co. Brecon],
castle, land and lordship of,
34.
Blakburne, Blakburn, Blakebourn,
Henry, parson of Ratcliffe on
Soar, 152.
, John, 69, 86, 110, 451.
Blake, John, of Loddesford, 405.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 405.
, John, citizen of London,
247.
, Richard, 157, 160.
, William, of Somerset, 260.
, . . . . , Margery, late the wife
of, 260.
Blakeden, William de, commissioner,
323, 491.
Blakedepe, 62.
Blakelowe, William, parson of Ight-
field, exchanged to the church
of Biddulph, 265.
Blakeman, John, 453.
, Richard, of Dartmouth, 409.
Blakemere. See Blackmere.
Blakemeston. See Blackmanston.
Blakemore, John de, 59.
Blakeney, Blakeneye [co. Norfolk],
156.
, port, 5, 48, 71, 83.
, Snyterley [co. Norfolk], 147.
Blakeney, John, citizen and mer-
chant of London, 156.
Blakenham, Little [co. Suffolk],
parsons of, 256.
Blaketoryton. See Torrington,
Black.
Blakomore, Blacomore, William, of
Norwich, 174, 357.
Blakston, Richard de, 105.
, Walter de, 329.
Blancard, Dinus, 196.
, Thomas, 196.
Blanchemarle, Blaunchmarl [in War-
ter, co. York], 467.
Blankney, Blaunkenay [co. Lincoln],
114.
Blanleveny. See Blaenllyfni.
Blast, Thomas, commissioner, 492.
Blatchington, Blachyngton co. Sus-
sex, 496.
Blatherwycke [co. Northampton],
letters patent dated at, 134,
162, 163, 167.
Blatherwyk, Robert, of Coventry,
356.
Blaunchard, John, of Calais, 37, 38,
39.
, Master John, clerk, 122.
Blaunche, John, commissioner, 310.
Blaunchmarl. See Blanchemarle.
Blaunkenay. See Blankney.
Blaunket, Gregory, of Bristol, 11.
Blaykyn, William, of Hoddesdon,
chaplain, 421.
Blean [co. Kent], vicars of, 252.
Blechesdon. See Bletchingdon.
Bledelowe, John de, 255.
Bledewyne, Robert, 409.
Blencowe, Adam de, commissioner,
137, 498.
Bleobury. See Blewbury.
Bleseby, Richard, of Geddington,
parson of Filgrave, co. Buck-
ingham, exchanged to the
church of Elkington, co.
Northampton, 34.
Bletchingdon, Blechesdon [co. Ox-
ford], 364.
Blewbury, Bleobury [co. Berks],
prebend of. See Salisbury.
Blickling, Bliklyngge [co. Norfolk],
, parson of, 75.
Blithe. See Blyth.
Blithe, Blith, Henry de, 73.
, Robert, 318.
Blocheyou, Gervasius, temp. Edward
I, 271.
Blockeley, Blockeleye, Blockele,
Blokkeley, John de, baron of
the Exchequer, 1.
, commissioner, 143.
, , king's clerk, 128, 395,
439.
, . . . . , parson of Birchanger,
co. Essex, exchanged to a
mediety of the church of
Danbury, co. Essex, 392.
, William de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of
Oxhill, co. Warwick, 163.
Blockley, Blockeley, Blockeleye, co.
Worcester, 128, 439.
, church, chantry in, 128.
, . . . . , chantry of St. Mary
the Virgin in, 101, 439.
, Aston Magna in, Hongyn-
daston, 128, 439.
, Dorn in, Dome, 128.
GENERAL INDEX.
535
Blome, Geoffrey, of Corton, co.
Suffolk, 42.
Blore, Richard de, commissioner, 161.
Blosse, John, 258.
Blounham. See Blunham.
Blount, John, 28.
. . . . . . , Nicholas, purveyor for the
household, 7 1 .
, Thomas, commissioner, 332,
499.
, Thomas le, knight, 72.
Blowere, Nicholas, commissioner,
62, 485.
Bloxham, John, of Alderton, co.
Northampton, 66.
Bluet, Walter, knight, 35.
Blumhull, William de, presented to
the church of Weston under
Lizard, co. Stafford, 343, 344.
Blunham, Blounham, co. Bedford,
manor, 195.
Blyth, Blythe, Blithe [co. Notting-
ham], 401.
, alien priory of, 180.
Blyton, John, of Colchester, com-
missioner, 415.
Bobbe, John, 45.
Bochardby by Carlisle. See Botch-
erby.
Bo.cher, John, of Great Marlow, 120.
, Richard, of Kent, 11.
Bocketon, Adam de, clerk, 114.
Bockote, John, 383.
Bockynge, John de, commissioner,
500.
Boddington, Bodyngton [co. North-
ampton], parsons of, 15.
Bode, Philip, of Faversham, searcher
in all ports in Kent, 150.
Bodecleye. See Butleigh.
Bodemynstre, 230.
Bodeneye, John de, 244.
Bodenham, co. Hereford, hundred,
steward of. See Genet,
William.
Bodewell, Nicholas, 80, 84.
Bodham [co. Norfolk], 27.
Bodham, Margaret de, 27.
Bodiam, Body ham, Bodiham [co.
Sussex], 300.
, parish, 372.
, prebend of. See Hastings.
Bodicombe. See Butcombe.
Bodmin [co. Cornwall], borough, 26. |
, burgesses of, 26.
, church of St. Petroc in,
Baldwin, prior, and the
canons of, 26.
, wood of Kingswood and
Calliwith in, 26. I
Bodyham, Bodyhame. See Bodiam.
Bodyngton. See Boddington.
Boghton, John de, of Boston, 47.
Boghton under Le Blee. See
Boughton under Blean.
Bohum, Boune, Thomas, bearer of
the king's falcons, 105, 196.
Bohun, Humphrey de, 419.
, Humphrey de, earl of Here-
ford and Essex, 8, 9, 19 bis,
85, 112, 120, 130, 168, 169,
174, 199, 210, 279, 337, 352,
355, 373, 479.
, . . . . , . . . . , constable of
England, 279.
, . . . . , sometime earl of
Hereford and Essex, and lord
of Brecknock, letters patent
of, 274.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor and
Mary, daughters and heirs of,
57.
, . . . . , Eleanor, daughter of,
wife of Thomas of Wood-
stock, 337, 355, 408.
, John de, knight, 13.
, William de, earl of North-
ampton, 503.
Bokelerpleyer, John, 265.
Bokelly, Richard de, king's clerk,
prebendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 206, 211, 212, 430.
, . . . . , king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 206, 212, 429.
, . . . . , prebendary of Glasney
collegiate church, 211.
, prebendary of Hast-
ings free chapel, 432.
Bokelond. See Buckland.
Bokelond, Maud de, abbess of Wil-
ton, 380.
, Thomas, commissioner, 313.
, William, of Salisbury, 264.
tokenhurst [? Brockenhurst, co.
Southampton], manor, works
at, 235.
Sokesworth. See Boxworth.
. 5okkele, alias Laghe, Philip, Joan
daughter of, 441.
Boklond. See Buckland.
Bokyngham, John, 272.
, , clerk, 237.
Bolde, Robert le, 92.
, Thomas le, 92.
, William, purveyor for the
household, 71, 238 bis.
Boldesore. See Bolsover.
Boldre [co. Southampton], Pilley in,
Pilly, 274.
536
GENERAL INDEX.
Bole, John, parson of Alby, co.
Norfolk, 21.
, Robert, of Fulbeck, co.
Lincoln, 61.
, Thomas, of Wymondham,
328
, William, 430.
, William le, 190.
, . . . ., Margaret, wife of, 190.
Bolebek, Ralph de, temp. Edward I,
270.
Bolewas, Roger, monk of Little Mal-
vern, 483.
Bolewik. See Bulwick.
Bolham, Richard de, parson of Week
St. Mary, co. Cornwall, ex-
changed to the church of
Lanteglos by Camelford, 363.
Bolle, Andrew, John son of, 312.
Bollebrugge. See Bulbridge.
Bollesdon, Hugh de, commissioner,
311.
Bollesovere. See Bolsover.
Bollesovere, Thomas son of Robert
de, 109.
Bollessovre. See Bolsover.
Bollingham, Bolynghull [in Eardis-
ky, co. Hereford], lordship of,
57.
Bollynghop. See Bullingham.
Bolnee, Thomas de, 495.
, William, 495.
Bolney, Bolnee, co. Sussex, 496.
, Thomas, parson of, 495.
Boloigne, Guillymota de, 208.
Bolsover, Boldesore, Bollessovre,
Bollesovere [co. Derby], 109.
, castle and manor, 415.
, manor, 372.
, Palterton in, Palturton, 469.
Boltham, William de, 336, 344.
Bolton, Castle, Estbolton in Wens-
ladale [co. York], 201.
Bolton, John de, of Furness, co.
Lancaster, 13.
, Master John de, chamber-
lain of Berwick - on - Tweed,
64.
, Roger de, 326.
, Stephen de, 82.
, Thomas de, parson of Marton
in Craven, exchanged to the
church of Eyam, co. Derby,
76.
, Thomas de, of Wotton, 204.
, William de, presented to
the church of Brede, co.
Sussex, 128.
, . . . . , king's clerk, parson of
Brede, 413.
Bolton, William de — conl.
, . . . . , parson of Brede, ex-
changed to Ribchester, co.
Lancaster, 422.
Boltons, Bolton by Carlisle [co.
Cumberland], manor, 180,
462.
, Islekirk in, Hildekirk, 94.
Bolyngehope. See Bullingham.
Bolyngden. See Bullington.
Bolynghull. See Bollingham.
Bon Repos [Cotes -du-Nord, France],
abbey, 335.
Bonace, Arnold, master of the
St. John of San Sebastian,
507.
Bonby, Bondeby [co. Lincoln], 34.
, manor, 34.
I Bonde, Henry, of Beaubec, co.
Meath, 13.
, John, 92, 252.
, Nicholas, knight, 241.
, . . . ., Beatrice, wife of, 241.
, William, 431.
Bondebrustewyke. See Burstwick,
Bond.
Bondeby. See Bonby.
bondmen, 107, 142.
, manumission of, 35, 187.
Bonebrok, Walter, 102, 119.
Bonegent, David, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Gas-
thorpe, 88.
Bonet, Gilbert, of London, vintner,
91.
Boneti, Michael, attorney of mer-
chants of Aragon, 65.
Boneville, Bonevill, Joan, 483.
, William, commissioner, 153,
313, 332.
Bonham, Nicholas, commissioner,
153.
, Roger, vicar of Upavon,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Evercreech, 112.
Bonne in Alemannia, John de, sad-
dler of London, 422.
Bonnington, Bonyngton [co. Kent],
prebend of. See Wingham.
Bonsmoulins, Bonsmolins [Orne,
France], charter of Henry II
dated at, 466.
Bonyngton. See Bonnington.
Boothby Graffoe [co. Lincoln], castle
of Somerton in, 62, 497.
Boraston, Hugh de, 34, 37.
, . . . . , commissioner, 56.
Bordeaux [Gironde, France], 3, 81,
156.
i , merchants of, 159, 218.
GENERAL INDEX.
537
Borden [co. Kent], Chesnut Wood
in, Chesteynwode, 211.
Bordesley, Bordesleie, Bordesleye,
Bordesle [in Tardebigg, co.
Worcester], abbot and con-
vent, 262.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 12.
Bordet, John, of Arrow, co. War-
wick, knight, 234.
Boreham, Borham [co. Essex],
vicarage, 175.
Borgham, John, commissioner,
225.
Borham. See Boreham.
Borlebevenne. See Gorlofen.
Borley, Borlee [co. Essex], church,
92.
Bornebon, John de, temp. Edward I,
279.
Boroudale, Adam de, 171.
Boroudon, Thomas de, of Wrotley,
co. York, 47.
Borton, John, bedel of Oxford
university, 292.
Bosegrove, William, controller of
customs at Chichester, 288.
Boseham. See Bo sham.
Bosevill, Bosvyll, Bosevyll, John,
of Che vet, co. York, knight,
97.
, Thomas, knight, 87.
, . . . . , of Nuneaton, 115.
Bosevilman, Richard, of Horsfall,
24.
Bosgrove. See Boxgrove.
Bosham, Boseham [co. Sussex], free
chapel, 156.
Bosley [in Prestbury, co. Chester],
131.
Bossall [co. York], Buttercrambe in,
Botercrambe, 316.
Bossall, Andrew de, 454.
Bossiney, Bossynny [in Tintagel,
co. Cornwall], borough of,
375.
Bostede. See Boxted.
Boster, John, of Ewart, co. North-
umberland, 109.
Boston, Botolfston [co. Lincoln], 32,
34, 47, 149, 175, 254, 277,
311, 313, 480, 493, 504.
, bailiffs of, 254.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49.
, parson of, 206.
, port of, 48.
, . . . . , customs and subsidies
in, 6, 93.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Folkerthorp, Thomas
de.
Boston, port of — cont.
, . . . . , deputy butler in.
See Harrecourt, William.
, . . . . , searchers in. See
Bakster, John ; Wandesford,
Adam de ; Warnere, Robert ;
Harsyk, John ; Neuton,
Richard.
, . . . . , troners and pesagers
of wools in. See Chesthunt,
Edmund de ; Harecourt,
William.
Boston, William de, commissioner,
497.
Bosvyll. See Bosevill.
Boswynes, Roger, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
Botcherby, Bochardby by Carlisle
[in Upperby], co. Cumber-
land, 443.
Bote, Hugh de la, 379.
Botehull, Alan, servant of the prince
of Wales, 70.
Boteler. See Bo tiller.
Botelrie, Ralph de la, 317.
Botelson, John, 264.
Botelston, John, constable of Wex-
ford Castle and chief serjeant
of Wexford county, 256, 360,
404, 405.
Botercrambe. See Buttercrambe.
Botereus. See Botreaux.
Boterle, John, chaplain, 480.
Boterwyk, John, commissioner,
222.
, Richard, 316.
Botesford. See Bottesford.
Botild, John, of Lowestoft, com-
missioner, 156.
Bo tiller, Bo tiler, Botilere, Botyler,
Boteler, Butiller, Alexander,
240.
, Amaury, clerk, 416.
, David, 236.
, Edward le, 343.
, Geoffrey, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
, James, earl of Ormond, 2,
70, 185, 337, 394, 416.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
416.
, . . . . , . . . . , justiciary of
Ireland, 303, 304, 305, 306,
336, 343, 344, 373, 462.
, . . . ., Elizabeth wife of, 70.
, John, of Dublin, 30.
, John, of Lymbourne, co.
Southampton, 266.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
266.
538
GENERAL INDEX.
Botiller — cont.
, John, of Marton, co. Lan-
caster, 206.
, John, knight, 266.
, Reynold, groom of the
household, 382.
, Richard, 283, 312.
, Walter, commissioner, 310.
, William le, 205.
, William, parson of Wotton,
co. Surrey, 481.
, William, parson of Newbold
Verdon, in Leicester, 481.
Botilstan, William, citizen and mer-
chant of York, 11.
Botlesham, Thomas, commissioner,
500.
Botolfston. See Boston.
Botreaux, Botereus, William, com-
missioner, 139, 499.
, , knight, 89.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
136.
, William de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Botrican, Nicholas, clerk, 231.
Bottelee, Gregory de, chaplain, pre-
bendary of Hastings free
chapel, 110, 113.
Bottesford, Botesford [co. Lincoln],
63, 142.
Bottesford, John son of John de,
chaplain, presented to the
vicarage of Cammeringham,
114.
Bottessana, Benedict, of Dartmouth,
32.
, commissioner, 486.
Boturdon, John son of Richard son
of Ralph de, 33.
Botyler. See Botiller.
Botyld, John, 455.
Botyller. See Botiller.
Botynton. See Buttington.
Bouche, William, 327, 408.
Boudon, Alice de, Emma, daughter
of, 365.
Bouecombe. See Bowcombe.
Bouer, Richard, 43.
See Bower.
Boughton under Blean, Boghton
under Le Blee, Undertheble
[co. Kent], 38, 434.
Malherbe, co. Kent, manor
of Colbridge in, Colbrigge,
365, 373, 396.
, Bacton [in Asgarby, co.
Lincoln], 125.
, Bughton [co. Nottingham],
parsons of, 180.
Boukere, Gilbert, 459.
Bouland, John, attorneys received
by, 338.
, John de, king's clerk, 246.
, . . . . , prebendarv of Dublin,
202.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Edgmond, co. Salop, 260.
, . . . . , presentation of, re-
voked, 275.
, . . . . , parson of Arthuret,
exchanged to the church of
Warfield, co. Berks, 302,
406.
, . . . . , parson of Warfield,
co. Berks, 423.
Bouley, Hamelin de, heirs of, temp.
Edward I, 278.
Boulge, William de, chaplain of the
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower, 133.
Boulogne, honour of, 159.
Boune. See Bohum.
Bouns, Stephen, 92.
Boure, John atte, of Beckham, co.
Norfolk, 27.
Boures. See Bowers.
Bourewe, William, the younger,
burgess of Plymouth, 25.
Bourn, Brunne [co. Lincoln], 19,
20.
Bourne. See Bishopsbourne.
Bourne, Peter de, yeoman of the
household, 335.
Bourton on the Water, Burghton
[co. Gloucester], 109.
Bourton, Robert de, parson of South
Ockendon, 296.
Bouryng, John, 458.
Boutetourte, John de, commissioner,
491.
Bovebroke, Thomas son of Robert
de, 263.
Bovel, John, 429.
Bovey, North, Northbovy [co.
Devon], 278.
Bovyngdon, John, of Wells, chap-
lain, 481.
Bovyngton, Roger de, keeper of the
warrens of Snettisham, co.
Norfolk, and Soham, co.
Cambridge, 405.
, William, 448.
Bowcombe, Bouecombe [in Caris-
brooke, I.W.], manor, 475.
Bowels, John de, 364.
Bower, Thomas, the elder, 502.
, Thomas le, the younger,
502.
See Bouer.
GENERAL INDEX.
539
Bowers in Good Easter, Boures at
Godestre [co. Essex], prebend
of. See London, free chapel
of St. Martin le Grand in.
Bowiare. See Bowyer.
Bowland, Boweland, co. York, lord-
ship of, commission of the
peace in, 314, 315.
Bowyer, Bowiare, Bowyere, John,
383.
, Robert, 399.
, Thomas le, keeper of the
bishop of Salisbury's prison
at Salisbury, 32.
Boxele. See Boxley.
Boxford, Robert de, citizen and
draper of London, 231.
Boxgrove, Bosgrove [co. Sussex],
alien priory of, 22.
Boxherst, John, 410, 413.
Boxley, Boxele [co. Kent], abbey
of St. Mary at, John, abbot,
and the convent of, 206.
Boxted, Bostede [co. Suffolk], 286.
Boxworth, Bokesworth [co. Cam-
bridge], manor and ad vow -
son, 175, 178.
Boydon, Adam, 335.
Boynton [co. York], liberty of, 331.
Boynton, Robert de, commissioner,
59, 332.
, , knight, 111.
Boys, Alan, 231.
, James, clerk, 339.
, . . . . , parson of Carrick-
fergus, 303.
, .... de, chamberlain of the
Exchequer of Ireland, 303.
, . . . . , prebendary of Limer-
ick, 309.
, John, 277.
, commissioner, 137,
141, 145, 322, 409, 485, 490,
493, 494.
, Nicholas, 409.
, Roger de, commissioner,
146.
, , knight, 203, 277, 299.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
318
, William de, 484.
, . . . ., Margery, wife of, 484.
Boyton [co. Wilts], church, 180.
Boyvill, Boyvvll, John, 228.
, , knight, 95, 216.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
56.
Braban, Godfrey, 200.
Brabant, 200.
Brache, John, 414.
Brackele, John, of Dunstew, co.
Oxford, 305.
Brackley, Brackele, co. Northamp-
ton, 473.
Bracy, Randolf de, temp. Edward I,
278.
, William, 337.
Bradeford, Walter, the elder, 357.
, the younger, 357.
Bradegare. See Bredgar.
Bradegare, Robert, prebendary of
St. Paul's, London, 46.
Bradel, Bradele. See Bradley.
Bradelee, Bradeleye. See Bradley.
Bradeley, Bradley, Henry de, of
Broughton Sulney, 105.
, Henry, parson of Hamstall
Ridware, co. Stafford, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Marston - upon - Dove, co.
Derby, 305.
, Thomas de, esquire of the
duke of Lancaster, 301.
Braden [co. Wilts], forest of, forester
of. See Archebaud, Wil-
liam.
Bradenstoke, Bradestoke [co. Wilts],
prior of. See Besiles,
Geoffrey de.
Bradenynche. See Bradninch.
Bradepol. See Bradpole.
Bradestok, John, ' maleman,' 388.
Bradeston, Breydeston [co. Norfolk],
manor, 216, 329.
Bradeston. See Bradstone.
Bradeston, Bradestone, Thomas de,
212, 289.
, , knight, 131, 283.
Bradewell. See Bradwell.
Bradewell, Thomas de, 119.
Bradeweye, Henry de, prior of
Kenilworth, 82.
Bradford Peverell [co. Dorset],
church, 463.
Bradley, Bradelee [in Wotton under
Edge], co. Gloucester, manor,
400.
, Bradel, Bradele [co. Lin-
coln], 18.
, Little [co. Suffolk], church,
168.
, Bradeleye [co. Worcester],
251,262.
, Stock in, Stokke,
262.
Bradley. See Bradeley.
Bradninch, Bradenynche, co. Devon,
manor, 298.
Bradpole, Bradepol [co. Dorset],
vicars of, 124.
540
GENERAL INDEX.
Bradstone, Bradeston [in Berkeley,
co. Gloucester], chantry of
St. Michael at, wardens of,
289.
Bradwell, Bradewell [co. Bucking-
ham], prior of, 129.
, Bradewell, co. Essex, com-
mission of sewers at, 156.
Brafferton, Braferton [co. York],
256.
, manor of Helperby in, 69,
256.
Brahos, William de, temp. John,
467.
Brailles, John, parson of Fladbury,
co. Worcester, 262.
Brailesford, Brayllesford, Brailles-
ford, Braylesford, Henry de,
310.
, commissioner, 137,
314, 498.
, Ralph de, commissioner,
320.
Brakenholm, John, commissioner,
316, 319, 485.
Brakstede. See Braxted.
Brame [? Brantham, co. Suffolk],
256.
Brame, Henry de, 151.
Bramfordspeke, Braunford Speek,
co. Devon, manor, 205.
Brampton, co. Cumberland, 229.
, Bridgewood in, Brig-
wcd, 225.
, . . . . , Naworth Castle in,
Naward, 225, 229.
Abbots, Brompton, co.
Gloucester [rectius co. Here-
ford], manor, 416.
[co. Huntingdon], 401.
, . . . . , manor, 195.
Brampton, John de, 2.
, , clerk, 176.
, Margaret de, 232.
, Richard, yeoman of the
kitchen, 381.
, William, 253.
Brand, Richard, chaplain, 126.
Brandesby, Thomas de, 92.
Brandeston, Braundeston, co. Suf-
folk, manor, 33.
Brandistone, Brandeston [co. Nor-
folk], 232.
Brandon, John de, 114.
, Thomas de, citizen of Lon-
don, 231.
, Master Thomas de, sub-
dean of St. Peter's, York, 40.
Branketre, Master John de, treasurer
of St. Peter's, York, 350.
Bransdale, Brauncesdale [co. York],
316.
Brantingham [co. York], 467.
Brantyngham, Thomas de, bishop
of Exeter, 80, 360, 502.
, William de, 99, 178, 373.
, William, yeoman of the
buttery, 405.
, king's avener, 481.
Brathewell, John de, parson of
Hinderwell, co. York,, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
St. Laurence Walmgate,
York, 165.
Brattleby, Brotelby, Brattleby [co.
Lincoln], parsons of, 73, 276,
288.
Braughing, co. Hertford, Puckeridge
in, Pokerych, 123, 261.
Braunceby, Roger, deputy troner
and pesour of wools in Lon-
don, 100.
Brauncesdale. See Bransdale.
Braunche, William, 133.
Braundeston. See Brandeston ;
Braunston.
Braundeston, John de, presented
to the church of Ilkeston, 98.
Braundys, Hugh, 2.
Braunford Speek. See Bramford-
speke.
Braunston, Braundeston, co. North-
ampton, 414.
Braxted, Brakstede, Braxsted, co.
Essex, manor, 459.
, park, keeper of. See Cham-
berleyn, William.
Bray, Braye, co. Berks, 464.
, manor, 464.
Bray, Hugh de, 225.
, John, 87.
, . . . . , clerk of the recog-
nisances at Oxford, 87.
, . . . . , yeoman of the cham-
ber, 234.
, . . . . , usher of the receipt
of the Exchequer, 445.
, Master John, 355.
, . . . . , the king's physician,
354, 368.
, . . . . , physician of the earl of
Salisbury, 382.
, Robert, commissioner, 496.
, Stephen, 344, 432.
, . . . . , chief baron of the
Exchequer of Ireland, 335.
, Thomas, the elder, com-
missioner, 221 bis.
, . . . . , the vounger, com-
missioner, 220,^221.
GENERAL INDEX.
541
Bray — cont.
, Walter, king's yeoman,
avener in the county of
Cornwall, 293.
, . . . . , pesour of tin in Corn-
wall, 293.
....... keeper of the gaol
of Lostwithiel, 293.
Braybrok, Gerard de, commissioner,
137, 497.
, , knight, 275.
, . . . ., Isabel, wife of, 275.
, . . . . , Ralph son of, 358.
Braydeston. See Breaston.
Braylesford, Brayllesford. See
Brailesford.
Brayn, Richard, commissioner, 221
bis, 319.
Braynford. See Brentford.
Braynton, Thomas de, chaplain,
75.
Braythwayt, Nicholas de, the king's
barber, 211.
, . . . . , keeper of Redwynd |
ferry, 211.
Bray ton by Medbourne. See Dray-
ton.
Breadsall, Breydesale [co. Derby],
92.
Breaston, Braydeston, co. Derby,
421.
Brecham, Laurence de, chaplain,
458.
Brecknock, Breken, Breghenok,
Brecombe, Bregheinok, Bre-
kent, Castle, porter of. See
Waryng, Nicholas.
, lord of. See Bohun, Hum-
phrey de.
, lordship of, 496.
, lordship &c. of, auditor in.
See Hunt, John.
, . . . . , steward of. See Genet,
William.
Brede, Breede, co. Sussex, 410, 413,
414.
, church, 128.
, parish, 483.
, parson of, 413, 422.
Bredenwell, Henry, 458.
Bredgar, Bradegare, co. Kent, 344.
Breede. See Brede.
Bregheinok. See Brecknock.
Breghenok. See Brecknock.
Breken. See Brecknock.
Brekenat, John, of Cranborne, co.
Dorset, 176.
Brekent. See Brecknock.
Brembre, Nicholas, alderman of
London, 36.
Brembre, Nicholas — cont.
, . . . . , citizen and merchant
of the staple of London, 258.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator
of London, 450.
Bremesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Brenkhill. See Brinkhill.
Brenle, Laurence de, knight, 434.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 434.
Brentford, Braynford [co. Middle-
sex], 392.
, grant of pavage at, 81, 124,
125.
Breouse, Katharine, 78.
Brerele, Thomas, 338.
Brereley, William de, 43.
Brescolby, William de, of Gonerby,
241.
Breset, Little. See Bricett, Little.
Bresete. See Bricett.
Brest in Brittany [Finistere, France],
156.
Bret, Brette, John, 197.
, Richard, of Wrangle, co.
Lincoln, the younger, 480.
, Simon, 419.
, William, grant to, revoked,
453.
Bretby, Bretteby, John, clerk, 191.
, Thomas de, 176.
Brethenham, Bartholomew de, par-
son of Little Blakenham, 256.
, Clement, commissioner, 329.
Bretteby. See Bretby.
Breton, Bretton, Bretoun, James, of
Fulbeck, co. Lincoln, 61.
, John, 78, 363, 416.
, John de, commissioner, 141,
150.
, Nicholas, 317.
, William de, commissioner,
57.
Cf. Briton.
Bretton, West, Westbretton [in
Sandal Magna and Silkstone,
co. York], 126.
Breuster, Robert, the elder, 281.
Breval. See St. Briavels.
Brewere, William, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Frampton, co. Dorset, 259.
Brewes, Breus, Brewosa, Brewys,
John de, commissioner, 314,
328.
, . . . . , the elder, commis-
sioner, 138.
, Peter de, 52.
, commissioner, 413.
, , knight, 102, 111.
, Thomas de, knight, 334.
542
GENERAL INDEX.
Brewes, Thomas de — cont.
, . . . . , Beatrice, late the wife
of, 334.
, Thomas son of, 334.
Brewode, John de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of King's
Rip ton, co. Huntingdon, 171.
Breydesale. See Breadsall.
Breydeston. See Bradeston.
Brian Mill, Brian milne [in Lo eking -
ton, co. York], 468.
Brian, Brien, Briene, Bryen, Bryan,
Bryne, Guy de, 34, 54, 57,
58, 70, 387.
, attorney received by,
108.
, . . . . , commissioner, 62, 65,
136, 138, 139 bis, 153, 219 bis,
313, 327, 328, 332, 333, 408,
410, 415, 499.
, . . . . , keeper of the forest
of Dean, 155.
, . . . . , constable of St.
Briavels, 221.
, . . . . , ' le piere,' commis-
sioner, 160.
, le fitz,' commissioner,
160.
, . . . . , . . . . , knight, 444.
, , knight, 6, 11, 111.
commissioner, 136.
, John, 253.
, . . . . , prebendary of Dublin,
303.
, . . . . , parson of St. Andrew,
Baynard Castle, London, 350.
, Master John de, clerk, 108,
444.
, Master Philip, commissioner,
491.
, Robert, of Woodham Walter,
112.
, Thomas, 344.
, William, king's clerk, parson
of Sutton in the Marsh, co.
Lincoln, 17.
, . . . . , vicar of St. Sepulchre's,
Northampton, exchanged to
the vicarage of Newnham
Regis, co. Warwick, 481.
, William, of Barton on
Humber, 385.
Brianscombe, Brynnescombe [in
Corfe Castle, co. Dorset], 409.
Brice, John, of Gorleston, co. Nor-
folk, 230.
, Robert, 81.
Bricett, Bresete [co. Suffolk], 322.
, Little, Breset [co. Suffolk],
parsons of, 235.
Bria, Alan, servant of Edmund de
Arundell, 492.
Briddesmere, John, commissioner,
224.
Briaestowe. See Bridstow.
Bridgend, Holandbrigge [co. Lin-
coln], bridge, 123, 482.
, prior of St. Saviour's, 123,
482.
Bridgewood, Brigwod [in Brampton,
co. Cumberland], 225.
Bridgford, East, Briggeford, Brygge-
ford [co. Nottingham], 63,
142, 297.
Bridgnorth, Brugia, Bruggenorth
[co. Salop], letters of Henry
II dated at, 289.
, castle, 163.
, . . . free chapel in, 323.
, free chapel, dean of, 170.
, . . . . , dean and college of,
186, 458.
, . . . . , prebend of Alveley in,
170.
, . . . . , prebend of Eardington
in, 186, 191.
, . . . . , prebend of Morville
in, 458.
Bridham, Hugh de, king's clerk,
prebendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 438.
, . . . . , prebendary of Chiches-
ter, 438.
Bridsall. See Birdsall.
Bridstow, Bridestowe [co. Hereford],
vicars of, 25.
Bridwode, John de, clerk, 34.
Briedlep. See Birdlep.
Brien, Briene. See Brian.
Brigge, Baldwin, commissioner, 496.
, John atte, 16.
, John de, 414.
Briggeford. See Bridgford.
Briggestok. See Brigstock.
Brigham, Baldwin, 370.
Brightle, William de, commissioner,
324.
Brightlingsea, Brihtling' [co. Essex],
443.
Brighton, Adam de, forester in Ingle-
wood, forest, 365.
Brigmilston, Britmerston [co. Wilts],
advowson of, 279.
Brigstock, Bristok, Brixstoke, Brig-
gestok [co. Northampton],
134.
, forest, keeper of. See
Wyght, John.
, bailiwick, in Rockingham
forest, 190.
GENERAL INDEX.
543
Brigstock — cont.
, park, 190.
, park, works in, 110, 124,
285.
, . . . ., keeper of. See Luffe-
wyk, John de.
. . . . . . , Farming Woods in, Fre-
myngwodes, 124.
Brigwod. See Bridgewood.
Brihtling'. See Brightlingsea.
Brikeston. See Brixton.
Brimpsfield, Brumesfeld [co. Glou-
cester], alien priory, 112.
, vicarage, 112.
Bringhnrst [co. Leicester], Drayton
in, Brayton by Medbourne,
267.
Brington, Brynkton [cos. Hunting-
don and Northampton],
church, 169.
, Bryngton by Norhampton
[co. Northampton], parson of,
206.
Brinkhill, Brenkhill [co. Lincoln],
manor, 71.
Brinton, Brintone, Thomas de, monk
of Norwich, provided bishop
of Rochester, 17.
, . . . . , bishop of Rochester,
117.
Brioto, Laurence de, late prior of
Frampton, co. Dorset, 219.
Brisele. See Brisley.
Brisele, Henry de, 365, 373, 504.
Brisley, Brisele [co. Norfolk], 45.
Bristok. See Brigstock.
Bristol, 2, 8, 11, 46, 87, 130, 175,
236, 301, 332, 337, 338, 356,
364, 384, 385.
, grant of murage and quayage
to, 430.
, victuals to be brought freely
to, 101.
, men from, killed at Water-
ford, 145.
, abbey of St. Augustine by,
abbot of, 179.
, burgess of, 335.
, castle, works in, 1 86.
, church of St. Michael, par-
sons of, 277.
, church of St. Stephen, 270.
, escheator of. See Canynges,
William de ; Derby, Walter.
, citizen of, 260.
, collectors of customs at,
206.
, Friars Preachers of, 428.
, hospital of St. John at,
master of, 445.
Bristol — cont.
, hospital of St. Laurence by,
310.
, mayor of. See Canynges,
William de ; Derby, Walter.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49,
206.
, mayor and commonalty of,
385.
, mayor and escheator of,
174.
, mayor and sheriff of, 146,
332, 489.
, mayor, sheriff and good men
of, 488.
, office of the ' Rakerwyk '
of, 174.
, port of, 49, 396.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Woderove, Walter.
, . . . . , pesager of wools in.
See Ailly, John.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Derby, Walter.
, . . . . , arrest of ships in, 337.
, . . . . , prise of wine in, 349.
, prison of, 489.
, sheriff of, commissioner, 63.
Bristol, county of, 63, 310.
, . . . . , collector of subsidy
on cloth for sale in. See
Beaupyne, Thomas ; Canyn-
ges, John and Simon.
, . . . . , outlawry in, 364.
Bristowe, John de, Cecily late the
wife of, 92.
, William de, citizen and
white-tawyer of London, 22.
, . . . . , William, son of, 22.
, . . . . , . . . . , Simon, brother
of, 23.
Britmerston. See Brigmilston.
Britton, Briton, John, 269.
, . . . . , commissioner, 486.
, John, of Dartmouth, 32.
, William, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Cf. Breton.
Brittany, 2, 21, 57, 58, 167.
, coast of, 156.
, treasurer or receiver in.
See Wyngreworth, Giles de.
, duchy of, 353.
, duke of, 22.
, See Montfort, John
de.
, duchess of, 297.
Brixstok. See Brigstock.
Brixton Reigny, Brikeston [co.
Devon], 279.
544 GENERAL INDEX.
Broc, Randolf de, temp. Henry II,
289.
Brocas, Master Arnold, 91.
, Bernard, commissioner, 153,
222, 223, 332, 496, 497.
, . . . . , keeper of Corf e Castle
and Purbeck warren, 339,
358, 463.
, , knight, 50, 91, 462,
475.
, , Mary, wife of , 50, 91.
, . . . ., Bernard son of, 91.
, John, farmer of Guildford,
484.
, Simon, 484.
Brockenhurst, co. Southampton,
manor, 347 ter, 348.
See Bokenhurst.
Brockworth, Brocworth [co. Glou-
cester], 362.
Brocworth, Simon de, prior of Llan-
thony by Gloucester, 438.
Broddesworth, John de, parson in
St. Peter's, York, 423.
Brode, John, of Smeeth, commis-
sioner, 491.
Brodelok, John, of Guist, co. Nor-
folk, 147.
Broggure, William, 83.
Brogham, John de, commissioner,
160.
Broghton Sulny. See Broughton.
Broghton. See Broughton.
Broke, Brok, John, 35.
, ....,of Long Stanton, co.
Cambridge, 458.
, John atte, 495.
, Robert, parson of Crew-
kerne, co. Somerset, ex-
changed to the treasurership
of Exeter cathedral, 476.
, William atte, William, com-
missioner, 159, 225, 315.
Brokeland, Richard, 255.
Brokesburn. See Broxbourne.
Brokhill, Nicholas, commissioner,
411.
Brokholes, Roger de, commissioner,
325.
Brokhull, John de, knight, 331.
, . . . . , William, son of,
331.
Brokland. See Brookland.
Brokle. See Brookley.
Brokle, Nicholas, vicar of Gazeley,
co. Suffolk, exchanged to the
church of Quarrington, co.
Lincoln, 125.
Brokton Giffard. See Broughton
Gifford.
Brom, Robert, of Warwick, 89, 113,
188, 463.
, Thomas, prior provincial
of the Carmelite friars, 228.
Brome, Broom [co. Suffolk], parson
of, 79.
Brome, Thomas atte, 81.
Bromehill, Bromhelle [co. Norfolk],
prior and convent of, 13.
Bromley, Abbots, Bromle [co. Staf-
ford], 461.
Bromley, Bromle, Philip, forester of
the New Forest, 49.
, Richard, clerk, commis-
sioner, 311.
Brompton Ralph, Bromton Raaf
[co. Somerset], parsons of,
93.
in Pikerynglith [co. York],
parsons of, 397.
Brompton. See Brampton Abbots.
Brompton, Philip de, 176.
Bromsgrove, Bremesgrave, Brymes-
grove [co. Worcester], 251,
281.
, manor, 34.
Bromstede. See Brumstead.
Bromton Raaf. See Brompton
Ralph.
Bromwich, Bromwych, Bromwiche,
John de, 236.
, commissioner, 416,
499.
, , knight, 285.
, Walter, 444.
, . . . . , commissioner, 499.
Bronby. See Burnby.
Bronhull, Laurence, commissioner,
501.
Brookland, Brokland [co. Kent],
vicarage, 164.
Brookley, Brokle, co. Southampton,
manor, 482.
Broom. See Brome.
Broomhill, Promhull [co. Kent],
commission of sewers at, 158.
Broscome, Adam, 300, 372.
Brotelby. See Brattleby.
Brotherton, Thomas de, earl of Nor-
folk, 299.
, . . . . , Alice daughter and
heir of, 299.
, . . . . , Margaret, daughter
and heir of. See Mareschall,
Margaret.
Brotherwyk, William de, 106.
Brough, Burgh, co. Westmoreland,
414.
Brougham, Burgham, co. Westmore-
land, 414.
GENERAL INDEX.
545
Broughton Sulney, Broghton Sulny
[co. Nottingham], 105.
Gifford, Brokton Giffard [co.
Wilts], 90.
Broughton, Broghton, John, 183.
, , clerk, 104.
, . . . . , escheator in Bucking-
ham, 37, 105.
, . . . . , sheriff of Bucking-
ham, commissioner, 225.
, William de, 428.
Broumvyle, Robert, of Brisley, co.
Norfolk, 45.
Broun, Broune, Browne, Adam, of
Great Warley, co. Essex, 309.
, Arnold, commissioner, 323.
, Arnold, of Sandwich, com-
missioner, 159, 218.
, Geoffrey, the elder, 389.
■., Henry, 479.
, John, chaplain, 456.
o , John, of Longbridge Dever-
ill, 2G5.
, Ralph, vicar of Marnham,
co. Nottingham, exchanged
to the vicarage of Leeds, co.
York, 242.
..„..., Richard, ' ferrour,' 344.
. . . . . . , . . . . , king's yeoman-farrier,
184.
, Richard, scholar of the King's
Hall, Cambridge, 192.
, Richard, presented to the
church of Weston Turville,
249.
, Robert, 200, 312.
, Robert, constable of Carlow
Castle, 339.
, Roger, 197.
, , Alice, wife of, 197.
, Thomas, 289, 356.
, Thomas, canon of Cartmel,
366.
, Thomas, receiver of Glamor-
gan, 452.
, William, 482.
, William, the younger, 103.
, Master William, prebendary
of Lichfield, 258.
Brounesbury, John, 390.
Brouneson, Stephen, 186.
, . . . . , William son of William
son of, 186.
Brounflet, Thomas de, king's clerk,
warden of the hospital of St.
John the Baptist, Dorchester,
398.
Brounyng, David, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
St. Clears, 114.
Browe, Hugh, knight, 245.
Browne. See Broun.
Broxbourne, Brokesburn [co. Hert-
ford], vicars of, 124.
Broxted, Broxheved [co. Essex],
435.
Bruce Castle, Le Bruses, in Totten-
ham [co. Middlesex], manor,
26, 398.
Brugenorth. See Bridgnorth.
Bruges, Brugges [Belgium], 503.
, burgomasters, echevins, con-
suls and commonalty of, 508.
, captains, echevins and con-
suls of, 503.
Bruges. See Brugge.
Bruges, Brugge, Brugges, Edmund
de, 225.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford
and Gloucester, 199.
, commissioner, 319,
493.
, Peter de, 268, 404.
, commissioner, 61.
, . . . . , keeper of the forest of
Chute, 266.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
222 (bis), 282, 295.
, Roger del, 28.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
493.
, . . . . , escheator in Worcester,
439.
, Walter de, 430.
, William de, parson of Mart-
ley, co. Worcester, exchanged
to Teversham, co. Cambridge,
368.
Bruggeford, John, porter of the
great wardrobe, 167.
Bruggenorth. See Bridgnorth.
Brugges, Brugge. See Bruges.
Bruggewode, Stephen de, 320, 323.
Brugia. See Bridgnorth.
Bruis, Robert de, temp. Henry I,
451.
Bruisyard, Brusyerd [co. Suffolk],
abbess and sisters of the
order of Minoresses of St.
Clare at, 463.
, manor of Rokhalle in, 463.
Brumesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Brumhull, Hugh, parson of Carew,
co. Pembroke, 124.
Brumleye [Great Bromley, co.
Essex ?], 17.
Brumstead, Bromstede, Brumstede
[co. Norfolk], 411, 412.
Brumoze, Peter de, merchant of
Bordeaux, 159, 218.
Wt. 18915.
E 35
546
GENERAL INDEX.
Brumpton, John de, knight, 28.
, . . . . , Thomas, son of, and
Isabel, his wife, 28.
, Philip de, 132, 169, 183.
Brun, Brunne, Ingelram, 296.
, John de, Margaret, late the
wife of, 369.
, John de, parson of Colster-
worth, co. Lincoln, exchanged
to Titchwell, co. Norfolk, 162.
, . . . . , parson of Titchwell,
exchanged to Edmundthorpe
co. Leicester, 197.
, Robert de, parson of Fuggle-
stone, co. Wilts, 74.
, Stephen de, 369.
, William, commissioner, 313.
Brundale, William de, 458.
Brunham, Westgate. See Burnham
Westgate.
Brunham, John de, commissioner,
500.
, Ralph de, commissioner, 60.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
60, 141, 485.
, William de, of Boston, 480.
Brunne. See Bourn.
Brunstede. See Brumstead.
Bruses, Le. See Bruce Castle.
Brussels [Belgium], 504.
Brussheford, William, 327.
Brustwyk. See Burstwick.
Brusyerd. See Bruisyard.
Brut, Walter, 154.
Bruton [co. Somerset], Augustinian
priory, canon of, 320.
, . . . . , . . . . , See Cary,
William.
Bruyn, Henry de, commissioner,
139, 313, 491, 498.
, John, sheriff of Cumberland,
486.
, Maurice de, commissioner,
153.
, William, commissioner, 139,
152.
, William de, knight, 82.
Bryd, John, of Hanley Child, co.
Worcester, 433.
Bryggeford. See Bridgford.
Bryghtleh, William, commissioner,
135.
Bryghtwell, John de, 9.
Brymesgrove. See Bromsgrove.
Bryn, Birn, John, of Selby, pre-
sented to the church of
St. Martin, Wareham, 87, 88.
Bryne. See Brien.
Bryngton by Norhampton. See
Brington.
Brynkton. See Brington.
Brynnescombe. See Brianscombe.
Brys, Richard, of Ilchester, com-
missioner, 228.
, Robert, 124, 125.
Bryt, William, 64.
, . . . . , Eleanor, wife of,
64.
Bubbe, John, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Boreham,
co. Essex, 175.
Bubwith [co. York], Harlthorpe in,
Herelthorp, 468.
, Spaldington in, 209.
Buckenham, Bukenham [co. Nor-
folk], 53.
Buckfast, Bukfast [co. Devon], abbot
of, attorneys received by,
450.
Buckland, Bokelond [co. Bucking-
ham], manor, 214, 429.
Ripers, Bokelond [co. Dor-
set], 160.
, Boklond by Dover, co. Kent,
379.
by Faversham, Bokelond
[co. Kent], parson of, 8.
Buckingham, county, 160, 225, 311,
411.
, commission of array in,
497.
, commission of the peace in,
138, 228, 319.
, commission of kiddles in,
496.
, escheator in. See Brough-
ton, John de ; Sewale,
Thomas de.
, outlawries in, 10, 67.
, sheriff of, 52.
, See Ardern, John
de ; Broughton, John.
Budde, Rumbald, 422.
Buddesthorn, Walter, 268.
Bughbrugg, William de, prebendary
of Shaftesbury, 419.
Bughton. See Boughton.
Buk, John, of Littlebury, co. Essex,
61.
, Robert, 264.
Bukbrugge, William, parson of Tis-
bury, co. Wilts, 287.
Bukenham. See Buckenham.
Bukenham, Simon de, chief serjeant
of the larder, 257.
, William, 201.
Bukfast. See Buckfast.
Bukford, Adam, 337.
Buklond, Thomas de, knight, 482.
Bukstan, John, hospitaller, 123.
GENERAL INDEX.
547
Bukyngham, John de, bishop of
Lincoln, 44, 52, 74, 76, 122,
164, 261, 347, 367, 381, 451,
465.
, Thomas de, presented to
the church of Weston Tur-
ville, 163.
Bulax [co. Northampton], bailiwick
of, in Rockingham forest,
190.
Bulbridge, Bollebrugge [co. Wilts],
vicarage of, 166.
Bulcote, Bulcotes, Thomas, com-
missioner, 501.
, .. .., clerk, indenture with,
286.
Bule, Ralph de, vicar of Owthorne,
450.
Bulley [co. Gloucester], lord of,
271.
Bullingham, Bollynghop, Bolynge-
hop, Bollyngehop [co. Here-
ford], prebend of. See Here-
ford.
Bullington, Bolyngden [co. Oxford],
hundred, 89.
Bullok, John, 312.
, Thomas, 109.
, Thomas, of Edlesborough,
392.
Bullyngehope. See Bullingham.
Bulverhithe, Bulwarheth [co. Sus-
sex], prebend of. See Hast-
ings.
Bulwick, Bolewik [co. Northampton],
ad vow son of, 279.
Bumpstead Helion, Bumstedehelyon
[co. Essex], 44.
, Steeple, Stepilbumphstede
[co. Essex], 158.
Bungay, Bungeye [co. Suffolk], 329.
, prioress of, 490.
Burbach. See Burbage.
Burbach, Burbache, John, 253.
, Thomas, 346.
, . . . . , purveyor for the
king's horses, 71.
, . . . . , yeoman of the scul-
lery, 456.
Burbage, Burbache, Burbach [co.
Wilts], vicars of, 172.
, prebendal church of, vicars
of, 265.
Burcy, John, of Dartmouth, 409.
Burdet, John, commissioner, 498.
, John, of Huncote, co.
Leicester, 288.
Burdeux, John, mayor of Cork, 207.
, Oliver de, 201.
Burdyngbury. See Birdingbury.
Burel, John de, of Askham, clerk,
104.
Bureley, Burele, John de, 393.
, Simon de, 92, 155.
Bures St. Mary [co. Suffolk], Small-
bridge in, Smalbrigge, 209.
Burford, Burtford [co. Oxford],
manor, 442.
Burgate, Walter, 448.
Burgeys, Burgys, John, 231.
, John, keeper of the parks
of Sneed and Pen, co. Glou-
cester, 10.
, John, of Fobbing, 84.
, John, of Queenborough,
king's mariner, 156.
Burgh, 363.
, Flegg [co. Norfolk], Henry,
parson of, 122.
See Brough ; Burrow.
Burgh, John de, 225, 229.
, John, king's clerk, warden
of the hospital of St. Laurence,
Alleburn, co. Northumber-
land, 362.
, John, the elder, commis-
sioner, 497.
, John de, knight, 408.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
326.
, Maurice de, groom of the
household, 382.
, Robert de, 4.
, Simon de, 3, 456.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53, 64,
225, 499.
, . . . . , king's esquire, keeper
or farmer of Rochester city
and castle, 395.
| , . . . . , Joan, wife of, 456.
, William de, commissioner,
314 bis, 315, 411, 414, 489,
490 bis, 491 bis, 493, 494, 498.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
262, 269, 273, 287.
, William de, earl of Ulster,
Maud wife of, 463.
Burgelon. See Burgilloun.
Burgham. See Brougham.
Burgherssh. See Burwash.
Burgherssh, Burgerssh, John de, 26.
, Margaret de, 29.
, Margaret, late the wife of
Bartholomew de, knight, 344,
460.
Burghill, Bur hull [co. Hereford],
hundred, steward of. See
Genet, William.
Burghton. See Bourton on the
I Water.
548
GENERAL INDEX.
Burgilloun, Burgiloun, Burgelom,
Burgyllon, Robert, commis-
sioner, 148, 226, 311, 313,
314, 416, 491.
Burgoigne, William, 423.
Burgyllon. See Burgilloun.
Burhull. See Burghill.
Burley on the Hill, Burle [co. Rut-
land], 56, 134, 147.
Burleye, William de, chaplain, 454.
Burnby, Bronby [co. York], 467.
Burne, Burn, John de, chaplain,
158.
, William de, of Kirk-
andrews, co. Kirkcudbright,
428.
Burnell, Edward, 403.
, . . . . , Alina, wife of, 403.
, Edward, commissioner, 137.
, Master Edward, prebendary
of Salisbury, 179.
, Nicholas, commissioner, 55,
137, 140 bis, 154, 226, 500 bis.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
312.
Burnet, Thomas, 115.
Burneton, William de, temp. Edward
1, 197.
Burnham [co. Buckingham], abbey
of, chantry of the altar of
St. Katharine in, 272.
Westgate, Brunham West-
gate [co. Norfolk], parsons of,
207.
Burnhome, Thomas, commissioner,
409.
Burpham, co. Sussex, manor of
Wepham in, 129.
Burrington [co. Somerset], Langford
in, Langeford, 53, 65.
Burrow, Burgh, co. Leicester, 4.
, Burgh [in Kingsbury Epis-
copi, co. Somerset], 228.
Burscowe, William son of John de,
of Ryecroft, co. Lancaster, 99.
Burstall, William de, 304.
, , clerk, 304, 308, 338 bis,
339, 363, 430, 435, 462.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
2, 4, 8, 15, 27, 41, 72, 86, 88,
121, 185, 256 bis, 258, 274,
275, 283, 301, 303, 304, 334,
335, 337 bis, 338, 344 bis,
383, 399, 449, 464 bis.
, . . . . , keeper of the rolls of
Chancery, 1, 451.
, . . . . , king's clerk, keeper of
the House of Converts, 451.
, . . . . , prebendary of Bridg-
north free chapel, 458.
Burstall, William de — cont.
, . . . . , king's clerk, com-
missioner, 487.
Burstead, Bursted [co. Essex], 421.
Burstow, Burstowe [co. Surrey],
parsons of, 80.
Burstwick, Brustwyk in Holdernesse
[co. York], park, keeper of.
See Trenge, Walter de.
, Bond [in Burstwick], co.
York, commission of sewers at
161.
Burtford. See Burford.
Burton Overy, Overay [co. Leices-
ter], church, 131.
upon Stather, Burtonstath-
ere [co. Lincoln], 450, 494.
Joyce, Burton Joce, Birton
Jorce [co. Nottingham], 223.
, . . . ., manor, 377.
, Bishop, Bisshopburton [co.
York], 227.
Cherry, Northburton [co.
York], 467, 473.
Burton, Henry de, 165.
, John, John de, 115, 264,
492.
, John de, parson of Dunton,
co. Essex, exchanged to the
church of Graffham, co. Hun-
tingdon, 233.
, Peter de, parson of Parham,
exchanged to the church of
Eastergate, co. Sussex, 463.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
64, 142, 499.
, Thomas de, of Kynnesley,
43.
, William de, 222, 229, 253.
, commissioner, 150.
, , knight, 35.
Burwash, Burgherssh [co. Sussex],
421.
Burway, Thomas, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Marston - upon - Dove, co.
Derby, 250.
, . . . . , vicar of Marston-upon-
Dove, 272.
, . . . . , vicar of Marston-upon-
Dove, exchanged to Hamstall
Redware, co. Stafford, 305.
Burwell [co. Cambridge], 90, 99.
, . . . . , church of St. Mary,
99.
, co. Lincoln, alien priory,
279.
, . . . . , manor, 279.
Bury St. Edmunds, Bury [co. Suf-
folk], 103, 195, 196.
GENERAL INDEX.
549
Bury St. Edmunds — cont.
, charter dated at,
482.
, commission of array
in, 500.
, abbey, voidance of,
40.
, gaol delivery of, 369.
, liberty of, appoint-
ment of steward of, 186, 187,
193.
Bury, Adam de, commissioner, 310.
, . . . . , citizen of London,
103, 357, 453.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator
of London, 23, 440.
, .. .., mayor of Calais, 453.
, . . . . , captain or keeper of
Balinghem castle, 453.
, Alexander de, 237.
, John de, parson of Whatley,
co. Somerset, 31, 384, 436.
, John de, of Bury St.
Edmunds, commissioner, 500.
Buryhattele. See Hatley, Cockayne.
Busard. See Bussard.
Bushbury, Bysshebury [co. Stafford],
Ralph, lord of, 282.
, Wobaston in, Wybaston,
302.
Buskenay, Robert, parson of Alyn-
den, 472.
Bussard, Busard, John, vicar of
Great Bentley, co. Essex,
exchanged to the church of
Downham, co. Essex, 4.
, Robert, of Flixton, co.
York, 414.
Busshe, John, of Stocklinch, car-
penter, 406.
, Robert, chantry chaplain in
St. Martin's le Grand, Lon-
don, exchanged to Swyn-
combe, co. Oxford, 425.
Busshell, Henry, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk. 147.
Bussy, William, commissioner, 322,
493, 497.
, William de, knight, com-
missioner, 151.
Bustlesham. See Bisham.
But, John, merchant of Norwich,
505.
, William, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
Butcombe, Bodicombe [co. Somer-
set], 53, 65.
Butiller. See Bo tiller.
Butleigh, Bodecleye [co. Somerset],
448.
Buttercrambe, Botercrambe [in
Bossall, co. York], 316.
Butterwick, Butterwyk [co. York,
E.R.], 414.
Buttesthorne, John de, commis-
sioner, 153, 332.
, Roger, 231.
Buttetourte, Buttourt, John de,
commissioner, 138, 313, 314,
416, 498.
, John, knight, 116.
Buttington, Botynton [co. Mont-
gomery], manor, 148.
Buttsbury, co. Essex, Crondon park
in, 20.
Buxhull, Buxhill, Alan de, 15, 76.
Buyton, Henry, prebendary of Here-
ford, 440, 442.
Bybury. See Bibury.
Bycarsdyke, Bykersdyk, co. Not-
tingham, commission of
sewers at, 485.
Bychamwell. See Beechamwell.
Bydell, John, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
, Ralph, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Bydulf. See Biddulph.
Byer, Robert de, 268.
Byger, George, of Bordeaux, 3.
Byggyng, Henry son of William
son of Emma del, 9.
Bygot, Bygod, John, John le, com-
missioner, 138, 316, 326, 329.
, . . . . , escheator in York,
462, 476.
, , knight, 101, 419.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
145.
, . . . ., of Ilton, co. Somerset,
the younger, 228.
, Simon, of Whitton, co. Lin-
coln, the elder, 30.
Byhull, Richard, 437.
Bykenacre. See Bicknacre.
Bykenore. See Bicknor.
Byker, Thomas de, of Fleet, co.
Lincoln, 406.
Bykersdyk. See Bycarsdyke.
Bykerton. See Bickerton.
Bykur, Richard, of Stone, co. Staf-
ford, tailor, 9.
Bylburgh. See Bilbrough.
Bylling, John, the younger, of
Bosley, 131.
Byngham. See Bingham.
Byngham, Richard de, commis-
sioner, 141, 153, 158.
, . . . ., knight, 11.
, William de, 264.
550
GENERAL INDEX.
Bynstone, Andrew de, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Byntre, Ellis de, clerk, 299.
Byre. See Bere Regis.
Byrlyngham, John, of East Han-
ningfield, 421.
See Birlyngham.
Byronn, John, knight, 263.
Byryton. See Berrington.
Byset, Biset, Manasser, dapifer,
temp. Henry II, 85, 182, 289.
, William, commissioner, 486.
Bysouth, John, 9.
Byssehbury. See Bushbury.
Bysshop. See Bisshop.
Bystewes, William, of Chalgrave,
co. Bedford, 433.
Byteryngg, Richard, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Bytham [co. Lincoln], 134, 147.
Bytham, William de, brother of the
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower, London, 215.
Bythewater, Nicholas, of Andover,
176.
Bywell, co. Northumberland, manor,
366.
, vicar of, 302.
C
Cabergh, Caber. See Kaber.
Cabergh, Gilbert de, 176.
Cabourne, William, yeoman of the
household, 335.
Cachepol, Henry, commissioner, 320,
415.
Cadamo, Master John de, canon of
Wolverhai npton, 2 82.
Cadbury, Cadebury, John, servant
of Edmund de Arundell, 492.
, Nicholas de, 445.
Cademere, Hugh, 432.
Cadenay. See Cadney.
Cadisby. See Gaddesby.
Cadney, Cadenay [co. Lincoln], 106.
Cadogan, John son of John ap, of
Great Willaston, co. Cheshire,
26.
Cadwelly, Nicholas, constable of
Carlo w castle, 339.
Caen [Calvados, France], abbey of,
160.
, abbess of, 276.
Caernarvon, Caernervan. See Car-
narvon.
Caerwedros, Kaerwedros [co. Car-
digan], commote of, 374.
Caistor [co. Lincoln], Holton le
Moor in, Houton in le More,
108.
, Castre, co. Norfolk, 52.
, . . . . , Sir Simon, parson of,
133.
next Yarmouth, Castre in
Flegg [co. Norfolk], 160.
Calais, Calays, Caleys [Pas -de -
Calais, France], 21, 37, 117,
360, 372, 506.
, captain of. See Calveley,
Hugh de.
, conquest of, 453.
, controller of accounts at.
See Godelake, Thomas.
, hospital of Maison Dieu in,
117.
, mayor of. See Bury, Adam
de.
, munition of, purchases for,
390.
, staple of, 353, 413, 439.
, treasurer of, 378.
, See Ayermyn, Wil-
liam.
, works at, 300, 372.
Calampton, Thomas de, vicar of
Woolavington, 86.
Calays. See Calais.
Caldecote. See Caldicot.
Caldecote, William, of Wales, 420.
Caldecotes. See Cargo Fleet ; Cal-
dicot.
Caldeford, Richard de, clerk, 142.
Caldelowe. See Callow.
Calder, Kaldre, the river [co. York],
398.
Caldewell. See Caldwell ; Chad-
well.
Caldewelle, Master John de, pre-
bendary of Southwell col-
legiate church, 262.
Caldicot, Caldecote, Caldecotes [co.
Monmouth], lordship of, 496.
, . . . . , auditor in. See Hunt,
John.
, . . . . , steward of. See Genet,
William.
Caldwell, Caldewell [co. Bedford],
prior and convent of, 406.
Caleys. See Calais.
Caleys, Andrew, 484.
Calf, Robert, knight, 114.
Calliwith, Kelliwitho [in Bodmin,
co. Cornwall], wood of, 26.
GENERAL INDEX.
551
Callow, Caldelowe [in Werksworth],
co. Derby, 475.
Calon, Thomas, 111.
Calstock, Calstokehache, co. Corn-
wall, church, 340.
Calthorn, William de, 30.
Calthorp, Oliver de, sheriff of Nor-
folk and Suffolk, 311, 315.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
328.
Caltoft, John, commissioner, 490.
Calveley, Calvyley, Calvyle, Cla-
vilegh, Hugh de, 191.
, . . . ., captain of Calais, 189,
339.
, . . . . , keeper of the Channel
Islands, 394.
Camber, Camere [by Rye, co. Sus-
sex], 140.
Camberwell [co. Surrey], manor of
Hatcham in, Hacchesham, 33.
Cambo, Cambok [co. Northumber-
land], 428.
Cambridge, Cantebrigg, co. Cam-
bridge, 356.
, castle of, gaol delivery of,
355.
, warren, warreners of. See
Man, William ; Wyndesore,
John de.
, Lurteburghlane in, 393.
, collegiate house of St.
Michael in, master of. See
Gotham, William de.
, the King's Hall in, master
of. See Runhale, Master
Richard.
, . . . . , scholars of (named),
192.
, prior and Austin friars of,
393.
Cambridge, county, 141, 150, 223,
225.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 497.
, . . . . , commission of oyer
and terminer in, 55.
, . . . . , commissions of the
peace in, 135, 138, 314.
, . . . . , escheator in. See
Olneye, John ; Sewale,
Thomas.
, . . . ., issues of, 197.
, outlawries in, 10, 11,
32, 100, 281, 358, 421 bis,
458, 472.
Cambridge, earl of, 9, 29.
, . . . . , See Edmund.
Camel, Robert, yeoman of the
earl of Salisbury, 172.
Camelford [co. Cornwall], town of,
375.
Camelton. See Campton.
Camere. See Camber.
Camerton Well, Cammeryngton
Well [in Burstwick], co. York,
commission of sewers at,
161.
Cameryngham. See Cammering-
ham.
Camilla, Thedesius de, dean of St.
Peter's, Wolverhampton, let-
ters patent of, 282.
Cammeringham, Cameryngham [co.
Lincoln], alien priory of, 114.
, vicarage of, 114.
Cammeryngton Well. See Camer-
ton Well.
Camoys, Hugh, knight, 272.
, Ralph, knight, 271.
, Thomas, 117.
Camp. See Kampen.
Campden, Chipping, Chepyng Caum-
peden [co. Gloucester], 175.
Campeden, John, 272.
, , clerk, 237.
Campesse. See Campsea Ash.
Campion, John, 329.
Campo Arnulphi, Chaumbernoun,
Thomas de, 93, 103.
Campsea Ash, Campesse [co. Suf-
folk], priory of, chantry in
the church of, 463.
Campton, Camelton [co. Bedford],
manor, 402.
Candeler, Candelere, John, 157, 160.
, Richard, 108.
, Juliana, wife of, 108.
Candelesby, Candesby, William de,
commissioner, 58, 158.
, . . . . , of Waltham, co. Lin-
coln, commissioner, 310.
Caneford. See Canford.
Canfield, Little, Childescanefeld, co.
Essex, 493.
Canford, Caneford [co. Dorset],
manor of, documents dated
at, 172, 382.
Canleye, John de, 416.
, Peter de, clerk, 416.
, Robert de, 416.
Cannock, Chanoc [co. Stafford],
forest, 182.
Canon, Canoun, Nicholas, 152.
, Peter, of Gloucester, baker,
269.
, . . . . , Denise, wife of, 269.
Cantebrigg, Cantebrigge. See Cam-
bridge.
Cantebury. See Canterbury.
552
GENERAL INDEX.
Cantele, Thomas, parson of Little
Oakley, co. Northampton,
199.
Cantelupo. See Cantilupo.
Canterbury, Cantebury, co. Kent,
77, 166.
, bailiffs of, 218.
, commissioners, 159.
, clerk of the recognisances
in. See Tettesworth, Edmund
de.
, court of, 56, 216.
, grammar school in, master
of. See Langham, John de.
, ' Abbotesmylne ' in, 418.
, abbey of St. Augustine at,
abbot of, 418.
, . . . . , Michael, abbot of,
late chamberlain, 172.
, . . . . , See Petham,
Michael de.
, . . . . , Thomas, abbot of,
111.
, . . . ., prior of, 114.
, . . . . , prior and convent of,
111.
, . . . . , apostate monk of,
323.
....... . . . . , temporalities of, 172.
, . . . ., voidance of, 114, 164,
179.
, cathedral of Christ Church
in, chantry of the Holy
Trinity in, 373.
, . . . . , chantry of St. Mary
in, 386.
, chantry called ' la Doge '
in, 114.
, prior and Friars Preachers
of, 418.
Canterbury, archbishop of, 40, 81.
, . . . . , Baldwin, temp. Henry
II, 306.
, See Sudbury, Simon
de ; Wittlesey, William de.
, jurisdiction of, 37,
44, 46, 75, 80, 84.
, archbishopric of, guardian of
the spirituality of, 39, 84.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 80,
118, 149, 156.
, . . . . , . . . . , guardians of,
118.
, . . . . , tenants of, 3.
, voidance of, ■ 17, 21,
27, 37 bis, 39, 40, 41, 44, 46,
54, 80, 81, 88, 92, 156, 217,
240, 285.
, archdeacon of. See Wake-
feld, Henry de.
Canterbury — cont.
, cardinal of. See Langham,
Simon de.
Canterbury, diocese of, 3, 5, 17, 21, 27,
34, 39, 40, 41, 67, 72, 88, 92,
110, 116, 124, 164, 165, 166,
179, 217, 240, 252, 285, 297,
351.
, . . . . , tenth granted by the
clergy in, 36.
Canterbury, John, groom of the
household, 382.
Cantilupo, Cantelupo, George de,
278.
, George de, temp. Edward I,
270.
, William de, 98.
, William de, temp. Henry III,
15.
See Cauntelou.
Cantref St. Kenedry, St. Kenedere
[co. Brecon], church, 19.
, parsons of, 419.
Cantref Selyf, Cantrefselif [co.
Brecon], 240.
, lordship &c. of, auditor in.
See Hunt, John.
Canvilla, Richard de, temp. Stephen,
466.
Canynges, Canygnis, John, collector
of subsidy on cloths for sale
in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset,
Dorset, Gloucester and Bristol,
185.
, Simon, collector of subsidy
on cloth for sale in the same
counties, 185.
, William de, mayor and
escheator of Bristol, 8, 310.
Capel, John, parson of Odell, co.
Bedford, exchanged to the
church of Flams tead, co.
Hertford, 277.
Capon, John, 178.
Caponman, Simon, 121.
Cappe, Nicholas, of Waterbeach,
co. Cambridge, 390.
Caproun, Geoffrey, 447.
Carberton. See Carburton.
Carbrooke, Kerbrok [co. Norfolk],
147.
Carburton, Carberton [in Edwin-
stowe, co. Nottingham], 183.
Cardiff, Kaerdif, Kerdyf, Kaerdyf
[co. Glamorgan], exchequer
of, 252, 256, 366.
, lordship of, 256.
, receiver of. See Walssh,
William.
Cardigan, county of, 376.
GENERAL INDEX.
553
Cardigan [co. Cardigan], town and
castle, 374.
, petty sessions at, 376.
Cardington, Kerdyngton [co. Bed-
ford], 433.
'., co. Salop, Gretton in,
Grotyngton, 140.
Cardinham [co. Cornwall], manor
of Teason in, Teesno, 26.
Cardoill, Richard, 508.
Careles, Hugh, clerk, 308.
Carentham, Richard de, 380.
Caresbrok, Caresbrook. See Caris-
brooke.
Carew, Carieu, Carru [co. Pem-
broke], castle, 495.
, parson of, 124.
Cargo Fleet, Caldecotes [in Middles-
borough, co. York], 329.
Carieu. See Carew.
Carisbrooke, Caresbrook, Carisbrok,
Caresbrok, Isle of Wight,
alien priory of, 190, 340, 422.
, vicarage of, 190.
, vicars of 422.
, manor ui Bowcombe in,
Bouecombe, 475.
, forest of Parkhurst in, 237.
Carlagh. See Carlow.
Carlel, Carlell, Carlyl, Adam, citizen
of London, 254.
, John, 258.
, William, 285.
See Karlell.
Carleton, John de, 383.
, William de, 76.
, William de, vicar of Stilling -
ton, co. York, exchanged to
the church of Boughton, co.
Nottingham, 180.
Carlisle, sheriff's tourn at, 325.
, castle, gaol of, 325.
Carlisle, bishop of. See Irton, Ralph
de ; Ross.,, Master John de.
, bishopric, temporalities of,
479.
, . . . ., voidance of, 196.
, diocese of, 18, 41, 112, 131,
196, 216, 264, 275, 302, 406.
, . . . . , tenth granted by the
clergy in, 36.
Carlow, Carlagh, Catherlagh [co.
Carlow], exchequer at, 207.
, castle, constables of. See
Broun, Robert ; Cadwelly,
Nicholas ; Euer, Walter de ;
Rothynges, Thomas.
Carlton, North, Karleton Paynell
[co. Lincoln], prebend of.
See Lincoln.
I Carlyl. See Carlel.
Carmarthen, Kermerdyn [co. Car-
marthen], exchequer of, 376.
, prison of the prince of Wales
at, 317.
Carmarthen, county, 376.
Carmynou, Ralph, commissioner,
313, 499.
Carnarvon, Caernarvon [co. Carnar-
von], letters patent dated at,
283.
Carnarvon, county, courts of, 376.
Carne, la. See Guernsey.
Carnel, Camels, Carnelles, Karnels,
John, commissioner, 318.
, . . . . , escheator in North-
ampton, 74, 93, 120, 167, 272,
348.
, . . . . , escheator in Rutland,
87.
I Carpenter, John, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. Mary of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
, John, of Flitwick, co. Bed-
ford, 14.
Carreu, Geoffrey de, 307.
, Hugh de, commissioner,
499.
, John de, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Salisbury, 77.
, Master John de, presented
to the church of Warbleton,
132.
, Leonard de, knight, 307,
342 bis.
, Nicholas de, 34, 72, 99, 170,
178, 180, 188, 253, 290, 342,
348, 349, 381, 404, 406, 442,
444.
, commissioner, 139,
156 bis, 158, 161 bis, 314, 319,
500.
, . . . . , keeper of the privy
seal, 6, 36, 37, 134, 263, 308,
347, 354, 403, 441, 474, 475,
491, 496.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
342.
, Thomas de, 307, 342.
, William de, 342 bis.
Carrickfergus, Cragfergus in Ireland
[co. Antrim], parson of,
303.
Carrock, Castle, Castlekayrok, co.
Cumberland, 229.
Carru. See Carew.
Carswill, John, 481.
Carter, Cartere, John, 151.
, . . . . , Margery late the wife
I of, 300.
554
GENERAL INDEX.
Carter — cont.
, John, of Sandford, co. Ox-
ford, 300.
, John, of West Tyneham,
co. Dorset, 409.
, Ralph le, 461.
, Robert, of Ross, co. Here-
ford, 454.
, William, of Castle Bolton,
co. York, 201.
Cartewryght, William, of Beverley,
106.
Carthusian order, the, 8, 31, 83,
385, 434, 436, 470.
Cartmel, Kertemell [co. Lancaster],
Richard, prior of, 366.
, canon of, 366.
Carwytha, Richard de, 235.
Cary, John, commissioner, 64, 135,
136, 139 bis, 152, 153, 332 bis.
, William, commissioner, 64,
136, 139, 153.
, William, canon of Bruton,
320, 415.
, William, of Wycombe, 15.
Casch, John, 392, 396.
Casey, John, parson of a mediety of
the church of Catfield, co.
Norfolk, exchanged to the
church of Undy, co. Mon-
mouth, 366.
Cassington, Cressyngton [co. Ox-
ford], 271.
Castel, Castell, John de, 469.
, Nicholas de, 221.
, Nicholas of the, of Mitchel-
dean, 220.
, Thomas, 124.
, . . . . , steward and sheriff of
Pembroke, 425.
, . . . . , steward of Pembroke,
Tenby, Cilgerran and Yst-
lwyf, co. Pembroke, 127.
, William de, of Sherburn,
co. York, 414.
Castelacre, Robert, 397.
, William, commissioner, 135,
138, 314, 497.
Castelcoumbe. See Castle Combe.
Castell Hydyngham. See Heding-
ham, Castle.
Castelman, John, 143.
Castelwarny. See Castlewarden.
Castile, king of, 508.
, subjects of, 507.
, . . . . , See John of Gaunt.
, merchants of, 508.
, queen of, 22.
Castle Caereinion, Kereignon [co.
Montgomery], commote of, 148.
Castle Combe, Castelcoumbe [co.
Wilts], parsons of, 166.
Castlekayrok. See Carrock, Castle.
Castles :
Abergavenny.
Lochmaben.
Anstey.
Ludlow.
Audruick.
Manorbier.
Balinghem.
Marlborough.
Bamburgh.
Moorend.
Becherel.
N award.
Berkhamp-
Newcastle.
stead.
Newport.
Berwick-on-
Northamp-
Tweed.
ton.
Blaenllyfni.
Norwich.
Brecknock.
Nottingham.
Bridgnorth.
Oakham.
Bristol.
Odiham.
Cambridge.
Porchester.
Cardigan.
Pembroke.
Carew.
Picton.
Carlisle.
Pleshey.
Carlow.
Prudhoe.
Cilgerran.
Queen-
Cnwclas.
borough.
Colchester.
Radnor.
Conisbrough.
Rising.
Conway.
Rochester.
Devizes.
Rockingham.
Dinas.
bt. Briavels.
Dunster.
St. Fagan.
Eardisley.
balls bury.
Egremont.
Sangatte.
Exeter.
barum, Uld.
Fothering-
Scarborough.
hay.
Sheffield.
Gloucester.
Shrewsbury.
Gorey.
Skelton.
Hadleigh.
Snodhill.
Harlech.
Somerton.
Haverford-
Southamp-
west.
ton.
Helmsley.
Tenby.
Hereford.
Tintagel.
Hertford.
Trim.
Huntingdon.
Wallingford.
Horston.
Warkworth.
Kilgerran.
Warwick.
Leeds.
Welshpool.
Leybourne.
Wexford.
Lincoln.
Castlewarden, Chastel Wareyn,Castel -
warny [in Oughterard], co.Kil-
dare, manor, 123, 402.
Caston [co. Norfolk], manor, 216.
Caston, Robert de, 216, 315, 329.
Castre. See Caistor.
Castre, Ochorticius de, master of
the St. Mary of Castro Ur-
diales, 507.
GENERAL INDEX.
555
Cast-re — cont.
, . . . de, master of the St.
Mary of Castro Urdiales,
507.
Castro, John de, 115.
, Walter de, 114.
Castro Goderici, Thomas de, clerk,
114.
Castro Urdiales [prov. Santander,
Spain], lord of. See Edward.
, ships of, 507.
Cat, John, of Rotherfield, co. Sussex,
156.
, Nicholas, of Rotherfield,
156.
, Robert, of Rotherfield, 156.
, Thomas, 495.
, William, of Rotherfield, 156.
Catalonia, Cateloign [Spain], mer-
chants of, 505.
, ship of, 50.
Catel, John, the elder, 102.
Cateloigne. See Catalonia.
Caterton, John de, 205.
Catesby, John de, commissioner,
313, 315.
, William de, commissioner,
408.
Catewy, Katewy, Thomas, com-
missioner, 155.
Catfield, Catfeld [co. Norfolk], par-
sons of a mediety of the
church of, 366.
Cathedral churches, petition and
award as to the estate of
prebendaries of, in their pre-
bends, 294, 295.
Catherlagh. See Carlow.
Cathorp. See Caythorpe.
Catley, Cat tele [in Billinghay, co.
Lincoln], prior of, 52.
Caton, William de, of Lancaster, 336.
Cattele. See Catley.
Catterton, John de, 408.
Cattewyk. See Catwick.
Cat ton, co. York, 59.
Catton, John de, of York, baxter,
423.
Catwick, Cattewyk [co. York],
church, 17.
Cauce. See Caus.
Cauchee, Anselm de, called ' Lupard,'
505.
Cauches, John, vicar of Wantage,
284.
Cauchon, John, presented to the
church of Warton, co. Lan-
caster, 116.
, . . . . , parson of Warton, 351,
484.
Caucy, Hugh, 327.
Cauf, John, of Kirmond le Mire,
106.
Caumpeden, Caunpeden, Master
John de, king's clerk, parson
of Loughborough, 129.
, John, of Newbury, 121.
Cauntebrigg, Cauntebrugg, Henry,
merchant, 10.
, John de, 381.
, John, 386.
Cauntelou, John, 43.
, . . . . , Alice wife of, 43.
See Cantilupo.
Caus, Cauce, Thomas, 11, 146.
, . . . ., commissioner, 53, 147,
157, 160, 317, 328.
, Thomas, of Hockham, co.
Norfolk, commissioner, 322.
Causton. See Cawston.
Causton, John de, chantry for, 37 bis,
46.
Cautel, Robert, parson of Warbling-
ton, 266.
Cauwe, Hugh, 117.
Cavachoen, Cavacon, Matthew, 506.
, Matthew de, king's mer-
chant, 504.
Cave, North, Northcave [co. York],
18.
, . . . . , advowson of, 470.
, South [co. York], manor,
Faxfleet in, Flaxflete, 180.
Cavendish, Cavendissh, co. Suffolk,
68, 73, 276. 286.
Cavendissh, Andrew, knight, com-
missioner, 490.
, John or John de, chief
justice of the King's Bench,
1, 104, 200, 204, 213, 240,
241, 364, 450, 452, 459.
, . . . . , certificates by, of sur-
renders to outlawries, 16, 43,
68, 97, 100, 186, 235, 264,
286, 288, 358, 359, 380, 406,
419, 481.
, commissioner, 53, 61,
62, 135, 137, 138 (4), 141,
144 bis, 147, 150, 157, 158,
160 bis, 228 bis, 229, 314 bis,
317, 318 bis, 319, 326, 332,
411, 412, 413, 485, 492, 494,
497, 502.
, John de, justice of gaol
delivery, 69, 246, 275 bis,
288, 355, 367.
, Sir John, 6.
, John, knight, .246, 276.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
144.
556
GENERAL INDEX.
Caveresham. See Caversham.
Cavereswell, William de, knight,
403.
, . . . . , Peter, son and heir
of, and Mary, his wife, 403.
Caversham, Caveresham, Kavers-
ham [co. Oxford], 306.
, chapel of St. Anne in, 306.
, church of, 306.
, manor, 206, 214, 442.
, park, keeper of. See Dau-
briche court, Nicholas.
Cawood, Cawod [co. York], 227.
, letters patent dated at, 242,
266.
, manor, document dated at,
239.
Cawston, Causton [co. Norfolk],
232.
, parson of, 175.
Caysho, Thomas, parson of St.
Michael Bassishaw, London,
363.
Caytewayte, Henry, parson of Quin-
ton, co. Gloucester, 460.
Caythorpe, Cathorp [co. Lincoln], 61.
Cegidfa or Guilsfield, Kekydeva
[co. Montgomery], chapel of,
362.
Cemmaes, Kemmoys [co. Pembroke],
lordship of, 194.
, . . . . , lord of. See Audeleye,
Nicholas de.
Cergeaux, Cerceaux. See Sergeaux.
Cerle, Gilbert, fewterer of the
countess of Bedford, 475.
Cerne, Edward de, commissioner,
153, 498.
, William, monk of Abbots -
bury, elected abbot, 336, 343.
Certeseye. See Chertsey.
Cervyngton, Oliver de, knight,
steward of the earl of Pem-
broke, 114.
Cestre. See Chester.
Cestreshire. See Chester, county.
Chadderton, Chaderton [co. Lan-
caster], 320.
Chaddesden, co. Derby, 132.
, chapel of St. Mary in,
chantry in, 132, 133.
Chaddesden, Geoffrey de, parson of
Long Whatton, co. Leicester,
88.
, Master Henry de, arch-
deacon of Leicester, 132.
Chaddesle, William, presented to
the church of Wimborne St.
Giles, 46.
Chaderton. See Chadderton.
Chads Foss, fossatum Sancti Cedde
[in Cannock, co. Stafford],
182.
Chadwell, Caldewell [co. Leicester],
426.
Chagelegh. See Chailey.
Chailey, Chagelegh, co. Sussex, 496.
Chaldecote, William, 409.
Chaldewolle, John, 409.
, Thomas, 409.
Chalfont St. Giles, Chalfhunte [co.
Buckingham], manor, 106.
Chalfont, Chalfhunt, Thomas, 46,
198.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, relict of,
wife of William Gramary,
423.
Chalgrave [co. Bedford], 433.
Chalk, John, commissioner, 485.
Chalonere, Chalonner, John, 146.
, William, of Kegworth, 273.
Chalouns, Robert, 75, 245.
Chalton, Robert de, 62.
Chamberlayn, Chaumberlayn, Cham-
berleyn, Chaumberleyn,
Chamberlein, Alice, 458.
, John, 492.
, Philip, servant of Edmund
de Arundell, 493.
, Richard, 415.
, Richard, William son of,
458.
, Robert, 345.
, Roger, forester of the New
Forest, 48.
, Thomas, servant of the *
prior of Guisborough, 175.
, William, keeper of Braxted
park, co. Essex, 287.
, William, of Bennetland,
281.
Chambre, Chaumbre, John, 327.
, John del, of Newcastle on
Tyne, 250.
, Roger del, 345.
, Thomas, 261, 450.
, Thomas del, 366.
, Thomas del, of Newcastle
on Tyne, 250.
, William del, 423.
, William de la, archdeacon
of Dublin, 252.
, William de la, of Brame,
256.
Chancellor, the, 414.
, attorneys received by, 132,
185, 202, 232, 246, 269.
See Knyvet, John.
Chancery, the, 1, 24, 31, 34, 39, 52,
53, 55, 56, 60, 69, 71, 77, 78,
GENERAL INDEX.
557
Chancery, the — cont.
81, 84, 90, 95, 98, 99, 104,
105 bis, 110, 118, 145, 158,
193, 196, 197, 204, 210 bis,
219, 223, 247, 250, 251, 254,
261, 262, 265, 274, 276, 286
Us, 294 bis, 296, 299, 312, 324,
338, 339, 342, 357, 376, 377,
378, 382, 384, 399, 400, 408,
409, 410, 411, 416, 423, 429,
434, 435, 438, 445, 451, 453,
459, 463, 465, 473, 474, 482,
487, 492, 494.
, appointment of a master,
81, 82.
, clerk of, 414.
, clerks of the crown in. See
Martyn, Geoffrey ; Tam-
worth, John de.
, clerk of the first degree in,
455.
, clerk dwelling in, 246.
, extents of churches &c. in,
427.
, files of, 94.
, hanaper of, 407, 341.
, rolls of, 112, 118, 426,
434, 437.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Bur-
stall, William de.
, . . . . , keepers of, to be ex
officio keepers of the House
of Converts, 451.
, yeoman of. See Purchas,
Adam.
Chandeler, Chaundeler, Chaundeller,
John, commissioner, 331.
, John, parker of Evenwood
park, co. Durham, 4.
, Nicholas, commissioner,
161.
, William, clerk, porter of
Queenborough castle, 129.
Chandos, Chaundos, John, 216,
444.
, . . . . , Philippa, wife of, 444.
, John, knight, 243.
, John, knight of Edward,
prince of Wales, letters patent
of, 307.
, Roger, 496.
, Thomas, commissioner, 139.
, . . . . , sheriff of Hereford,
commissioner, 56.
, . . . . , prebendary of Here-
ford, 177.
, . . . . , prebendary of Wolver-
hampton, exchanged to the
church of All Hallows the
Great, London, 302.
Chand os — cont.
, Thomas, knight, Lucy late
the wife of, 216, 444.
, Master Thomas, clerk, 444.
Chantenhale, Chatenhale, John, 458.
Channe, Juliana, 184.
Chanoc. See Cannock.
Chapel, Chapell, Geoffrey, of Bury
St. Edmunds, parson of Hop-
ton, co. Suffolk, 103.
, Henry atte the, chantry
chaplain at Wilkswood, co.
Dorset, 460.
Chapeleyn, John, 409.
Chapman, John, of Easton, co.
York, 11.
, John, of Wimborne, co.
Dorset, 409.
, Nicholas, of Bristol, 301.
, Peter, of Thame, 91.
Thomas, 423.
Chardeburgh, John, 108.
, .. .., Juliana, wife of, 108.
Chardstock, Cherdestoke, co. Dorset,
230.
Charfield, Charfeld [co. Gloucester],
247.
Charite sur Loire, La Charite [Nievre,
France], prior of, 354, 355.
Charles of Blois, sons of, king's
hostages, 417.
Charleton, John de, commissioner,
491.
, Robert de, commissioner,
157, 159.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
491.
Charlton next Woolwich, Cherleton
[co. Kent], church, 184.
, Cherleton [inWrockwardine],
co. Salop, 148.
, Cherlton [co. Wilts], vicarage
of, 334.
Charman, John, 122.
, Richard, of Bury St.
Edmunds, 196.
Charminster, Chermynstre [co. Dor-
set], prebend of. See Salis-
bury.
Charnell, William, the younger,
surveyor of the works at
Corfe castle, 390.
Charnels, John, esquire of Edward,,
prince of Wales, 222.
Charteseye, John, commissioner,
161.
Charwelton [co. Northampton], par-
sons of, 293.
Charyngworth, Henry de, 178.
, John de, 178.
558
GENERAL INDEX.
Chastel Wareyn. See Castlewarden.
Chasteleyn, Henry, esquire and
chamberlain of the bishop of
London, parker of the park
of Crondon, co. Essex, 20.
Chastelon, Hugh, knight, 10.
Chastillon, Walter, 36.
Chateleye. See Chat ley.
Chatenhale. See Chantenhale.
Chaterys. See Chatteris.
Chatham, Chetham, co. Kent, 16,
116.
, manor of Shawsted in,
Sharstede by Roucestre, 16.
Chatley in Great Leighs, Chateleye in
Great Leghes [co. Essex], 81.
Chatteris, Chaterys, co. Cambridge,
commission of sewers in, 485.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, king's esquire,
200, 209.
, . . . . , controller of customs
and subsidies in the port of
London, 462.
, John, king's esquire, 300.
Chaumbernoun. See Campo Arnul-
phi.
Chaumbre. See Chambre.
Chaumfloure, Henry, parson of
North Barrow, co. Somerset
exchanged to the vicarage of
Stoke Gifford, co. Gloucester,
168.
Chaumpeney, John, 317.
Chauncy, Thomas, 101.
, . . . . , William son of, and
Joan, his wife, 101.
Chaundeler, Chaundeller. See Chan-
deler.
Chaunderie, William de la, 373.
Chaundos. See Chandos.
Chauntecler, Thomas, 357.
Chaynell, William, of Long Lawford,
co. Warwick, 445.
Cheam, East, Estcheyham [co. Sur-
rey], 43.
, West, Westcheyham [co.
Surrey], 43.
Cheddar, Cheddre [co. Somerset],
church, chantry in, 8.
Cheddeworth. See Chedworth.
Cheddeworth, William de, chaplain,
presented to the church of
Chedworth, 91.
Cheddre. See Cheddar.
Cheddre, Robert, 384.
, Robert, of Bristol, 8.
, William, 384.
, William, of Bristol, 8.
Chedelyngton, Nicholas de, 283.
, Master Nicholas, 280.
Chedesy. See Chedzoy.
Chedworth, Cheddeworth [co. Glou-
cester], church, 91.
Chedzoy, Chedesy, co. Somerset,
manor, 43.
Cheigne. See Cheyne.
Chelfham, Ralph, monk of the
Cluniac order, nominated to
the priory of St. Mary Mag-
dalen, Barnstaple, 393.
Chellesfeld. See Chelsfield.
Chelleworth. See Chelworth.
Chelmsford, Chelmesford [co. Essex],
304.
Chelrey, Thomas, commissioner, 223.
Chelscoumbe, Alan, 47.
Chelsfield, Chellesfeld [co. Kent],
church, 193, 274.
Cheltenham, Chiltenham, co. Glou-
cester, liberty of, 155.
Chelwordiswode, Agnes, of Somer-
set, 371.
Chelworth, Chelleworth [in Crick-
lade, co. Wilts], 449.
, manor, 475.
Chelyerton. See Chillerton.
Chepenham. See Chippenham.
Chepyng Caumpeden. See Camp-
den, Chipping.
Chepyngnorton. See Norton, Chip-
ping.
Cherche, John, 218.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53.
Cherchefeld, Walter, parson of St.
Peter's le Bailey, Oxford,
260.
Cherde, Simon, parson of Hatch
Beauchamp, exchanged to
the vicarage of Broad Clyst,
co. Devon, 270.
Cherdestok, Edward de, clerk, 89,
113.
, . . . . , parson of Skirbeck
and prebendary of Shaftes-
bury conventual church, ex-
changed to the church of
Ivinghoe, 395.
Cherdestoke. See Chardstock.
Cherleton. See Charlton.
Cherleton, Chorleton, Humphrey de,
archdeacon of Richmond, 116,
471.
, John de, 349.
, John de, of Powis, knight,
25, 148.
, . . . . , . . . . , John son and
heir of, 107.
, Owen de, 149.
, Richard, 492.
, Roger de, knight, 149.
GENERAL INDEX
559
Cherleton — cont.
, Walter de, sub-prior of
Kenilworth, elected prior, 87,
90.
, . . . . , prior of Kenilworth,
448.
, Master William de, par-
son of Meifod, co. Mont-
gomery, 362.
Cherlton. See Charlton.
Chermynstre. See Charminster.
Cherrington, Chirynton [co. Glou-
cester], parsons of, 289.
Cherteseye, John de, 80, 129.
, John, commissioner, 139.
, Robert, serjeant of the scul-
lery of the household, 336.
, . . . . , late groom of the
saucery of the household,
336.
, William, parson of Wick-
ham Bishop's, co. Essex, ex-
changed to the church of
Hayes, co. Middlesex, 173.
Chertsey, Certeseye [co. Surrey],
abbey, letters patent dated
at, 343.
, abbot and convent of, 211.
, Redewynd ferry by, 211,
214, 364.
Chervyle, Thomas, chaplain, 78.
Chesewardyn, Cheseworthyn, John
de, canon of Ranton priory,
113, 120.
, . . . . , vicar of Seighford,
113.
, . . . . , elected abbot of
St. Mary's, Rocester, 113.
, abbot of Rocester,
120.
Chesewyk. See Chiswick.
Chesewyk, John, 201.
, Nicholas, 201.
, .. .., Agnes, wife of, 201.
, . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 201.
Cheshunt, Chesthunte, co. Hertford,
parson of, 269.
Chesnut Wood, Chesteynwode [in
Borden], co. Kent, keeper of.
See Kyngeston, John de.
Chestellet. See Chislett.
Chester, Cestre [co. Chester], letters
patent dated at, 307.
, abbey of St. Werburgh in,
abbot and convent of, 442.
, chamberlain of, 307, 375.
, concistor of, temp. Henry I,
287.
, fee farm of, 375.
Chester — cont.
, port of, 396.
, . . . ., arrest of ships in, 336.
Chester, honour of, 375.
, justices of. See Felton,
Thomas de ; Pole, John de
la.
. ., seal of, 307.
Chester, county, Cestreshire, 222,
375, 433.
, . . . . , assignment of dower
to the princess of Wales in,
374.
, . . . . , lands &c. of the late
prince of Wales in, steward
of. See Segrave, Hugh de.
Chester, earl of, 433.
, . . . . , See Richard.
, earldom of. 389.
Chesterfeld. See Chestrefeld.
Chesterfield, Chestrefeud [co. Derby],
Chesterford, Great, Great Chestre-
ford [co. Essex], parson of,
270.
Chesterton, co. Cambridge, 405.
Chesterton, Thomas, parson of Mil-
stead, co. Kent, exchanged to
the vicarage of Hackney, 166.
, . . . . , parson of Milstead,
exchanged to the church of
Kinwarton, co. Warwick, 252.
Chesteynwode. See Chesnut Wood.
Chesthunt, Edmund de, king's fal-
coner, 26, 84, 398.
, . . . . , Alice, wife of, 84
, . . . . , Edward, son of, 84.
, . . . . , troner and pesager of
wools at Boston, 213.
, Thomas, king's falconer,
473.
Chesthunte. See Cheshunt.
Chestre, William, chaplain, sacristan
in the free chapel of Penk-
ridge, 186.
Chestrefeld, Chesterfeld, John de,
chaplain, presented to the
vicarage of Takeley, co.
Essex, 185.
, Richard de, king's clerk,
367.
, . . . . , canon of Beverley,
239.
Chestrefeud. See Chesterfield.
Chestreford. See Chesterford.
Chetelhampton. See Chittlehamp-
ton.
Chetewyn, Chetwynne, William de,
commissioner, 226, 500.
Chetham. See Chatham.
560 GENERAL INDEX.
Chetilhampton. See Chittlehamp-
ton.
Chetilmeholt. See Chittlehamholt.
Chetwynnne. See Chetewyn.
Chevet, Che ve the [in Royston, co.
York], 97.
Chewton, co. Somerset, Widcombe
in, Wydecombe, 35.
Cheylesmore [in Coventry, co. War-
wick], manor, 243.
Cheyne, Cheigne, Cheynee, Edmund,
knight, 28.
, Hugh, sheriff of Wilts, 321.
, Hugh, knight, 471.
, John, 52, 65, 430, 458.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 458.
, John, commissioner, 138.
, John, king's esquire, 63,
142.
, John de, knight, temp.
Henry III, 460.
, John, prebendary of Lich-
field, 269.
, John, canon of Exeter, 488.
, Ralph, knight, 28.
, Thomas, commissioner, 64,
142.
, Thomas, knight, porter of
Porchester castle, &c, 178.
, William, commissioner, 64,
142.
Chicche, Thomas, of Goodnestone,
co. Kent, 434.
Chichester, Cicestre, co. Sussex, 313,
420, 494.
, citizens of, 289.
, collectors of customs at,
206.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49, 206.
, port of, 49.
, customs and subsidies in, 7.
, . . . . , collectors of customs
in, 49.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Bosegrove, William ;
Cokefeld, John.
, . . . . , pesagers of wools in.
See Stopeham, John ; Wod-
ward, William.
Chichester, bishop of. See Reed,
William.
Chichester, church, prebend of
Eartham in, 438.
, prebend of Hemp-
stead in, 249.
, diocese, 3, 9, 14, 22, 35, 95,
110, 128, 132, 162, 168, 171,
179, 180, 183, 187, 206, 210,
249, 340 bis, 343, 346, 371,
422, 463.
Chichestre, John de, deputy butler
at Weymouth, 362.
, John, of Melcombe Regis,
searcher in all ports in Dor-
set, 149.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of petty
customs at Melcombe, 237.
, Robert, 120.
, . . . ., Christina, wife of, 120.
, William de, 107.
Chidiok, Chidyok, John de, com-
missioner, 219, 499.
Chiese, Thomas, 165.
Chigwell, Chikewell, Chyngewell,
co. Essex, 37, 356.
, Woolston in, Wolfhampston,
493.
Chike, Richard, 266.
, . . . . , Margery, wife of, 266.
Chikewell. See Chigwell.
Child, John, 173.
Childernlangele , Childernelangele .
See Langley, Kings.
Childescanefeld. See Canfield, Little.
Chilham [co. Kent], 35.
, Shillingheld in, Shillyng-
helde, 35.
Chilham, Joan de, 113.
Chillerton, Chelyerton [in Gatcombe,
I.W.], 179.
Chiltenham. See Cheltenham.
Chilterne Vagg. See Vagg.
Chinnock, West, West Chynnok [co.
Somerset], 228.
Chinon [Indre-et- Loire, France],
charter of Richard I, dated
at, 466.
Chiperfeld. See Chipperfield.
Chippenham, Chippeham, Chepen-
ham, co. Wilts, grant of pont-
age to, 170.
, forest, 403.
Chippenham, Chyppenham, John de,
205.
, Walter, 106, 442.
, . . . . , under-constable of the
Tower of London, 95.
Chipperfield, Chiperfeld [in King's
Langley, co. Hertford], 166.
Chippes, Roger, usher of the ward-
robe, 213.
Chirbury [co. Salop], Marton in, 278.
Chirche, Robert atte, of Essex, 84.
, Roger atte, 81.
Chirchelalleford. See Lawford,
Church.
Chirchlench. See Church Lench.
Chiriton, Chyryton, Richard de,
canon of Llanthony by
Gloucester, 450.
GENERAL INDEX.
561
Chiriton — cont.
, Walter de, of London,
merchant, 504.
William de, canon of Llan-
thony by Gloucester, elected
prior, 438.
Chirynton. See Cherrington.
Chiseldon, Chiselden [co. Wilts], 321.
Chisell. See Chishall.
Chisenhale, Robert, 484.
Chishall, Chisell, Chissell, Chishull,
co. Essex, 159.
, view of, 355, 408.
Chishell, John, clerk, 472.
Chislett, Chestellet [co. Kent], Port
Farm in, La Porte, 224.
Chissell. See Chishall.
Chiswick, Chesewyk [co. Middlesex],
prebend of. See London,
St. Paul's.
Chitelhampholt. See Chittleham-
holt.
Chitterne, John de, presented to the
church of Road, co. Somerset,
193.
Chittlehamholt, Chetilmeholt, Chitel-
hampholt, co. Devon, park,
334, 351.
Chittlehampton, Chetelhampton,
Chetilhampton [co. Devon],
324.
, manor, 334.
Cholleman, Richard, 59.
Chopard, John, vicar of Modbury,
co. Devon, exchanged to the
church of St. Ives, co. Corn-
wall, 180.
Christchurch by Caerleon [co. Mon-
mouth], vicars of, 395.
, Crist church Twynham [co.
Southampton], prior and con-
vent of, 437.
Christian Malford, Cristine Malford
[co. Wilts], parsons of, 16, 17.
Christianity, courts of, 231, 432.
Christie ton, Cristelton, co. Chester,
manor, 245.
Chubbe, Nicholas, 408.
, Robert, 408.
Church Lench, Churchlench [co.
Worcester], John, parson of,
234.
Churche, Hugh atte, 32.
, Simon atte, 484.
Chuselden, William de, prebendary
of St. Paul's, London, 18.
Chute, Chuyt [co. Southampton],
forest, keepers of. See j
Bruges, Peter de ; Fauconer,
Nicholas.
Chuyt. See Chute.
Chyke, Andrew, 409.
, William, 409.
Chyngewell. See Chigwell.
Chynnok, West. See Chinnock,
West.
Chynnok, John, monk of Glaston-
bury, elected abbot, 130.
, . . . . , abbot of Glastonbury,
132.
Chynnore, John, 23.
, Simon, 23.
Chyppenham. See Chippenham.
Chyryton. See Chiriton.
Chyval, John, king's esquire, 377.
Cicestre. See Chichester.
Cicestria. See Chichester.
Cifrewast, John, knight, 235.
, Walter, escheator in Dorset,
160.
Cilfowyr, Kylvoer [in Manordwy,
co. Pembroke], chapel of,
294.
Cilgerran, Kylgarren [co. Pembroke],
castle and lordship, 124.
, . . . . , steward of. See Cas-
tell, Thomas del.
Cinque Ports, 140.
, liberty of, 48, 49, 54, 57,
62, 141, 159, 218, 332, 487.
, . . . . , gaugers of wines in.
See Gambon, William ; May-
kyn, John.
, warden of, 408.
, See Assheton, Robert
de ; Edmund, earl of Cam-
bridge ; Latymer, William
de.
Cistercian order, 102, 468.
, visitation of houses in Eng-
land, 279.
Clacton, Little, Little Clakton [co.
Essex], church, 166.
Clairvaux [Aube, France], abbot of,
commissary general of the
chapter of the Cistercian order
279.
Clakton, Little. See Clacton, Little.
Clapham, Thomas de, commissioner,
135.
Clare [co. Suffolk], 158.
Clarence, duke of. See Lionel.
Clarendon, Claryngdon, Claryndon,
co. Wilts, 39.
, manor and park, works at,
235.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of. See
Hertyngdon, Adam de.
, controller of.
See Rouceby, John de.
Wt. 18915.
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562
GENERAL INDEX.
Clarendon, manor and park, works
at — cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of.
See Kenne, Thomas.
, park of, 38, 39.
Claro Loco, John de, prior of St.
Saviour's, Bermondsey, 480.
Claruissel [in Gaillefontaine, Seine
Inferieure, France], prioress
of, 355.
Clarvoys, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 423.
Claryngdon. See Clarendon.
Clauton. See Clawton.
Claverley [co. Salop], Gatacre in,
278.
Claveryng in Almannia, William,
422.
Claverynge, Robert de, knight, of
Northumberland, 231.
Clavyle, Clavyll, William, 477.
, William, the- elder, 409.
Claworth, Robert, of London,
105.
Clawton, Clauton [co. Devon], 64.
Claxton, Claxston, co. Norfolk, 329,
395.
, manor, 329.
Clay, Le. See Cley.
Clay, Edmund de, commissioner,
136, 418, 491.
Claymond, Cleymond, Thomas, com-
missioner, 61, 137, 151, 332,
490, 497.
Claypole, Cleypole [co. Lincoln], 151.
Claypole, Hugh de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Elm-
stone, co. Kent, 88.
, John, parson of Kinwarton,
co. Warwick, exchanged to
the church of Milstead, co.
Kent, 252.
Claysson, Deryk, de Wyke, 246.
Clayton, vicar of, 433.
Clayton, co. Sussex, 496.
, . . . . , William, parson of,
495.
, West [in High Hoyland, co.
York], 126.
Cledeyn. See Clydey.
Clegher, Ralph, 358.
Clement, Hervey son of, de Wol-
vernehampton, 282 bis.
, Simon, prebendary of Hast-
ings, 432.
Clent [co. Worcester], 366.
Clerc, Clerk, Adam, servant of
the prince of Wales, 70.
, John le, 282 bis.
, John, 160, 326, 414, 495.
, commissioner, 486.
Clerc, Clerk, John — cont.
, vicar of Eastry, co.
Kent, exchanged to the
vicarage of Broxbourne, 124.
, John, parson of Coddington,
co. Hereford, exchanged to
the vicarage of Hinckley, co.
Leicester, 173.
, John, vicar of Wilsham-
stead, 433.
, John, servant of John
Pymme, 220.
, John, of Crowland, 393.
, John, of Dartmouth, 32.
, John, of Frant, co. Sussex,
156.
, John, of Fulbeck, co. Lin-
coln, 61.
, John, of Shillingheld, co.
Kent, 35.
, John, of Warwick, 244.
, Peter, 415.
, Reynold, 489.
, Richard, 144.
, Richard, servant of the
prince of Wales, 70.
, Robert, of Barton Stacey,
448.
, Robert, of Blankney, 114.
, Robert, of Harpson, co.
Dorset, 409.
, Robert le, servant of the
church of Corton, 42.
, Roger le, 115.
, Simon le, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
, Thomas, 318.
, Thomas le, of Barton on
Humber, 402.
, William, commissioner, 486.
, William, wright, 318.
, William, of Allerthorpe, 77.
, William, of Dartmouth, 32.
, William, of Evesham, 339.
, William le, of Lichfield,
temp. Henry III, 460.
Gere, Henry, vicar of Blean, co.
Kent, exchanged to the
church of Swyncombe, co.
Oxford, 252.
, . . . . , parson of Swyncombe,
exchanged to a chantry in
St. Martin's le Grand, 425.
, John, 149.
, John, of Alderton, co.
Northampton, 65.
, Robert, searcher in the
port of Emsworth, 494.
, William, commissioner, 51,
53, 138, 222, 328, 329, 502.
GENERAL INDEX.
563
Clere — cont.
, William, of Ormesby, co.
Norfolk, 78.
clergy, benefit of, 32, 113, 401.
clergy, tenth granted by, 7, 36.
Clerk. See Clerc.
Cleter, William, commissioner, 222.
Clevedon [co. Somerset], 53.
Cley, Le Clay, co. Norfolk, manor,
147.
Cleydon, John son of Simon de, of
Whitwell, co. Rutland, 273.
Cleymond. See Claymond.
Cleyndon [in Darenth], co. Kent,
manor, 232.
Cleypole. See Claypole.
Cliffe, King's, Clyve [co. Northamp-
ton], bailiwick in Rocking-
ham forest, 399.
Clifford, Clyfford, John, commis-
sioner, 136, 138.
, John de, knight, 435.
, Master John de, treasurer
of St. Peter's, York, 177.
, . . . . , prebendary of St.
Peter's, York, 177.
, . . . . , prebendary of Auck-
land collegiate church, 351.
Clifford, Lewis de, 42.
, , knight, 203, 460.
, Master Richard de, king's
clerk, escheator on this side
Trent, temp. Edward I, 278.
, Roger de, 181, 225, 229,
284, 397.
, commissioner, 137,
138, 224, 311, 314, 323, 325,
328, 498.
, Roger de, knight, 414.
Clifton [co. Bedford], 277.
, North, Northclyfton, co.
Nottingham, 296.
in Tevidale [in Morebattle,
co. Roxburgh], 299.
on Teme, Clyfton, co. Wor-
cester, burgesses of, charter
in favour of, 343.
Clifton, Adam de, knight, 62, 133.
, Gervase de, commissioner,
322.
, Gervase de, knight, 484.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
224.
, John de, 328.
, John de, commissioner, 497.
, John, parson of All Hallows,
Bread Street, London, 345.
, Ralph de, parson of Adel,
exchanged to the church of
Slaidburn, 104, 183.
Clifton — cont.
, William de, parson of Clos-
worth, 155.
Clint, Clynt [in Ripley, co. York],
151.
Clinton. See Clynton.
Clippesby, Clyppesby, Edmund de,
commissioner, 138, 157, 160,
222, 310, 411, 412, 413.
Clipston [co. Northampton], 365.
Clipstone, Clypston [in Edwinstowe,
co. Nottingham], manor,
works at, clerk of. See Elme-
ley, William de.
, park and manor, keeper
of. See Daubrichecourt,
Nicholas.
Cliston. See Clyst, Broad.
Cliter, Walter, 250.
Clomacduff. See Clonmacduff.
Clonee, Clony [in Dunboyne, co.
Meath], manor, 342.
Clonmacduff, Clomacduff [co.
Meath], manor, 342.
Clonmethan [co. Dublin], Fields -
town in, Feldeston, 482.
Clony. See Clonee.
Cloppe, John, of Ragnall, co. Not-
tingham, 282.
Clopton, Walter de, 111.
, . . . . , commissioner, 1 39
passim, 310, 313 bis, 327 bis,
328 bis, 332, 333, 408, 416,
492, 499.
, William de, knight, the
elder, 246.
Close Roll, 63, 376.
Closworth, Clouseworth [co. Somer-
set], church, 131.
, . . . ., parson of, 155.
cloth, Dudderiware, 28.
, Faldyngware, 28.
Clouesworth. See Closworth.
Cloune, Roger de, archdeacon of
Salisbury, 119.
Clouseworth. See Closworth.
Cloyne, bishop of, 145.
, bishops of. See Swafham,
John de ; Wy, Richard.
, bishopric of, temporalities
of, 373.
Clunbury, Clumbury in Wales [co.
Salop], vicarage of, 372.
Clune, William de, abbot of Leices-
ter, 322.
Cluniac order, 393.
Cluny [Saone-et-Loire, France],
house of, 301.
Clydey, Cledeyn [co. Pembroke],
prebend of. See St. David's.
564
GENERAL INDEX.
Clyfton. See Clifton.
Clynt. See Clint.
Clynton, Clinton, John de, com-
missioner, 138, 142, 314, 494,
499.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
52, 408.
, Thomas de, temp. Edward I,
271.
"., William de, knight, 58.
, William de, earl of Hunting-
don, 508.
Clyppesby. See Clippesby.
Clypston. See Clipstone.
Clyst, Broad, Cliston [co. Devon],
vicars of, 270.
Clyve [co. Wilts], 31.
Clyve. See Cliffe, King's.
Clyvedon, Edmund de, 213.
, . . . . , knight, Emmeline,
daughter of, 214.
Cnwclas, Knoclas [co. Radnor],
castle, land and lordship of,
34.
Coates, Great, Cotes, co. Lincoln, 91.
, South, Suddcotes [in Dry-
pool, co. York], 467.
Cobald, Walter, 318.
Cobbeham. See Cobham.
Cobeham. See Cobham.
Cobham, Cobeham, John de, 378.
, commissioner, 136,
412, 491, 496.
, John de, of Kent, 117, 171.
, , , knight, 125, 381.
, . . . . , knight, son of the
Countess Marshal, 104.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
161.
, Reynold de, clerk, 378.
, Reynold de, commissioner,
136, 499.
, . . . . , knight, Elizabeth late
the wife of, 358.
, William de, commissioner,
136.
Cobham, Cobeham [co. Kent], 117.
, chantry of, master and
chaplains of, 378.
, college of, master and chap-
lains of, 117, 381.
Cobham, Cofham, co. Surrey, 39.
Cobhambury, Cobehambury [in Cob-
ham, co. Kent], manor, 17,
117.
Coblynton. See Cublington.
Cocke, William, chaplain, presented
to a chantry in the chapel of
St. James, Castle Hedingham,
40.
Cocke — cont.
Gf. Cokke.
Cockerington, Cokerington [co. Lin-
coln], 271.
Cockersand, Cokersand [co. Lan-
caster], abbot and convent of,
456.
Co ekes, Henry, 142.
Coddington, Codyngton [co. Here-
ford], parsons of, 173.
, Cudyngton [co. Nottingham],
prebend of. See Lincoln.
Codeford, Master John, archdeacon
of Wilts, 292.
Codeham. See Cudham.
Codeshall. See Codsall.
Codeslowe. See Cutslow.
Codnor, Codenore [co. Derby], 137,
217, 220, 320.
Codred. See Cottered.
Codsall, Codeshall [co. Stafford],
prebend of. See Tettenhall.
Codyngton. See Coddington.
Codyngton, Henry de, king's clerk,
appointed a master of Chan-
cery, 81, 82.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
234, 483.
Coedtraeth, Coydrath [by Tenby],
co. Pembroke, forest, for-
ester of. See James, John.
Cofham. See Cobham.
Cogan, Geoffrey, 97.
, Geoffrey son of Richard de,
14.
, William, commissioner, 313,
499.
Coggere, Alan, 141.
Coggeshale, Cogeshale, Henry de,
knight, 188, 223, 369.
, , Joan, wife of, 188, 223,
369.
, Thomas, 369.
Coggeshall, Coggeshale [co. Essex],
abbot and convent of, 390,
426.
Coghill, Coghel, John, 329, 331.
Cok. See Cook.
Cokayn. See Cokeyn.
Coke. See Cook.
Cokefeld. See Cuckfield.
Cokefeld, John, controller of cus-
toms at Chichester, 193.
Coker, East, Estcoker [co. Somerset],
advowson of, 165.
, .. .., manor of, 165.
Coker, Ralph, servant of Edmund
de Arundell, 492.
Cokeram, John de, monk of Furness
abbey, 13.
GENERAL INDEX.
565
Cokerbek, co. Nottingham, 224.
Cokerell, Joan, abbess of Wherwell,
168.
Cokerington. See Cockerington.
Cokerington, John de, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Cokersand. See Cockersand.
Cokes, Richard, keeper of queen
Philippa's car, 400.
Cokeseye, Walter de, commissioner,
491, 494, 498.
Cokethorpe, Cokthrope, Cokthrop
[in Ducklington, co. Oxford],
church, 287.
, chapel, 451.
Cokeyn, Cokayn, Edmund, 219.
, . . . . , commissioner, 498.
, John, 335.
Cokham. See Cookham.
Cokke, John, 329.
, Peter, 329.
, William, 329.
Of. Cocke.
Cokkeslone, John, vicar of Prees,
121.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented to
the vicarage of Prees, co.
Salop, 163.
Cokshete, John, 495.
, Walter, 495.
Cokthrope, Cokthrop. See Coke-
thorpe.
Cokyn, Richard, 14.
Colbridge, Colbrigge [in Boughton
Malherbe], co. Kent, manor,
365, 373, 396.
Colbruk, John de, chaplain, vicar of
Rede, co. Suffolk, 269.
Colcestre. See Colchester.
Colcestre, John de, 47.
Colchester, Colcestre, Colecestre, co.
Essex, 3, 156, 415, 427.
, abbey of St. John at, Rich-
ard, abbot of, 129.
, . . . . , abbot of. See Dedham,
John.
, . . . . , abbot and monks of,
427, 443.
, . . . . , sub -prior and convent
of, 129.
, temporalities of, 131.
, castle of, keeper of. See
Felbrig, George de.
, . . . . , prison in, 118.
, church of St. Mary at, walls
in, parsons of, 121.
, merchant of, 421.
, port of, 49.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Waleys, Robert.
Colchester — cont.
, Donyland in, Donilondis,
443.
Coldekenyngton. See Kempton.
Coldenorton. See Norton, Cold.
Cole, Hugh, merchant of Norwich,
505.
, John, 230, 380.
, Richard, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of the chapel
of Leigh, co. Gloucester, 168.
, Robert, commissioner, 155,
315, 320, 415.
, William, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
Colecestre. See Colchester.
Coleman. See Colman.
Colepepir, Geoffrey, commissioner,
53.
, John, of Sussex, commis-
sioner, 156.
Colesborne, co. Gloucester, manor of
Eycote in, 100.
Coleshill, Coleshull [co. Warwick],
271.
Colewych. See Colwich.
Colfox, John, 216.
Colier. See Colyer.
Colines, Thomas atte, 496.
Collaye, William de, 444.
Colle, Culle, John, 408.
, of Yaxham, co. Nor-
folk, 448.
, William, 28.
, William, of Lutton, co.
Dorset, 327, 408, 409.
Collegiate churches. See : —
Abergwilly. Llanddewi
Auckland. Brefi.
Beverley. Mailing,
Crediton. South.
Darlington. Southwell.
Glasney. Westbury on
Irthling- Trym.
borough. Wingham.
Leicester.
Collesone, William, of Walsall, co.
Stafford, 422.
Collespore. See Goldspur.
Collevill, Collevyll. See Colvyle.
Collewych. See Colwich.
Collingham, Colyngham [co. Not-
tingham], 297.
Collyng, William, 419.
Of. Cullyng.
Colman, Coleman, Adam, 263.
, John, of Hardwick, 264.
Co Imp ton, Walter de, clerk, 34.
Colneye, William, of Dartmouth,
409.
566
GENERAL INDEX.
Colop, John, of Caistor, co. Norfolk,
52.
Colsterworth, Colstreworthe [co.
Lincoln], parsons of, 162.
Colton, John de, dean of Dublin,
120.
, treasurer of the Ex-
chequer of Ireland, 120.
Colvyle, Collevyll, Collevill, Colvill,
Colevill, John de, commis-
sioner, 138, 314, 485 bis,
497.
, John, knight, 421.
, William, of Arncliffe, co.
York, 471.
, . . . . , of Arncliffe, knight,
commissioner, 331.
Colwich, Colewych, Collewych [co.
Stafford], prebend of. See
Lichfield.
Coly, John, vicar of Hayling, co.
Southampton, 266.
Colyer, Colyour, Cohere, Gilbert, 67.
, John, of Stillington, co.
York, 275.
, William, of Seaford, searcher
in all ports of Sussex, 313.
Colyn, Henry, of Glen Magna, co.
Leicester, 265.
, John, chaplain, 296.
, . . . . , parson of All Hallows
by the Wall, London, ex-
changed to the church of
Dunton, co. Buckingham,
198.
, Thomas, tailor, 502.
, William, groom of the
household, 382.
Colyngborn, Colyngburn, Colyng-
burne, John, 95, 482.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
450.
Colyngham. See Collingham.
Colyngham, John, canon of Leicester,
322.
Colyns, John, vicar of Everton, co.
Bedford, 433.
Colynson, Richard, of Stanley, 297.
Colyntre, John de, 285.
Combe Keynes. See Coombe
Keynes.
Combe Nevylle. See Coombe.
Comberton [co. Cambridge], 10.
Combs, Combes, co. Suffolk, manor,
33.
, manor and advowson, 203.
Comdene, John, carpenter, 31.
Comerton, Thomas de, 473.
Comin. See Comyn.
Commitmaen, Kemetmayn, co. Car-
narvon, commote, 374, 376.
Comotdeudour. See Deuddwr.
Compe, John, 90.
Compton Dundon, Dondene [co.
Somerset], prebend of. See
Wells.
Compton Pagani [? in Compton Dun-
don, co. Somerset], 271.
Compton, Little [co. Warwick],
church, 177.
, parsons of, 204, 384.
, Long, Compton Magna [co.
Warwick], 234.
Basse tt [co. Wilts], manor,
475.
Compton, Alice de, 68, 321.
, John, 221.
, commissioner, 221,
489.
Comquynton. See Cumwhinton.
Comyn, Comin, John, 437.
, Walter, temp. Edward I,
271.
Conches, Conges [Eure, France],
abbey of, 339.
Conches, Geoffrey, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
Concistor, Lambert, temp. Henry I,
287.
Conesburgh. See Conisbrough.
Conestable, Cunstable, John, com-
missioner, 485.
, John, of Frismarsk, com-
missioner, 498.
, John, of Halsham, com-
missioner, 136, 138, 326, 332,
498.
, John, of Halsham, knight,
commissioner, 146, 161.
Conewey. See Conway.
Congereve. See Congreve.
Conges. See Conches.
Congham, Robert de, clerk, 47.
Congreve, Congereve [in Penkridge,
co. Stafford], prebend of. See
Penkridge.
Coniers. See Conyers.
Conisbrough, Connesburgh, Cones-
burgh, co. York, 154.
, castle, document dated at,
398.
Conishead, Conyngesheved [co. Lan-
caster], prior of, attorneys
received by, 13.
Connesburgh. See Conisbrough.
Connor, Ireland, Paul bishop of, 266.
, William bishop of, 266.
, bishopric of, temporalities
of, 266.
GENERAL INDEX.
567
Constable, delegation of the office
of, 54, 57, 58.
Controno, Master Pancius de, 118.
Conway, Conewey [co. Carnarvon],
castle, keeper of. See Sancto
Johanne, Edward de.
Conyers, Coniers, Coyners, John,
329.
, John, of Hilton, 331.
, Robert, his servant, 331.
, Robert, knight, 329.
, . . . . , Robert and John, sons
of, 329.
, Robert, commissioner, 501.
, Robert, ' le filz,' 331.
, . . . . , John, brother of,
331.
Conyng, Walter, 103.
Conyngesby, John, buyer to the
household, 446.
Conyngesheved. See Conishead.
Coobham, Thomas, 186.
Cook, Cok, Coke, Couke, Henry,
citizen of London, alnager of
woollen cloths for sale in War-
wick, 371.
, John, John son of, of Kned-
lington, 76, 77.
, John, clerk, 266.
, John, king's messenger, 351.
, John, of Leicester, 94.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
51.
, . . . . , . . . . , bailiff and
keeper of the prison of Leices-
ter, 180.
, . . . . , bailiff of Leicester, 94.
, Richard, 99.
, . . . ., of Silsoe, co. Bedford,
318.
, Robert, 454.
, Robert, 494.
, Robert, parson of Ashurst,
co. Kent, 46.
, Robert, chaplain, warden
of the free chapel in Had-
leigh castle, 341, 444.
. . . . , controller of the
works in Hadleigh castle and
the parks of Rayleigh, Had-
leigh and Thundersley, 341.
, Robert, of Scall, 151.
, Robert, of Thirsk, 198.
, Roger, of Wenden Lofts,
61.
, Thomas, 4, 62, 272.
, , clerk, 237.
canon and prebendary
of St. Martin's le Grand,
London, 458.
Cook — cont.
, Thomas, of Greetwell, co.
Lincoln, 55.
, . . . . , Agnes wife of, 55.
, . . . . , William son of, 55.
, William, mariner of Yar-
mouth, 14.
Cookham, Cokham, co. Berks, 464
Coombe, Combe Nevylle [in King-
ston-on-Thames, co. Surrey],
manor, 235.
Coombe Keynes, Combe Keynes, co.
Dorset, manor, 178.
Copeland, Coupelland, co. Cumber-
land, 191.
Copener, John, commissioner, 415.
Cople, Coupol [co. Bedford], vicar
of, 175.
Copmanthorp, William, clerk, 334.
Coppandale, Adam, 239.
, , the elder, 369.
Coppetrowe, John, 495.
Corbet, Fulk, commissioner, 500.
, John, forester of Windsor
forest, 26.
, Robert, commissioner, 314,
497.
, Robert, knight, 12.
, . . . ., Alice wife of, 12.
, Robert, the younger, knight,
12.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice wife of,
daughter of John de Lange
ton, knight, 12.
, William, William brother
and heir of John son of, 112.
Corboill, Lawrence, commissioner, 57.
Corbridge, Corbrigg [co. Northumber-
land], 42.
, church, chantry in, 42.
Corby, Robert, 99.
, .... king's esquire, 179.
, Robert de, 49.
, . . . . , Joan wife of, 49.
, . . . . , Robert son of, 49.
Corbyn, Philip, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Cordewaner, William le, John son of,
146.
Cordiwan, Richard, of Clent, co.
Worcester, 366.
Corf, Robert, clerk, 409.
Corfe Castle, Corf [co. Dorset], 13,
409.
, castle, 217, 409.
, . . . . , constable of. See
Elmerugge, John de.
, . . . . , keepers of. See
Arundell, John de ; Brocas,
Bernard.
568
GENERAL INDEX.
Corfe, castle — cont.
, , works in, 390, 477.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Warmyngton, John de.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyors of. See
Charnell, William ; Hugun,
William ; Moulham, John.
, mayor of. See Hugon,
William.
, parson of, brother of, 409.
, Brianscombe in, Brynnes-
combe, 409.
, Kingston Abbess in,
Knyghteston, 13.
Cork, 207, 450.
, bailiffs of. See Roch,
David Specer, William.
, mayor of. See Burdeux,
John.
, mayor, bailiffs, and com-
monalty of, 207.
, mayor, citizens and com-
monalty of, 309.
, bishop of. See Barry, Gerald
de.
Cornewaill, Cornubia, Nicholas de,
clerk, 97.
, Peter de, 140, 141, 154.
....... Ralph, 337.
Cornish tongue, alien prior in Corn-
wall unacquainted with, 7.
Cornwall, county, 52, 332, 434.
, assignment of dower to the
princess of Wales in, 375.
, coinage in, 376.
, collectors of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Beau-
pyne, Thomas.
, See Canynges, John
and Simon.
, commission of array in,
499.
, commission of the peace in,
139, 141, 310, 313.
commission for defence of
the sea-coast, 152.
, king's havener in. See
Bray, Walter.
, lands &c. of the late prince
of Wales in, steward of. See
Segrave, Hugh de.
, outlawry in, 235.
, pesour of tin in. See Bray,
Walter.
, ports in, 49.
, prise of wine in, 298.
, stannary of, 386.
, . . . ., issues of, 371.
Cornwall, archdeaconry of, 275.
Cornwall, duchy, 375, 389.
Cornwall, duke of See Richard.
, earl of, Reynold, temp.
Henry II, 289.
, Richard, earl of, 26.
Cornworthy [co. Devon], Tideford in,
Tiddesworth, 279.
Corondel. See Crondall.
Corrodies, 99, 133, 189, 205, 345,
482, 483.
Corry, Adam de, 414.
Corscombe [co. Dorset], parsons of,
393, 394.
Corsham, Cosham [co. Wilts], docu-
ment dated at, 396.
, manor, 392, 462.
, parks, parkers of. See
Graselak, William de ; Log-
gere, Roger.
Corston, 127.
Cortenhale. See Courteenhall.
Cortlyngstoke. See Costock.
Corton [co. Suffolk], 42.
, church, servant of, 42.
Cosham. See Corsham.
Cosin, Edmund, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
Cossington, Cosyngton [co. Somer-
set], 88, 89.
Costard, Thomas, 449
Costedele, John, 495.
Costock, Cortlyngstoke [co. Notting-
ham], parson of, 356.
Cosyngton. See Cossington.
Cosyngton, Cusyngton, Stephen de,
commissioner, 139, 152, 310,
332
, knight, 125.
Cotebech. See Cottesbach.
Cotegrave. See Cotgrave.
Cotel, Richard, George son of Iseult,
daughter of, 96.
Cotele, Stephen, parson of Kirk
Sandal, exchanged to the
church of Castle Combe, co.
Wilts, 166.
Coteler, Coteller, William, 346.
, . . . ., king's porter, 15, 479.
Coterell, John, parson of Sidding-
ton Musard, co. Gloucester,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Netheravon, co. Wilts, 262.
Cotes. See Cotts ; Eastcotts.
, Great. See Coates, Great.
Cotes, Thomas, of Herefordshire,
alias of Salop, 201.
, . . . . , Eleanor wife of,
201.
Cotesford. See Cottisford.
Cotesford, Master John, archdeacon
of Wilts, 333.
GENERAL INDEX.
569
Cotesford, Roger de, commissioner,
140, 142, 157.
, Roger, knight, 364.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
364.
Coteshale, William, 407.
Cotgarth. See Culgarth.
Cotgrave, Cotegrave [co. Notting-
ham], advowson of a mediety
of the church, 286.
, manor, 286.
Cotinghamsoken. See Cottingham.
Coton, Henry, parson of Aston
upon Trent, 102.
, Warin, 222, 337.
Cottered, Codred, co. Hertford,
manor, 28.
Cottesbach, Cotebech [co. Leicester],
church, 171.
Cottingham, Cotinghamsoken [co.
York], 467.
Cottisford, Cotesford [co. Oxford],
church, 23, 40, 203.
, John, parson of, 364.
Cotrts, Cotes, co. Bedford, 181.
Cotyngham, Hugh de, clerk, 463.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of High Ongar, 171.
, . . . . , parson of High Ongar,
exchanged to All Hallows the
Great, London, 242.
, . . . . , parson of All Hallows
the Great, London, exchanged
to a prebend in Wolverhamp-
ton free chapel, 302.
, . . . . , parson of All Hallows
the Great, London, exchanged
to the wardenship of the free
chapel of St. Edmund, Gates-
head, 305.
Coucy, Ingrain de, earl of Bedford,
180, 301, 462.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of. See
under Isabel.
, . . . . , lord of Couci, earl of
Bedford, count of Soissons,
letters patent of, 237, 476,
477.
, . . . . , earl of Bedford, lord
of Couci, Oisy and Mont-
merail, letters patent of, 396.
, lord of Couci &c,
grants by, 429, 430.
, . . . . , . . . . , grand steward of.
See Tyrel, Thomas.
, . . . . , . . . . , receiver general
of, in England. See James,
John.
Coudray, John, 481.
Couherde, Thomas, 115.
Couke. See Cook.
Coukill, John, 465.
Coula, William, 324.
Coumbare, John, presented to the
vicarage of Wilmington, co.
Sussex, 187.
Coumbe, Walter de, 384.
j , William, of Bristol, 384.
council, 2, 5, 7 bis, 16, 61, 62 bis,
117, 134, 147, 149, 151, 156
bis, 157, 158, 178, 181, 188,
200, 207, 213, 217, 218, 220,
221, 222, 223, 224, 228, 244,
253 bis, 284, 294, 300, 312,
321, 333, 339 bis, 377, 389,
393, 396, 407, 409, 415, 416,
437, 440 bis, 449 bis, 452,
453, 457, 483, 489, 493, 504.
Coupe, Thomas, 327, 408.
Coupelland. See Copeland.
Couper, Coupere, Adam, 152.
, John, of Fulbeck, co. Lin-
coln, 61.
, John le, of Scales, co. Cum-
berland, 171.
, Richard, 229.
, William, 393.
, William, of Lowestoft, 455.
See Cuppere.
Coupland, Couplond, John, 336,
435.
Coupol. See Cople.
Courdon, William, of Tetbury, co.
Gloucester, 240.
Court Christian, 231, 432.
Courtbroke, in the Isle of Oxney,
co. Kent, marsh, commission
of sewers in, 161.
Courteenhall, Cortenhale [co. North-
ampton], church, 123.
Courtenay, Courteney, Edward de,
433.
, Edward de, knight, 433.
, Emmeline de, 194.
, Hugh de, earl of Devon,
122, 165, 434, 476.
, . . . ., Margaret, wife of, 165.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
135, 136, 139, 153, 332.
, Peter de, commissioner, 499,
, , knight, 165.
; , Philip de, 386.
, . . . . , commissioner, 226, 499.
, . . . . , admiral towards the
west, commissioner, 62, 65.
, . . . . , keeper of Dartmoor
forest, 308.
, , knight, 165, 204.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
332.
570
GENERAL INDEX.
Courtenay — cont.
, William de, bishop of Here-
ford, 34, 203.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent of,
279.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
154.
, . . . . , bishop of London,
203, 216, 290, 291, 325, 333,
368, 385, 407, 426, 449, 450.
, Master William de, canon
and prebendary of York,
474.
Coutays, William, 221.
Couwyke. See Cowick.
Cove, Alice, sister of the hospital
of St. Katharine by the Tower
of London, 67.
Covenant, John, merchant of the
Humber, 156.
Coventre, Margaret de, 400.
Coventry, Coventre, Covyntre [co.
Warwick], 19, 28, 78, 98, 102,
103, 230, 243, 246, 274, 282,
356, 357, 364, 383, 393, 408
bis, 416.
, commission of the peace in,
313, 315.
, farmer of the subsidy on
cloths for sale in. See Ray,
John.
, men from, killed at Water-
ford, 145.
, merchants of, 272.
, seal for recognisances of
debts in, 164.
, manor of Cheylesmore in,
243.
, prior of, attorneys received
by, 98.
, prior and convent of, 375.
, archdeacon of, temp.
Henry II. See Pecche,
Richard.
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of.
See Langton, Walter de ;
Stretton, Robert de.
, bishopric, temporalities of,
41.
, voidance of, 163,
261.
, diocese, 17, 20, 41, 46, 74,
76, 98, 121, 159, 163 bis, 170,
174, 190, 206, 209, 219, 231,
234, 244, 250, 257, 258, 259,
260, 265, 269 bis, 272, 275,
276, 302, 305, 336, 343, 344,
359, 362, 383, 463, 481.
Covert, John, 495.
Covyntre. See Coventry.
Cowarne, Cowerne [co. Hereford],
hundred, steward of. See
Genet, William.
Cowehirdson, Robert, 225, 229.
Cowere, John, of Sexhow, com-
missioner, 501.
Cowerne. See Cowarne.
Cowick, Cowyk [in Exeter, co.
Devon], alien priory of, 165,
371.
Cowyk. See Cowick.
Cowysby, Roger de, 77.
Coxham. See Cuxham.
Coy, John, of Thaxted, co. Essex,
104.
Coydrath. See Coedtraeth.
Coyners. See Conyers.
Coyter, Hugh, 449.
, . . . . , Annabel, daughter of,
449.
Craan, Hugh, 103.
Craas, William, 264.
Cracroft, John de, William servant
of, 240.
Craddok, David, chamberlain of
North Wales, 363.
, Richard, clerk, 35, 260.
Cragfergus. See Carrickfergus.
Crailing [co. Roxburgh], manor of
Nisbet in, Nesebit in Tevi-
dale, 306.
Cramfeld. See Cranfield.
Cranborne, Cranebourn [co. Dorset],
176.
Cranbrook, Cranbroke, Cranebrok,
co. Kent, 8.
, vicars of, 297.
J Cranehowe. See Cranoe.
Cranewell, William, commissioner,
152.
Cranfield, Cramfeld, co. Bedford,
107.
Cranford, Craunford, Henry de, pur-
veyor for the king's horses,
71, 238, 239, 436.
, . . . ., yeoman of the house-
hold, 307.
, William, 80.
Cranoe, Cranehowe [co. Leicester],
95.
Crappere, John, chaplain, 428.
Cratfield, Cratfeld [co. Suffolk],
vicarage of, 280.
Craunfeld, Richard, commissioner,
62.
Craunford. See Cranford.
Craven [co. York], 59.
Cravene, Thomas, 216.
Craweford, Alexander de, 225,
229.
GENERAL INDEX.
571
Cray St. Mary, co. Kent, manor of
Seyntling in, Sentlyngge, 241.
Cray, Crey, Richard, 464.
, William, commissioner, 226,
332.
Crayek, John, 160.
Crediton, Criditon [co. Devon], col-
legiate church of Holy Cross
at, bursal prebend in, 40.
Credy, John, of the society of the
Strozzi, 196.
Creech, Criche [in Church Knowle,
co. Dorset], 13.
Creed [co. Cornwall], manor, Tybesta
in, 375.
crenellate, licences to, 192, 353, 395,
434, 442.
Crescy. See Cressy.
Crese, William, parson of St.
Andrew's, Cornhill, London,
exchanged to the vicarage of
East Greenwich, 113.
Creskeld in Wherwesdale. See Kirs-
kill.
Creslow^ Kerselawe, Kerselowe [co.
Buckingham], 119.
, parsons of, 198.
Cressingham, Great, Cressyngham
[co. Norfolk], church, 253.
Cressington. See Cassington.
Cressy, Crescy, Edmund, 178.
, . . . . , Maud, wife of,
daughter of Laurence de
Ayot, 178.
, John, commissioner, 491,
498.
, Richard, 100.
, John, son of, 100.
, Richard de, of Shelf anger,
William servant of, 53.
, Thomas, 410, 413.
Cressyngham, John de, parson of
Hayes, co. Middlesex, ex-
changed to the church of
Wickham Bishop's, co. Essex,
173.
, William de, under-butler
in the port of London,
401.
Creuch, Lucy atte, 430.
Creuddyn, Cruthyn [co. Cardigan],
commote of, 374.
Crevecoeur, Creveqoer, honour of,
16, 116.
Crewkerne, Crukern [co. Somerset],
122.
, parsons of, 476.
Crey. See Cray.
Crich, William, of Taunton, 471.
Criche. See Creech.
Crickelade, Crykkelade, John de,
parson of Withington, co.
Hereford, exchanged to the
treasurership of Hereford
cathedral, 69.
, Thomas de, 72, 78.
Cricklade [co. Wilts], Chelworth in,
Chelleworth, 449.
, . . . ., manor, 475.
Criditon. See Crediton.
Crippyng, Robert de, 115.
Crisp, Crispe, Crysp, John, chaplain,
presented to chantries in
Christ Church, Canterbury,
373, 386.
, Roger, of Fleet, co. Lincoln,
23.
Cristchurch Twynham. See Christ-
church.
Cristelton. See Christleton.
Cristeshale, John, 158.
Cristine Malford. See Christian
Malford.
Cristofre, Richard, 163.
Critchel, Long, Kirchil [co. Dorset],
parson of, 165.
, More, Crychill [co. Dor-
set], parson of, 409.
Crocker, William, of Crocker's Hele,
co. Devon, 434.
See Crokkere.
Crocker's Hele, Hele [in Meeth, co.
Devon], 434.
Croft, John de, commissioner, 158.
Crofton, 444.
Croglin, Kirkcroglyn, co. Cumber-
land, 229.
Croilland. See Crowland.
Crok, John, of Olveston, 177.
Crokeston. See Croxton, South.
Crokeston, Miles de, temp. Henry III,
425.
Crokkere, Roger, 226.
See Crocker.
Crollond, John, of Stamford, 263.
Crome, John de, bailiff of York, 73.
Cromer, Shipdene [co. Norfolk],
church of, 207.
Cromwell, Crumwell, Crombewell,
Olker de, 53.
, . . . . , Richard servant of,
53.
, Ralph de, commissioner,
137, 158, 317, 490, 497.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
52.
, Robert de, commissioner,
158.
Crondall, Corondel, Crundele, Crun-
dale, co. Southampton, 237.
572
GENERAL INDEX.
Crondall — cont.
, hundred, 452.
Crondon, Crondone [in Buttsbury,
co. Essex], park, parker of.
See Chasteleyn, Henry.
Croo [in Beeford, co. York], 467.
Crook, John, of Grove, co. Berks,
284.
, Robert, of Acklam, co. York,
419.
Croos, John atte, of Barnwell, co.
Northampton, 267.
, . . . ., Margaret, wife of, 267.
Crophull, John de, knight, 69.
Cropton [in Middleton], co. York,
316.
Crosse, Cros, Henry, of Maddaford,
co. Devon, 273.
, John, 264.
, John del, of Mellis, co. Suf-
folk, 369.
, Robert atte, commissioner,
502.
, Thomas, 157, 160.
, William atte, clerk, 422.
See Crouche, Creuch, Cruys.
Crossele, Roger de, 320, 323.
Crouche, Adam atte, 100.
, Nicholas atte, sheriff of
Kent, 321.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
218.
, William atte, of Stockbury,
419.
See Creuche.
Croucher, John, of Knightsbridge,
81, 124, 125.
Crouland. See Crowland.
Crowland, Crouland, Croilland [co.
Lincoln], 393.
, abbot of, 67.
Crowle, Crulle, Crull, co. Lincoln,
494.
, ' Le Mildik ' and ' Le Mar-
dik ' in, 409.
Croxton, 271.
, South, Crokeston [co. Leices-
ter], 425.
Croydon, co. Surrey, 86.
Croydon, Henry de, monk, 334.
, Nicholas, purveyor for the
household, 71, 238 bis.
Croyser, William, 208.
, . . . . , commissioner, 499.
, . . . . , Elizabeth daughter of,
wife of Edward de Kendale,
the younger, 208.
Cruk, John, of Wolferlow, 433.
Crukern. See Crewkerne.
Crull. See Crowle.
Crull, Robert, 283, 338.
, , clerk, 354, 449, 474.
, commissioner, 161.
, . . . . , king's clerk, preben-
dary of Salisbury, 76.
. . . . , prebendary of
Beverley collegiate church, 94.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebendary of
Dublin, 174, 280, 283.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebendary of
Bridgnorth free chapel, 458.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebendary of
Tettenhall free chapel, 477.
Crulle. See Crowle.
Crumlin, Tromlyn [co. Dublin], lord-
ship of, 123.
Crumwell. See Cromwell.
Crundale [co. Kent], Tremworth in,
Tremwrthi, 271.
Crundale, Crundele. See Crondall.
Cruthyn. See Creuddyn.
Cruys, John, 69.
Crychill. See Critchell, More.
Crydewe, William, 281.
Crykkelade. See Crickelade.
Crymelford, Geoffrey, citizen of
London, 247.
, Nicholas, citizen and mer-
chant of London, 247.
Crysp. See Crisp.
Cublington,Coblynton [co. Hereford],
prebend of. See Hereford.
Cuckfield, Co kef eld, co. Sussex, 496.
Cudeworth. See Cudworth.
Cudham, Codeham, co. Kent, 391.
, advowson, 391.
Cudlawe [co. Sussex, submerged],
parsons of, 340.
Cudworth, Cudeworth, William, pur-
veyor for the household, 238.
, . . . ., yeoman of the house-
hold, 294.
, . . . . , groom of the office of
the household, 294.
Cudy, William, presented to the
church of St. Mary Somerset,
London, 131.
, . . . . , parson of St. Mary
Somerset, London, exchanged
to Morborne, co. Huntingdon,
283.
Cudyngton. See Coddington.
Cuijk, Cuyk [Brabant], Otto, lord of,
503, 508.
Culden, Master John, 482.
Culgarth, Cotgarth [co. Cumberland],
461.
Culham, Thomas de, controller of
customs in the port of Lon-
don, 191.
GENERAL INDEX.
573
Culham — cont.
, William, chaplain, 447.
Culle. See Colle.
Cullebrik, Walter, 468.
Cullesby, John, 392.
Cullyn, Roger, 285.
Cullyng, Roger, of Aldeby, co. Nor-
folk, 76.
Cf. Collyng.
Culvere, John, keeper of the park
of Writtle, co. Essex, 15.
Culveton. See Kilton.
Culwen, Culwenn, Gilbert de, 265.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of, relict
of Christopher de Moriceby,
265.
, Gilbert de, commissioner,
138, 222, 311, 325, 498.
, . . . . , escheator in Northum-
berland, 267.
, . . . . , escheator of York,
258, 324.
Cumberland, county, 150, 222, 327,
490.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Pathorn,
John de.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commissions of the peace
in, 137, 323.
, illegal export of wools from,
to Scotland, 53.
, outlawries in, 230, 263.
, sheriffs of. See Bruyn,
John ; Denton, John de ;
Derwentwatre, John de.
Cumpyne, John de, chaplain, brother
of the hospital of St. Katha-
rine by the Tower, 215.
Cumrew, Cumrewe, co. Cumberland,
229.
Cumwhinton, Comquynton [in
Wetheral], co. Cumberland,
229.
Cundale, Nicholas, 10.
Cundrich, John, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. John of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
Cunestable. See Conestable.
Cuntasthorp, Thomas de, warden
of East Standen chapel, ex-
changed to the church of
Streatham, co. Surrey, 246.
Cuntbery. See Kintbury.
Cunwardby, Thomas, 176.
Cuppere, Walter, 157.
See Couper.
Curragh, Peter, bishop of Limerick,
309.
Curredeford. See Kirdford.
Currour, John, 83.
, . . . . , porter of Eynsham
abbey, 204.
Curry, North, Northcory, co. Somer-
set, 327, 328.
, . . . ., manor, 327.
, . . . . , Lillesdon in, 499.
Curteys, John, 275.
, Nicholas, hayward of Ash-
ford manor, co. Kent, 4.
Cusancia, John de, prior of St.
Saviour's, Bermondsey, 480.
Cussal, John, of Wolaston, 224.
Custron, Nicholas, merchant of the
Hanse, 417.
Cusyngton. See Cosyngton.
Cut, Geoffrey, 95.
, William, 95.
Cutfely, Ralph, 416.
Cutslow, Codeslowe [in Kidlington,
co. Oxford], 357.
Cuxham, Coxham [co. Oxford], 41,
491.
Cuyk. See Cuijk.
Cyfeiliog, Kevylok [co. Mont-
gomery], commote of, 148.
Cyfrewast. See Syfrewast.
D
Dabrichecourt. See Daubriche-
court.
Dacheworth. See Datchworth.
Dacre, co. Cumberland, 229.
, Newbiggin in, Neubiggyng,
27.
Dacre, Hugh de, knight, 119, 225,
229, 294.
, John de, 225, 229.
, Randolf de, 224, 275, 294,
311.
Dadyngton. See Deddington.
Dadyngton, John, commissioner,
142.
Dagenham, John, 207.
Dagun, Geoffrey, temp. Stephen, 465.
Dagworth, Nicholas de, 117, 394,
415.
, commissioner, 416.
, , knight, 120, 125, 388.
Dakeney, Dakeneye, John, com-
missioner, 62.
, .. .., knight, 177, 311.
574
GENERAL INDEX.
Dalby, 83.
Dalby, Brother John, canon of St.
Oswald's, Nostel, 494.
Dalcroft, Robert, prebendary of
Llanddewi Brefi, exchanged
to the church of Allesley, co.
Warwick, 257.
Daldan, Dalden, Gilbert, 329, 331.
, John, 247.
Dalderby, Daldreby [co. Lincoln],
271.
Dale, co. Derby, abbot and convent
of, 88, 113.
Dale. See Deal.
Dale, Andrew, keeper of Old Park
and Parkhurst forest, Isle
of Wight, 237.
, Thomas atte, commissioner,
137, 497.
, William atte, clerk, 16.
Dalemaigne, Henry, clerk of the
recognisances at Coventry,
164.
See Alemaigne.
Dales, John del, of New Malton, co.
York, 453.
Dalle. See Bishopdale.
Dalling, Field, Feldallyng [co. Nor-
folk], 264.
Dalton, North, Northdalton [co.
York], 467.
Dalton, John, hospitaller, 123.
, William de, 97, 143.
, . . . . , presented to the
vicarage of Finchingfield,
167.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Quendon, co. Essex,
168.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Modbury,
241.
, . . . . , vicar of Modbury,
exchanged to the church of
Seavington St. Michael, co.
Somerset, 269.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Penderyn,
co. Brecon, 19.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Cantref, co.
Brecon, 19.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Warmington,
co. Warwick, 20.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented to
the church of Harlestone,
co. Northampton, 187.
, William son of Richard de,
173.
Dalynrugge, Dalyngrugge, Dalyng-
rigge, Dalyngerugge, Dalyng-
regge, Dalyngrugg, Edward,
knight, 289, 443, 470.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
500.
, Roger, 12, 18.
, . . . . , commissioner, 1 36,
137, 314, 495, 499.
, Walter, commissioner, 222.
Dam, Nicholas de, of Ghent, 506.
Dammory, Damory, Nicholas,
knight, 72.
, Richard, 89.
, , knight, 30.
, Roger, 333.
Danbury [co. Essex], parsons of a
mediety of the church,
392.
Danby, Daneby [co. York], 34,
Danby, John de, chantry chaplain
in the castle of Newcastle on
Tyne, 380.
Danebery, Danewebury, William,
commissioner, 156, 485.
Danemarch, Danemarche. See
Denmark.
Danewebury. See Danebery.
Dangle, Guichard, 177, 206, 214,
336, 442.
Danley, Daundele [in Minster in
Sheppey], co. Kent, manor,
191.
, . . . . , manor, works at,
clerk of. See Basynges,
William de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controllers of.
See Barler, John ; Reygner,
Ellis.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of. See
Heryng, Nicholas.
, . . . . , marsh, commission of
sewers in, 161.
Danyel, Danyell, Geoffrey, 326.
, Roger, parson of Seavington
St. Michael, co. Somerset,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Modbury, co. Devon, 269.
, William, of Chigwell, co.
Essex, approver, 37.
Darcy, John, of Park, knight, 428.
, Philip, 163.
, Philip, commissioner, 490,
497.
, Philip, of Knaith, com-
missioner, 329.
, Philip, knight, 331, 424.
, William, of Glentham, co.
Lincoln, 469.
Darderne. See Arderne.
GENERAL INDEX.
575
Daren th, co. Kent, manor of Cleyn-
don in, 232.
Dargentem, John, 159.
Darley, Derleye [co. Derby], abbot
and convent of, 133.
, parson of, 284.
Darlington, Derlyngton [co. Dur-
ham], collegiate church,
prebend in, 232.
Daroundell. See Arundell.
Dartford, Dertford, Derteford [co.
Kent], 378.
, chapel of St. Edmund,
chantry chaplain in, 426.
, prioress of, 33.
, Maud, prioress of, 42.
, prioress and convent of,
129.
, . . . . , house of the Sisters
Preachers at, prioress and
sisters of, 447.
, wharf of the prince of Wales
at, 233.
Dartmoor, Dertemore, Dertmore [co.
Devon], chace, 298.
, forest, keeper of. See
Courteneye, Philip de.
Dartmouth, Dertemuth, Dertemouth
[co. Devon], 32, 93, 313, 333,
409.
, commission for the defence
of, 32.
, men from, killed at Water -
ford, 145.
, port of, searchers in.
See Passour, Humphrey ;
Taillour, Thomas ; Trerys,
William.
, ship of, 327, 408.
, Clyf ton Dertemuth and Sut-
ton Dertemuth, towns and
port to be defended, 486.
Darton, Derton [co. York], 126.
, Barugh in, Bergh, 126.
, Higham in, Heghome, 126.
Darundell. See Arundell.
Dassels. See Atheles.
Daston, Robert, knight, 441.
Datchworth, Dacheworth [co. Hert-
ford], 472.
Dathelles. See Atheles.
Daubeney, Daubeneye, Daubene,
Giles, commissioner, 318.
, , knight, 231.
, William, knight, 52.
See Albiniaco.
Daubrichecourt, Dabrichecourt,
John, knight, 180.
, Nicholas (or Collard), king's
esquire, 99, 183, 389.
Daubrichecourt, Nicholas — cont.
, .... (Collard), esquire of
the chamber, 96.
> . . . . , keeper of Caversham
park, 200, 202.
, . . . . , keeper of Sherwood
forest, Clipston and Bestwood
parks, and the manor of
Clipston, co. Nottingham,
349.
, . . . . , king's esquire, keeper
of Nottingham castle, 349.
, . . . . , constable of Notting-
ham castle, 417.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
99.
Daudele, Daudelee. See Audeleye.
Daukynson, Thomas, of Kenworth,
234.
Daulyn, William, of Boughton, co.
Lincoln, 125.
Daundele. See Danley.
Daundeley, John, knight, 289.
Dauntesey, Daunteseye, John, com-
missioner, 153.
, , knight, 33.
, . . . . , Joan wife of, 33.
, Richard, of Trowbridge,
205.
Daunvers, John, hospitaller, 123.
, John, parson of Barnoldby
le Beck, exchanged to the
church of Leckhampstead,
119.
, John, presented to the
church of Cokethorpe, co.
Oxford, 287.
, Lionel, knight, 454.
Dautre, Walter, prebendary of South
Mailing, 84.
Dauwe. See Dawe.
Davenport, John de, commissioner,
311.
Daventre, John, 66.
, , Alice wife of, 66.
, . . . ., parson of Brome, co.
Suffolk, 78.
, Ralph, 152.
David ap Adaff, parson of Aberedw,
co. Radnor, 74.
David, Henry ap, Welshman, 425.
, Hugh, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Clunbury,
co. Salop, 372.
, John, presented to the
church of Penderyn, 251.
, Walter, 282.
, William, provost of the
house of St. Edmund, Salis-
bury, 208.
576
GENERAL INDEX.
Davy, Adam, 152.
, of Wat ton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
, Thomas, son of, 144.
, John, 61, 305, 492.
, John, chaplain, 447.
, Nicholas, 479.
, Thomas, 122, 152.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Eastwood, co.
Essex, 19.
Dawe, Dauwe, John, 327.
, John, of Stubton, co. Lin-
coln, 232.
Daweson, William, 47.
Dax [Landes, France], prevot of.
See Mountendre, William de.
Dayre, John, 117.
Dayvill, Dayvyll, John, commis-
sioner, 136, 156, 312, 316,
317.
, John, parson of Thorpe Bas-
sett, co. York, exchanged to
the vicarage of Leeds, co.
York, 254.
, John, hospitaller, 123.
, William, commissioner, 143.
, William, of Bilton, co.
York, 247.
Deal, Dale [co. Kent], church, 110.
Dean, Dene [co. Bedford], parsons of,
111.
Dean, Dene [co. Gloucester], forest,
warden of. See Brian, Guy de.
, . . . . , riding forester in. See
Greyndore, Ralph.
, . . . . , strife between the
miners and ironworkers of,
155.
, . . . . , bailiwick of Harewood
in, 270.
, . . . . , bailiwick of Ruardean
in, 234.
Dean, Little, Little Dene [co. Glou-
cester], 221.
Debden, Depeden [co. Essex], church.
130.
Debelot, Robert, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Debenham [co. Suffolk], 119.
Debenham, William de, 21.
, . . . . , keeper of Redwynd
ferry, 211, 214.
Deddington, Dadyngton [co. Oxford],
346.
Dedham, John, monk of St. John's,
Colchester, elected abbot, 130,
131.
, abbot of Colchester,
131.
Deeping, Depinge [co. Lincoln], 19.
, Market, Estdepyng, Est-
depinge [co. Lincoln], 19.
, church of St. Guthlac, par-
sons of, 90.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, Durhurst, Dir-
hurst, Dennerhurst [co. Glou-
cester], alien priory of, 8, 130,
167, 168, 177, 190, 204, 268,
336, 384.
Deghere, Thomas le, 113.
, William, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Hert-
ingfordbury, 77.
Gf. Deyere.
Dekne, John, 482.
Delamere, La Mare [co. Chester],
forest, 374.
Delfal, Robert, notary public, 292.
Delham, Stephen de, 122.
, Joan, wife of, 122.
, Joan and Helen,
daughters and heirs of, 122.
Demecherche. See Dymchurch.
Den, Thomas, bishop of Ferns, 132,
298, 391.
Denbigh, Dynbeyth, land of, 51.
Dene. See Dean.
Dene, Great. See Mitcheldean.
Dene, Little. See Dean, Little.
Dene, Thomas, 100.
, Thomas atte, 102.
Deneby, Richard, prebendary of
Wherwell conventual church,
168.
, . . . . , ratification of estate
of, revoked, 382.
Denevere. See Denver.
Denford, Roger de, 288.
Dcngard, Geoffrey, of Southampton,
175.
Dengeley, Robert, 317.
Denmark, Danemarch, Danemarche,
223.
, a friendly kingdom, 223.
Dennerhurst. See Deerhurst.
Denny, John, of Newcastle on Tyne,
254.
Dent [co. York], 135.
Dent, John de, commissioner, 59,
63, 64, 138, 142, 321, 323,
491.
Denton, John de, 264.
, . . . . , commissioner, 225,
229, 323.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cumberland,
commissioner, 150.
, Robert de, of Kingston on
Hull, 504.
Denver, Denevere, co. Norfolk, 62.
GENERAL INDEX.
577
Denys, Adam, 409.
, Robert, 264.
Depden, John de, 123.
Depeden. See Debden.
Depeham, Thomas, groom of the
household, 382.
Depenham, William, yeoman of the
buttery, 405.
Depford. See Deptford.
Depinge. See Deeping.
Deptford, Depford [co. Kent], 353.
Depyng, John de, abbot of Thorney,
281.
, William, purveyor for the
king's horses, 71.
, . . . . , harbourer of the king's
horses, 238, 430.
Derby, co. Derby, 88, 92, 220,
395.
Derby, county, 321, 414, 409.
, . . . . , collector of subsidy
on cloth for sale in. See
Welton, John de.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 498.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 137, 310, 314, 323.
, . . . . , coroner in, 191.
....... . . . . , escheator in. See
Bekyngham, John de ;
Foucher, John ; Stanhope,
John.
, . . . . , sheriff of. See Mor-
ton, Robert de ; Sallowe,
William de ; Waleys, John.
Derby, archdeacon of, 133.
Derby, earl of. See Ferreres,
Robert de.
Derby, Henry de, clerk, 213, 246.
, John, 229.
, Stephen, commissioner, 219,
332.
, Stephen de, of Langton
Matravers, co. Dorset, com-
missioner, 322.
, Walter, commissioner, 63.
, Walter, deputy butler in
the port of Bristol, 362.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator of
Bristol, 385.
Dere, Richard, 251, 394, 396, 416.
, commissioner, 416.
, chaplain, 338.
Dereham, East, Estderham [co. Nor-
folk], 448.
, . . . . , vicar of, 230.
, West, Westderham [co. Nor-
folk], abbot and convent of,
247.
Derham. See Dereham.
Derham, Hugh de, presented to the
church of Tingewick, 201.
Derhurst. See Deerhurst.
Derlay, Robert de, of Worsborough,
co. York, 24.
Derley, Derleye. See Darley.
Derlyng, Henry, parson of Easting-
ton, co. Gloucester, 431.
, John, parson of the chapel
of Spargrove manor, co.
Somerset, exchanged to the
church of Padworth, co.
Berks, 166.
, Walter, of Dunstable, 67.
, William, 250.
Derlyngton. See Darlington.
Derlyngton, John de, 480.
Derneford, Stephen, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
Dersham, Geoffrey, commissioner,
144, 314, 485.
Derteford. See Dartford.
Dertemore. See Dartmoor.
Dertemouth, Dertemuth. See Dart-
mouth.
Dertford. See Dartford.
Dertmore. See Dartmoor.
Dertmuth. See Dartmouth.
Derton. See Darton.
Dervvent, co. York, river, commission
of sewers near, 319, 485.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 501.
Derwentwater, Derwentwatre, John
de, sheriff of Cumberland,
325.
, . . . . , commissioner, 326.
Derykson, William, de Wyke, 246.
Desborough, Desburgh [co. North-
ampton], 46.
Desmond, Dessemund, countess of, 60.
, earl of, 60.
Despenser, Edward le, 54, 68, 95,
198, 200, 202, 206, 209, 213,
214, 242, 302, 305, 306, 324,
381, 402, 426, 442, 443, 452,
454, 456, 459, 470, 483.
, commissioner, 219.
, . . . ., Anne late the wife of,
34.
, , knight, 245, 251, 260.
, Edward lord le, 30, 31, 45,
348, 351, 452.
, Edward le, lord of Glamor
gan and Morganwg, 256, 289.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 366, 371, 438.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth late
the wife of, 29, 246, 252, 289,
426, 442.
Wt. 18915.
E 37
578
GENERAL INDEX.
Despenser, Edward le, lord of Gla-
morgan and Morganwg — cont.
, . Thomas, son of, 289,
438.
, Henry le, bishop of Norwich,
32, 490, 502.
, Hugh le, 34.
, Hugh son of Edward le,
knight, Alice late the wife of,
15.
, Hugh le, Alice relict of, wife
of John Trussell, 34, 35.
, Philip le, 370.
, Thomas le, 134, 147, 176,
281, 381, 429.
, . . . . , commissioner, 499.
, , knight, 421, 459.
Dessemund. See Desmond.
Desterny, John, 478.
, . . . . , Philippa, wife of,
478.
Deuddwr, Deudour, Comotdeudour
[co. Montgomery], commote
of, 149.
, land and lordship of, 34.
Deulond. See Duelond.
Deuyas, William, purveyor for the
household, 71, 238, 239.
, . . . ., yeoman of the house-
hold, 306.
Devenesshire, John, 287.
Devenissh, Thomas, Elizabeth late
the wife of, 399.
Devenshire. See Devon.
Deverel, Deverellangebrigge. See
Longbridge Deverill.
Deveros, Deverose, John, commis-
sioner, 415.
, . . . . , sheriff of Hereford,
320.
, Walter, commissioner, 490,
493, 496, 499.
Devizes, Devises, Devyses [co. Wilts],
59.
, castle, 417.
, . . . . , works at, 403.
, castle and town, 352.
, mayor of, 404.
, parson of, 404.
Devon, county, 64, 226, 298, 324,
332, 333, 434.
, assignment of dower to the
princess of Wales in, 375.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Beaupyne,
Thomas ; Canynges, John
and Simon.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
135, 136, 139.
Devon — cont.
, commission for defence of
the sea-coast of, 153.
, escheator in. See Mattis-
ford, John de.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146, 434.
, outlawries in, 103, 184, 230,
264, 281, 357 bis.
, ports in, 49.
, . . . . , deputy butler in.
See Asshenden, Thomas de.
, . . . . , searchers in. See
Passour, Humphrey ; Tail-
lour, Thomas ; Trerys,
William.
, prise of wine in, 298.
, the stannary, 376.
, . . . . , commissions to coin
tin found, 307, 333.
, . . . . , . . . . , issues of, 343.
, liberties of the stannary
men, 328, 333.
Devyses. See Devizes.
Deye, William, 209.
Deyere, John, 304.
Gf. Deghere.
Deyncourt, John, 63, 142.
, Nicholas, 63, 64, 142.
, William, 377.
, , knight, 223, 377.
Deystere, Thomas, 123.
Didebrok, John de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Land-
ford, co. Wilts, 248.
Digby, John de, canon of Catley, 52.
Digge. See Dygg.
Dihewid, Dyewyt [co. Cardigan],
prebend of. See Llanddewi
Brefi.
Dille, William, 204.
Dimilton. See Dimlington.
Dimlington, Dimilton [in Easington,
co. York], 467.
Dinas, Castle, Dynas [co. Brecon],
castle, 34.
Dinas Powis, Dynaspowys, co.
Glamorgan, manor, 289.
, church of St. Andrew, ad-
vowson, 289.
Dinllaen, Dynthlaen, co. Carnarvon,
374.
, commote, 376.
Dirhurst. See Deerhurst.
Dirland, Cornelius, king's esquire,
240.
, John, chaplain, warden of
the chantry in the free chapel
in Pleshey castle, 19.
Disseford, John, king's clerk, 260.
GENERAL INDEX.
579
Disserth [co. Radnor], church of,
45.
Ditchling, Dychenyng, co. Sussex,
496.
Dithton, Thomas, 392.
Ditton, Dytton, William, clerk of
the privy seal, 6.
Dobba, John, 324.
Dobbes, Hugh, 152.
Dobyn, Nicholas, of Ragnall, co.
Nottingham, 282.
Dobynson, John, of Penrith, 326.
Dockyng, Richard, 160.
Doddinghurst, Duddynghurst [co.
Essex], parsons of, 22.
Doddington, Dudyngton, co. Cam-
bridge, commission of sewers
in, 485.
[co. Kent], manor of Shar-
sted in, Sharstede, 116.
, Dodyngton, co. Northamp-
ton, 379.
, Dodyngton [co. Northum-
berland], 27, 264.
, . . . ., Ewart in, Eworth, 109.
Dodeford. See Dodford.
Dodeford, John, canon of St. Frides-
wide's, Oxford, elected prior,
44, 74.
, prior of St. Frides-
wide's, Oxford, 407.
Dodeman, Thomas, 25.
, of Gildersome, co.
York, 25.
Dodeston, Thomas son of Walter de,
26.
Dodford, Dodeford, co. Northamp-
ton, manor, 178.
Dodington [in Beeford, co. York],
467.
Dodyngseles, John, commissioner,
499.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
493.
Dodyngton. See Doddington.
Dodyngton. See Dunton.
Dodyngton, Henry de, chaplain,
presented to a mediety of the
church of Grimoldby, 184.
Dofreman, William, 409.
Doget, John, 261.
Doggeson, John, 329.
Dokelinton, Dokelynton, Dokelyng-
ton. See Ducklington.
Dokesworth. See Duxford.
Doketon. See Doughton.
Dole, William, parson of Maresfield,
co. Sussex, presented to the
church of St. George by East-
cheap, London, 3.
Dole, William — cont.
, . . . . , parson of St. George's,
London, exchanged to the
church of Brattleby, co. Lin-
coln, 73.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of English Bicknor,
189.
, . . . . , parson of Brattleby, co.
Lincoln, exchanged to the
church of English Bicknor,
co. Gloucester, 276, 288.
, . . . . , king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 430.
Domesday Book, extract from,
452.
Don, Done [co. York], the river,
commission of sewers in,
485, 496.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 324, 501.
Donaghmoyne, Donaghmayn [co.
Monaghan], manor, 340.
Donat, John, 97.
Doncaster, Doncastre [co. York],
46, 326.
Donclent, John, 1.
Donehevede. See Dunham.
Donestaplam. See Dunstable.
Donesterre. See Dunster.
Donilondis. See Donyland.
Donington, Donyngton, Donyton
[co. Salop], 90, 311.
, parson of, 17, 90, 311.
, Donyngton by Albrighton
[co. Salop], parson of, 74.
Donnington, Donyngton, Donynton
[in Shaw, co. Berks], 252.
Dont, William, 36.
Donyland, Donilondis [in Colchester,
co. Essex], 443.
| Donyngton, Donynton. See Don-
ington, Donnington.
Donyngworth. See Dunningworth.
Donyton. See Donington.
Doo, John, of Mavis Enderby, co.
Lincoln, 285.
Dorchester, Dorcestre, Dorchestre
[co. Dorset], 78.
, abbot of, 220.
.. , bailiffs of, 398.
, church of All Saints in, 464.
, hospital of St. John the
Baptist in, warden of. See
Brounflet, Thomas de ; Wil-
flet, Richard de.
Dordrecht, Durdraght [Holland],
300.
Dordy, Robert, 429.
580
GENERAL INDEX.
Dore [co. Hereford], abbot and
convent of, 249.
Dore, Robert, 29.
Dorking, co. Surrey, manor of West-
cott in, 195.
Dorn, Dome [in Blockley], co.
Worcester, 128.
Dornale, Dornell, Henry, 326.
, John, 326, 471.
Dorn thorp, Richard, parson of Rip-
pingale, 285.
Dorset, county, 38, 160, 219, 235,
332, 409.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Beaupyne,
Thomas ; Canynges, John
and Simon.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
136, 139, 322.
, escheator in, commissioner,
222.
, escheator in. See Syfre-
wast, Walter ; Hale, John
de ; More, Adam atte.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, outlawries in, 102, 176, 447.
, ports in, searchers in. See
Chichestre, John ; Fytheler,
Richard.
, sheriff of, 24, 394.
, See Latymere,
William de.
Dorstone [co. Hereford], castle and
manor of Snodhill in, 444.
Dottorp, Hermann, master of the
Goddesknyght, 417.
Douai, Doyway [Nord, France], 506.
Douce, Robert, of Stevington, co.
Bedford, 423.
Doufbiging, Robert son of William
de, of Bentham, co. York,
135.
, William de, of Bentham,
Christiana sometime wife of,
135.
Doughton, Doketon [in Dunton, co.
Norfolk], advowson of, 101.
Dounbryn [Ireland], manor of, 70.
Doune, la. See Down.
Doune, Doun, Henry, 405.
, John, 124.
, , clerk, 72, 78, 437.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 128.
, Roger, of Bristol, 175.
, William, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Monkland,
co. Hereford, 339.
Dounerwe, Walter, of Trim, 272.
Dounham. See Downham.
Dounham, Henry, parker of Hamp-
stead Marshall, co. Berks,
134, 430.
, . . . . , yeoman of the earl of
Bedford's wardrobe, 430, 477.
Dounom, John, 194.
Douseby. See Dowsby.
Douve, John, parker of Buckenham,
53.
Dover, Dovre [co. Kent], 150, 313,
379.
, charter dated at, 107.
, castle, constable of, 408.
, . . . . , constables of. See
Edmund, earl of Cambridge ;
Latymer, William de.
, . . . . , warden of. See Asshe-
ton, Robert de ; Latymer,
William de.
, . . . works in, 195.
, . . . . , chapel of St. Mary in,
archpriest of. See Beneyt,
Richard.
, gaugers of wines at. See
Gambon, William ; Maykyn,
John.
, mayor of, commissioner, 54.
, mayor and bailiffs of, grant
of murage to, 423.
, port of, 48, 49.
, prior and convent of, 428.
Doverdale [co. Worcester], parsons
of, 190.
Dovorra, Richard de, temp. Henry
III, 441.
Down, La Doune [in Wandsworth,
co. Surrey], manor, 478.
Downham, Dounham, co. Cam-
bridge, commission of sewers
in, 485.
, Dounham [co. Essex], par-
sons of, 4.
Dowsby, Douseby [co. Lincoln], 497.
Doxenford. See Oxenford.
Doylly, John, Roesia wife of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Doyway. See Douai.
Draiton. See Drayton.
Drakelow, Drakelowe [in Church
Gresley, co. Derby], manor,
307.
Draper, Henry, 260.
, Stephen, of Peterborough,
228, 229.
Drapier, William, of London, pre-
sented to the church of Barn-
ston, co. Essex, 368.
Draughda. See Drogheda.
GENERAL INDEX.
581
Drax, Richard, commissioner, 324.
, Thomas, 160.
, William, parson of Holy-
well, co. Huntingdon, 464.
Draycote, Thomas, parson of Laver,
co. Essex, exchanged to the
vicarage of West Thurrock,
362.
Drayton, church of, 259.
Drayton Parslow, Drayton Passe -
lewe [co. Buckingham],
church of, 132.
, Dry, Drydrayton [co. Cam-
bridge], 150.
, Fen, Drayton [co. Cam-
bridge], 326.
, Drayton by Medbourne [in
Bringhurst, co. Leicester],
267.
[near Lowick, co. Northamp-
ton], letters patent dated at,
71, 130, 134, 160, 162, 163,
170.
Basset [co. Stafford], 37, 60,
134, 139, 141, 183, 333, 358,
485, 494, 499.
Drayton, Draiton, Katharine, 264.
, Nicholas de, king's clerk,
claimant to the prebend of
Bullingham, 432.
, . . . . , king's clerk, com-
missioner, 487.
, . . . . , baron of the Exche-
quer, 383.
, . . . . , licentiate in laws,
commissioner, 410.
Drewe. See Dru.
Dreylond, John, commissioner, 417.
Driby, Dryby [co. Lincoln], 71.
, church, 71.
, manor, 71.
Driffeld, Thomas de, 212.
Driffield, Driffeld, Duffeld [co. York],
83, 234.
, Great, Great Driffeld [co.
York], 11.
Dringhoe, Dringhou [in Skipsea, i
co. York], 467.
Dripole. See Drypool.
Drcgheda, Draughda, Drughda,
Droghda [cos. Louth and
Meath], 13.
, mayor and burgesses of, 305.
, port, 301, 303, 304, 342.
, ..... collector of customs in.
See Holhurst, Thomas.
Droitwich, La Wyche, Dryswych
[co. Worcester], church of
St. Andrew, 8, 130.
, . . .., parsons of, 190, 336. |
Dro mound, John, parson of Ash, co.
Surrey, 217.
Dronsfeld, John de, commissioner,
137, 314, 315, 331.
Drop, Thomas, 312.
Droughda. See Drogheda.
Dru, Drewe, Dreu, Thomas, 264,
272.
, commissioner, 139,
153 bis.
Drughda. See Drogheda.
Dryby. See Driby.
Drydrayton. See Drayton.
Drye Stoke. See Stoke.
Drynkewater, Philip, 281.
Drypool, Dripole [co. York], 467.
, South Coates in, Suddcotes,
467.
Dryswych. See Droitwich.
Drywery, John, 468.
Dublin, 4, 30, 201, 304, 322, 444.
, letters patent dated at, 111,
295.
, abbey of St. Thomas the
Martyr by, abbot of. See
Scurlag, Thomas.
, archbishops of. See Mynot,
Thomas ; Wykford, Robert
de.
, archbishopric of, guardian of
the spirituality of, 175, 202.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 240,
241.
, , voidance of, 174, 202.
, archdeacon of. See
Chambre, William de la.
, cathedral church of St.
Patrick, 84.
, . . . . , dean of. See Colton,
John de.
, . . . . , dean and chapter of,
175, 202.
, . . . . , prebend of Finglas in,
202.
, . . . . , prebend of Howth
in, 430.
, . . . . , prebend of Lusk in,
303.
, . . . . , prebend of Swords in,
174, 258, 280, 283 bis.
, . . . . , prebend of Tipper in,
120.
, diocese of, 31.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 110,
322.
, mayor and citizens of, 303.
, port of, 301, 303 bis, 304,
342.
, . . . . , collector of customs in.
See Holhurst, Thomas.
582
GENERAL INDEX.
Dublin, county, 322.
Ducklington, Dokelinton, Dokelyn-
ton, Dokelyngton [co. Ox-
ford], church, 451.
, parson of, 451.
, manor, 110.
Duddeley. See Dudley.
Duddeleye, Richard de, commis-
sioner, 139.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
225.
Duddynghurst. See Doddinghurst.
Dudley, Duddeley [co. Worcester],
225.
, prior of. See Ponte Fracto,
William de.
Dudyngton. See Doddington.
Duelond, Deulond, Roger, parson of
Beaford, exchanged to the
vicarage of Yarcombe, 100.
, . . . . , vicar of Yarcombe,
co. Devon, exchanged to the
church of Meeth, co. Devon,
366, 370.
Duffeld, John, of Glentworth, co.
Lincoln, 380.
, , Pernell, wife of, 380.
Duffeld. See Driffield.
Dufford, Thomas, prebendary of
Tettenhall free chapel, 19.
Duk, Edward le, 409.
, John, of Sandford, co. Ox-
ford, 300.
, John, Margery, wife of,
300.
Dullingham, Dullyngham [co. Cam-
bridge], 90.
Duly, Thomas, commissioner, 218.
Dumbleton, Dumbelton [co. Glou-
cester], Walter, parson of,
154.
D undent [in Stone and Kidder-
minster, co. Worcester], 225.
Dunce, Roger de, 140.
Dundalk [co. Louth], 461.
Dimflys, Robert, 68.
Dunham ?, Donehevede, co. Lin-
coln, commission of sewers
at, 485.
Dunham on Trent [co. Nottingham],
68, 411.
, manor, 475.
, Ragnall in, Ragnyll, 282.
Dunnele, Richard, 144.
Dunnington, Donyngton [co. York],
prebend of. See York.
Dunningworth, Donyngworth [in
Tunstall], co. Suffolk, manor,
299.
Dunnyng, John, 127.
Dunre, Adam, vicar of Bridstow, co.
Hereford, exchanged to the
church of St. Nicholas, Here-
ford, 25.
Dunsay, Joan, sister of the hospital
of St. Katharine by the Tower
of London, 67.
Dunstable, Dunstaple [co. Bedford],
67.
, charter of Stephen dated at,
466.
Dunstaple, John de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the chantry at the
altar of St. Mary in St.
Nicholas' in the Shambles,
London, 88.
, . . . . , . . . . , presentation of,
revoked, 93.
Dunster, Donesterre, Dunsterre, co.
Somerset, 26, 118, 373.
, castle, 26.
, manor of Stanton in, Staun-
ton by Dunsterre, 44.
Dunstew, Dunstiwe, Dunstywe [co.
Oxford], 305, 346.
Dunston, Dounstone, Thomas de,
merchant of Norwich, 505.
, William de, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Dunstywe. See Dunstew.
Dunthwayt, John de, vicar of
Penrith, 242.
Dunton, Dodyngton [co. Bucking-
ham], parsons of, 198.
[co. Essex], parsons of, 233.
[co. Norfolk], manor and
advowson, 101.
, . . . . , Doughton in, Doke-
ton, 101.
Dunton, John de, 177.
, Paul de, chaplain, master of
the hospital of Ospringe, 181,
361.
Dunwich [co. Suffolk], bailiffs of,
304.
, hospital of the Holy Trinity
at, warden of. See Wodecok,
John.
, mayor of, 247.
, port of, 101, 247.
Durant, Robert, 83.
, William, 42.
Durdraght. See Dordrecht.
Durham, letters patent dated at, 4.
Durham, bishop of. See Hatfeld,
Thomas de.
, bishopric of, voidance of,
187.
, diocese of, 70, 187, 305, 351,
460.
GENERAL INDEX.
583
Durham, diocese of — cont.
, . . . . , tenth granted by the
clergy in, 36.
, liberty of, subsidy granted
by, not to be drawn into a
precedent, 30.
, priory of, prior and convent
of, 112, 191.
Durhurst. See Deerhurst.
Dutton, William, 336, 337.
Duxford, Dokesworth [co. Cam-
bridge], 421.
, John parson of, 263.
Duyn, John, 202.
, Thomas, 58.
Dychenyng. See Ditchling.
Dydynsale, Robert, chantry chap-
lain or warden in All Saints',
Newcastle-on-Tyne, 163, 188.
Dyer, Dyere, Dyare, Henry, 429.
, John, of Faversham,
searcher in all ports in Kent,
313.
, Reynold, canon of Llan-
thony, 261.
, Robert, of Shrewsbury, 103.
, William, 11.
Dyewyt. See Dihewid.
Dygg, Digge, Dygge, Roger, com-
missioner, 64, 149, 158.
Dyk, John, commissioner, 331.
Dykeswell, Robert, 10.
Dyklyngton, Richard, 256.
Dymchurch, Demecherche, co. Kent,
park of, 232.
Dymmok, John, 232.
, commissioner, 137,
158, 490.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
50.
, . . . . , knight, escheator in
Lincoln, 312, 367.
Dymmyk, Richard, 495.
Dyn, John, clerk, 456.
, John, presented to the
church of St. Michael, Long
Stratton, 273.
Dynas. See Dinas.
Dynaspowys. See Dinas Powis.
Dynbeyth. See Denbigh.
Dyneleye, Richard de, 237.
, Robert de, 237.
Dyngere, Nicholas, 409.
Dyngley, Dyngelee, John, hospi-
taller, 123.
, John de, the yoimger, 57.
, Roger, 397.
, . . . . , Beatrice, wife of,
397.
Dynglove, Alan, 152.
Dynham, John de, commissioner,
139.
, , knight, 281.
Dynthlaen. See Dinllaen.
Dysart, co. Meath, manor, keepers
of. See Lenton, Robert de ;
Porter, John.
Dysel, William, of Grendon, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Willingdon, co. Sussex, 179.
Dytton. See Ditton.
Dyve, Hervey, 110.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, relict of,
wife of Edward de Twyford,
110.
E
Eagle, Eycle [co. Lincoln], 297.
, manor, 424.
Eakring, Eykeryng [co. Notting-
ham], 11.
Eardington, Erdyngton [in Quat-
ford, co. Salop], prebend of.
See Bridgnorth.
Eardisley, Erdesley, Irdesley [co.
Hereford], manor, castle and
park, 57.
, Bollingham in, Bolynghull,
57.
, lordship, 57.
Earlswood, Erleswod [co. North-
ampton], park, keeper of.
See Asphull, John.
Eartham, Ertham [co. Sussex], pre-
bend of. See Chichester.
Easington, Esyngton, co. York,
church of, 55.
, Dimlington in, Dimilton,
467.
, Out Newton in, Neuton,
467.
Eastburn, Estbrun [in Kirkburn,
co. York], manor, 74.
East church, Estcherche in the isle
of Shepeye [co. Kent], 205.
Eastcotts, Cotes [co. Bedford], 433.
, Harrowden in, Harwedon,
433.
Easter, Good, Godythestre, Godes-
tre [co. Essex], 281.
, . . . . , prebend of Bowers in.
See London, free chapel of
St. Martin le Grand.
584
GENERAL INDEX.
Easter, High, Heiestre, Heyestre,
Hiestre, Haust Estre, High
Estre [co. Essex], court of,
355, 408.
, , manor, 279, 355, 407.
, . . . . , warreners at. See
Peyntour, Peter ; Warenner,
Robert le.
, , Old Park in, 274, 279.
Eastergate, Estergate [co. Sussex],
parsons of, 463.
Easthampstead, Esthampsted, Yes-
hampstede [co. Berks], manor,
238, 347 bis, 348 bis.
Eastington, Estyngton [co. Glouces-
ter], lands in, named, 431.
, parson of, 431.
, Alkerton in, Alcrynton, 431.
Eastling, Eslyng [co. Kent], 434.
, manor of Huntingfield in,
434.
Easton, Great, Eystanes atte Mounte,
co. Essex, manor, 450.
, Great, Eston, co. Leicester,
251.
Eastrington [co. York], Bennetland
in, Benetland, 281.
Eastry, Estree [co. Kent], vicars of,
124.
Eastwood, Estwode [co. Essex],
church, 3, 19.
, manor, bailiff of. See Lyon,
John.
, . . . . , works at, 208.
Eaton, Eton Tregoz [in Foy], co.
Hereford, manor, 236.
, Eton by Leomynistre [in
Leominster, co. Hereford],
384.
, Water, Eton [in Kidlington,
co. Oxford], 357.
Eaxsex, Geoffrey, 419.
Ebberston, Ebristitona [co. York],
451.
Ecchyngham. See Echyngham.
Eccles, John de, 277.
, Reynold de, 78, 122, 203,
277, 299.
, commissioner, 51 bis,
138, 146, 157, 160 bis, 217,
311, 315, 318, 332, 502.
Eccleston [co. Lancaster], 81.
Eccleston, William de, chaplain, 81.
Echyngham, Ecchyngham, Robert,
commissioner, 410, 413, 414,
500.
Eckington, Ekyngton [co. Derby],
23.
Eckweek, Ekewyk [in Wellow, co.
Somerset], 31.
Edburton, Abberton, co. Sussex,
496.
, Perching in, Perchyngge,
496.
Edelesburgh. See Edlesborough.
Ederyk, Edrych, John, usher of the
receipt of the Exchequer, 15,
445.
Edgmond, Egemundon [co. Salop],
church, 260, 275.
Edgware, Eggeswere [co. Middlesex],
manor, 426.
Edith Weston, Weston St. Edith
[co. Rutland], alien priory,
70, 217.
, parsons of, 70.
Edlesborough, Edelesburgh, cos.
Buckingham and Hertford,
255, 392.
Edlyngton, Richard de, of Don-
caster, 326.
Edmerthorp. See Edmondthorpe.
Edmond, Edmund, Adam, com-
missioner, 311.
, John, of Dunstew, co. Ox-
ford, 305.
, Richard, commissioner, 140.
Edmond thorpe, Edmerthorp [co.
Leicester], parsons of, 197.
Edmund, earl of Cambridge, 2, 6,
39, 42, 98, 154, 188, 297, 318,
347, 354, 367, 454, 459, 474.
, . . . . , letters patent of, 369,
398.
, commissioner, 491.
, . . . . , constable of Dover
castle and warden of the
Cinque Ports, 278, 332, 487.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of, 459,
475.
Edrych. See Ederyk.
Edward I, 56, 194.
, charter of, mentioned, 328.
Edward II, 105, 124, 194, 353.
Edward, prince of Wales, 6, 20, 28,
36, 70, 76, 106, 192, 233, 243,
307, 321, 340, 346, 363 bis,
364, 369, 371, 378, 389, 423.
, prince of Aquitaine and
Wales, duke of Cornwall, earl
of Chester, lord of Biscay and
Castro Urdiales, letters patent
of, 283, .284, 298, 307, 343.
, . . . . , auditor of the accounts
of. See Stokes, Richard de.
, . . . ., chamber of, 308.
, . . . . , usher of the chamber
of. See Wiltshire, Richard.
, . . . . , confessor of. See
Walsham, William de.
GENERAL INDEX.
585
Edward, prince of Aquitaine and
Wales — cont.
, . . . . , esquires of. See
Berkhampstede, Henry de ;
Charnels, John ; Hampton,
Richard de ; Wiltshire,
Richard.
., interment of, 341.
, . . . . , lands &c. of, steward
of. See Segrave, Hugh de.
Edward, John, clerk, 482.
, . . . . , king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Salisbury, 189.
, Walter, vicar of Evercreech,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Upavon, 112.
Edwinstowe [co. Nottingham], Car-
burton in, Carberton, 183.
, manor of Clipstone in,
185.
Edworth, Stephen de, knight,
steward of Pembroke, 114.
Eclyman, Robert, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Houghton in the Dale, co.
Norfolk, 184.
Effin, Effyn [co. Limerick], prebend
of. See Limerick.
Effyn. See Effin.
Eflyngeham in Tindale [co. Cumber-
land], 490.
Egelton. See Egleton.
Egemundon. See Edgmoncl.
Eggeswere. See Edgware.
Eghton. See Heghton.
Egleston [in West Tyneham, co.
Dorset], 408.
Egleton, Egelton [co. Rutland],
105 bis.
Eglingham, co. Northumberland,
Shipley in, Shippeley, 59.
Egloscumyn. See Eglws Cymmin.
Eglws Cymmin, Egloscumyn [co.
Carmarthen], parsons of, 68.
Egremont, co. Cumberland, castle,
191.
Eir, Eire. See Aire.
Eirmyn, Eyremyn. See Ayermyn.
Ekewyk. See Eckweek.
Ekyngton. See Eckington.
Eland, Robert de, 140.
Elderton, John de, 27.
Eldyndon. See Elkington.
Eleham. See Elham.
Elfere, John, deputy alnager of
woollen cloths for sale in
Kent, 24.
Elham, Eleham, co. Kent, 331.
, , manor, 365, 373,
396.
Eling, Elyng, co. Southampton,
manor, 271.
, Windsor in, Wyndesore,
271.
Elkington, Eldyndon [co. North-
ampton], parsons of, 34.
Ellebourne, Robert de, vicar of
Orpington, 126.
Ellerbek, Hugh, king's servant at
Eltham, 358.
Ellers, William in the, of Epworth,
co. Lincoln, 494.
Ellerton, William de, parson of St.
Mary's, Stiff key, 181.
Ellesford, John de, knight, 236.
Ellington, Elyngton [in Masham,
co. York], 227.
Elm [co. Cambridge], 11.
, commission of sewers in,
485.
Elmdon, Elmedon [co. Essex], 61.
Elme, John de, presented to the
church of Beckenham, 82.
Elmedon. See Elmdon.
Elmebrugge, John de, 235.
Elmeley, William de, clerk of the
works at Nottingham castle,
Bestwood ledge and Clipstone
manor, 185.
Elmerugge, Elmruge, Elmrugg, John,
of Aldenham, 13.
, John de, constable of Corfe
castle, 395.
, Roger, 407.
, commissioner, 142,
157.
, . . . . , knight, Elizabeth late
the wife of, 252, 276.
Elmeshale, John, parson of Great
Parndon, 192.
Elmestede, John de, of Hartlip,
107.
Elmeston. See Elmstone.
Elmeton, Walter de, clerk, 23.
Elmham, William de, governor of
Bayonne and seneschal of
Landes, 127.
, under -governor of
Bayonne and seneschal of
Landes, 184.
, . . . . , knight, William son
of, 296.
Elmrugg, Elmruge. See Elme-
rugge.
Elmstone, Elmeston [co. Kent],
church, 88 bis.
Elnestowe. See Elstow.
Elsham [co. Lincoln], 264.
Elstow, Elnestowe [co. Bedford],
433, 436.
586
GENERAL INDEX.
Elstow — cont.
, abbess and convent of, 436.
Elsy, Geoffrey, of Manthorpe, co.
Lincoln, 67.
, John, 67.
Eltham [co. Kent], 358, 484.
, letters patent dated at, 37,
40-42, 46, 63, 91-96, 98, 105,
107, 259, 263, 297, 431.
, manor, 191, 238.
, . . . . , letters patent dated
at, 16, 41, 42, 44, 47, 49, 50,
91, 94-96, 107, 116, 129, 259,
272.
, . . . . , chaplains in. See
Monk, John ; Swetemon,
John.
, . . . . , farmer of. See Spal-
dyng, William.
, . . . . , keeper of the king's
houses in. See Bataill,
Ralph.
, park, works in, 381.
, park and warren, keeper
of. See Beverlaco, John de.
Eltham, Thomas de, the king's
smith, 105.
Elton, Elveton [in Warmingham,
co. Chester], 131.
[co. Nottingham], 63, 142.
Elvaston, Aylwaston [co. Derby],
88.
, Ambaston and Thulston in,
284.
Elveleye. See Kirk Ella.
Elveton. See Elton.
Ely [co. Cambridge], commission
of sewers in, 485.
, hospital of St. John at,
master and brethren of, 277,
477.
Ely, archdeacon of, 172, 404.
, bishop of. See Arundel,
Thomas de.
, bishopric of, temporalities
of, 17.
, . . . . , voidance of, 37.
, diocese of, 37, 367.
Ely, Robert de, 363.
Elyng. See Eling.
Elyngton. See Ellington.
Elyngton, William de, knight, 424.
Elynton, John, 495.
Elyot, John, king's messenger, 351,
397.
, Stephen, commissioner,
57.
Elys, Adam, commissioner, 319.
, John, of Solihull, co. War-
wick, 338.
Elys — cont.
, Martin, parson of St. Faith's,
London, 68.
, Peter, porter of Leeds castle,
187.
, Thomas, 141.
, commissioner, 151,
219, 221, 314, 315, 323.
, . . . . , mayor of Sandwich,
159.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
218.
, Walter, of Dover, 379.
, . . . . , searcher in all ports
in Kent, 313.
, , Margaret, wife of, 379.
, William, canon of Leicester,
322.
, William, of Hoo, co. Kent,
67.
, William, of Great Yar-
mouth, 455.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of
customs and deputy farmer
of a subsidy in the port of
Great Yarmouth, 455.
, . . . ., burgess of Great Yar-
mouth, 472.
, . . . . , farmer of subsidy and
customs in Norfolk, Suffolk
and Essex, 311.
, . . . . , deputy butler at
Great Yarmouth, 362.
Elysaundre, John, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of St.
Leonard by Hastings, 35.
See Alisandre.
Elysson, John, 151.
Embleton, Emyldon [co. Northum-
berland], vicar of, 317.
Emele, John, Dutchman, 419.
Emmesworth. See Emsworth.
Empingham, Empyngham [co. Rut-
land], 265.
Emson, Richard, 494.
Emsted, 392, 396.
Emsworth, Emmesworth [in War-
blington, co. Southampton],
port, searchers in. See Clere,
Robert ; Paye, Adam.
Emyldon. See Embleton.
Enfeld, Enefeld, John, 237.
, . . . . , Alice daughter and
heir of, 236, 237.
, Thomas de, 504.
, William, vicar of Hackney,
exchanged to the church of
Milstead, co. Kent, 166.
Engayne, William, of Cumberland,
284.
GENERAL INDEX.
587
Engelard, Edmund de, 502. i
Engleis, Englys, Englise, Henry,
commissioner, 320.
, Richard, of Clevedon, com-
missioner, 53.
, Lenglissh, William le, chief
forester of Inglewood forest,
94.
Eode, William, of Chillerton, Isle
of Wight, 179.
Eperston, John de, mayor of Lin-
coln, 489, 501.
Eppeworth. See Epworth.
Epsle. See Ipsley.
Epworth, Eppeworth [co. Lincoln],
494.
Ercall, High, Ercalwe Magna [co.
Salop], manor, 403.
, . . . . , vicar of, 403.
, . . . . , Isombridge in, Isen-
brugg, 148.
, . . . . , Poynton in, Peuing-
ton, 278.
Ercalwe, William de, 403.
Erchebaud. See Archebald.
Ercher, John, 410, 413.
Cf. Archer.
Erdesley. See Eardisley.
Erdyngton. See Eardington.
Erdyngton, Erdynton, Giles de,
116.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
116.
, . . . . , Thomas, son of, and
Margaret, his wife, 116, 117.
, Henry de, 116.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
491.
Erehethe. See Erith.
Eresford Brigge, cos. Buckingham
and Northampton, 310.
Ergham, Erghom [co. York], 467.
Erghum, Ergum, Erghom, Master
Ralph de, commissioner, 65.
, Ralph, doctor of laws,
bishop of Salisbury, 208, 212,
215, 248, 290, 336, 343.
, . . . . , commissioner, 325.
, William de, commissioner,
321.
Erith, Erehethe, co. Kent, 386.
Erleswood. See Earlswood.
Erlyngton. See Arlington.
Ermyte, Thomas, 76.
Ernald, John, 234, 336.
Erneclif. See Arncliffe.
Ernesby. See Arnesby.
Ernesby, John, 337.
, John son of John de,
424.
Erneshill, John, 327.
Ernysby. See Arnesby.
Erringden, co. York, Wadsworth in,
Waddesworth, 154.
Ertham. See Eartham.
Erthynglegh. See Ardingley.
Erugge, Richard, 495.
Eryum on Tese. See Yarm.
Escryk, Johnde, of Selby, co. York,
476.
Esendon. See Essendon.
Esher, Essher [co. Surrey], parsons
of, 234.
hospital of Sandon in, 447.
Esker [co. Dublin], lordship of, 123.
Eskhed, John, 224.
, Richard, commissioner, 224.
Eslyng. See Eastling.
Esmeryk, Bernard, ship-owner of
Aragon, 65.
Essartis, Hugh de, temp. Stephen,
466.
Esseby la Zuche. See Ashby de la
Zouch.
Esseholt by Dunsterre. See Asholt.
Essendon, Esendon [co. Hertford],
359.
Essex, 63, 84, 85, 126, 144, 148, 158,
159, 192, 223, 236, 237, 258,
315, 332, 341, 369, 417, 435
bis, 482, 489, 492.
, certain cloths made in,
exempted from inclusion in a
statute, 396.
....... collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Seburgh,
Richard.
, commission of array in, 497.
, commission of the peace
in, 137, 314, 323.
, commission of sewers in,
485.
, escheator in. See Bataill,
Thomas ; Keterich, Roger ;
Welde, John atte.
, issues of, 469.
justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, justices of the peace in,
118.
, marshes in, commission of
sewers in, 161.
Essex, outlawries in, 118, 263, 264
bis, 270, 296, 357, 421 bis,
448, 472.
, sheriff of, 28, 56, 57, 415.
, See Bataile, John.
, sheriff and barons of, letters
of Stephen and Henry II to,
85.
588
GENERAL INDEX.
Essex, earl of. See Bohun, Hum-
phrey de.
Essex, Henry de, temp. Stephen,
466.
, . . . . , constable, temp.
Henry II, 289.
, John, 65, 142.
, servant of John
Cheyne, 63.
, Robert, 122.
, Joan, wife of, 122.
Essher. See Esher.
Essholt, Richard, walker, 151.
Estbolton in Wensladale. See
Bolton, Castle.
Estbrun. See Eastburn.
Estcherche. See Eastchurch.
Estcheyham. See Cheam, East.
Estcoker. See Coker, East.
Estdepyng, Estdepinge. See Deep-
ing.
Estderham. See Dereham, East.
Estergate. See Eastergate.
Estfeld, William de, commissioner,
217.
Estgrenewich, Estgrenewych. See
Greenwich.
Estham, Esthamme. See Ham,
East.
Esthampsted. See Easthampstead.
Esthanyngfeld. See Hanningfield,
East.
Esthenereth. See Hendred, East.
Estlulleworth. See Lulworth, East.
Estmarcham. See Markham.
Eston fin Ormesby], Eston in Clyve-
land [co. York], 11, 163.
, liberty of, 331.
Eston. See Easton.
Eston, John de, Robert son of
William son of, 163.
, Richard, of Willesdon, 290.
Estradn, David son of John de,
chaplain, presented to the
church of English Bicknor,
173.
Estre. See Easter.
Estree. See Eastry.
Eststandon. See Standen, East.
Estsutton. See Sutton.
Esttofte, William, 494.
Estwode. See Eastwood.
Estyngton. See Eastington.
Estynham, John de, clerk, 409.
Esyngton. See Easington.
Eton, co. Buckingham, 201.
, Eton by Wyndesore [co.
Buckingham], parsons of,
189.
Eton. See Eaton.
Eton — cont.
Tregoz. See Eaton.
Eton, John de, clerk, 363.
, William de, William servant
of, 90.
Etton [co. York], 467.
Etton, Thomas de, 13.
, commissioner, 491.
, . . . . , the elder, commis-
sioner, 160.
, . . . . , the younger, keeper
of the chase and warren of
Kirkby Malzeard and Nidder-
dale, 276.
Euer, Ralph de, 302.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of,
daughter of Aymer de Atholl,
302.
, Robert de, 298, 336, 344.
, commissioner, 51.
, Walter de, 336.
, . . . . , constable of Carlow
castle, 339.
Eukesbury. See Exbury.
Eustace, son of king Stephen, 465.
Eustace, Humphrey son of, of Bar-
rington, temp. Stephen and
Henry II, 85 bis.
Eustas, John, of Acton, co. Middle-
sex, 72.
Evatte, Master Joyce, 84.
Evenwood, Evenwode [co. Durham],
park, parker of. See Chaun-
deler, John.
Everard, Martin, commissioner, 485.
, Patrick, 373.
, Joan, wife of, 374.
, Thomas, the elder, of Wat-
ton, co. Norfolk, 152.
, . . . . , the younger, of Wat-
ton, co. Norfolk, 144, 152, 275.
Evercreech, Ever cry ch [co. Somer-
set], vicars of, 112.
Everdon, Philip de, dean of St.
Peter's, Wolverhampton, let-
ters patent of, 282.
Everesle. See Eversley.
Eversley, Everesle [co. Southamp-
ton], church, 212.
Everton [co. Bedford], vicar of, 433.
Everyngham, Adam de, of Laxton,
commissioner, 136, 223.
Evesham, co. Worcester, 339.
, abbot of, 330.
, John, abbot of, 41, 339.
, abbot and convent of, 109,
296.
Evesham, Thomas de, deputy con-
troller of customs in the port
of London, 462.
GENERAL INDEX.
589
Ewan, John, of Wareham, 409.
Ewardeby. See Ewerby.
Ewart, Eworth [in Doddington, co.
Northumberland], 109.
Eweas. See Ewyas.
Ewehurst. See Ewhurst.
Ewell, John de, commissioner, 156.
Ewerby, Ewardeby, Iwardby,
Iwardeby [co. Lincoln], par-
son of , 126, 279, 432'.
Ewerye. See Lewerye.
Ewhurst, Ewehurst [co. Sussex],
prebend of. See Hastings.
Eworth. See Ewart.
Ewyas Lacy, Eweas in Wales [co.
Hereford], land of, 29.
, land and lordship of, 34.
Ewyas, William, vicar of Staverton,
co. Gloucester, 268.
Of. Deuyas.
Ewys, Robert de, commissioner, 158.
Exbury, Eukesbury [co. Southamp-
ton], 261.
Exchequer, the, 6, 44, 47, 48, 83,
94, 95 bis, 122, 129, 169, 171,
174, 185, 190, 203, 213, 214,
216, 250, 278, 295, 299, 300,
304, 334, 338, 352. 355 bis,
368, 369, 372, 381, 385, 386
bis, 395, 397, 399, 400,
402, 404, 406, 407, 408, 434,
442, 456, 457, 459, 461, 470,
473, 479.
, annuities, 5, 9, 15, 16, 31,
48, 49, 77, 79, 84, 92, 100,
105, 163, 170, 174, 177, 180,
181, 183, 189, 198, 203, 204,
213, 215, 240, 246, 250, 252,
253, 255, 257, 262, 265, 267,
274, 283, 294, 296, 303, 306,
307, 308, 309, 310, 334, 335,
336, 337, 338, 344, 346, 347,
349, 351, 352, 354, 357, 359,
360, 361, 365, 366, 367, 368,
369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 377,
378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383,
384, 385, 386, 388, 389, 390,
392, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399,
401, 402, 404, 405, 407, 424,
438, 440, 444, 447, 458, 460,
468, 470, 471, 473, 474, 475,
476, 478, 481.
, auditor of. See Gosebourn,
John.
, chief baron of. See Asty,
Henry ; Percehay, Henry.
, barons of. See Aller-
thorp, Laurence de ; Blockele,
John de ; Drayton, Master
Nicholas de ; Tauk, William.
Exchequer — cont.
, chamberlains of. See
Mulsho, William de ; Sib-
thorp, Robert de.
, clerk in, 82.
, receipt of, 3, 5, 7, 36, 45,
77, 93.
, . . . . , teller of. See Beau-
foy, William.
, . . . . , ushers of. See Bray,
John ; Edrych, John.
, seal of, 473.
, treasurers of. See Assheton,
Robert de ; Scrope, Richard
le ; Wakefeld, Henry de.
, treasurer and barons of, 77,
93, 94, 174, 195, 196, 383,
402, 427, 473, 479.
, treasurer and chamberlains
of, 309, 452.
Exemptions from being put on assizes
&c, 17, 18, 19, 31, 33, 43, 46,
76, 79, 83, 87, 92, 111, 114,
116, 129, 162, 165, 172, 207,
213, 256, 258, 272, 277, 287,
349, 388, 422, 428, 430, 434,
468, 482, 484.
Exestre, John de, presented to the
church of Patching, co. Sus-
sex, 40.
Exeter, collectors of customs at, 206.
, farm of, 298.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49,
206, 476.
, gaol delivery of, 294.
, castle, gaol delivery of, 273.
, port of, controller of cus-
toms in. See Hadlegh, Peter.
, repair of the walls of, 476,
502.
, cathedral church, canons of.
See Cheyne, John ; Vagges-
comb, Robert.
, . . . . , dean and chapter of,
360.
, . . . . , treasurers of. See
Broke, Robert ; Mugge
William.
, , prebends in, 268, 275,
276.
, . . . . , prohibition of papal
collations to farms of, 488.
, priory of St. Nicholas, Gil
bert, prior of, 450.
Exeter, diocese, 22, 40, 70, 72, 93,
100, 124, 128, 165, 180, 194,
241, 268, 269, 270, 286, 294,
304, 340, 346, 363, 366, 370,
372, 373, 393, 395, 433, 437,
454, 475.
590 GENERAL INDEX.
Exeter, archdeacon of. See Veruhio,
Peter de.
, archdeaconry of, 80.
Exeter, bishop of. See Brantyng-
ham, Thomas de.
Exnyng, Matthew, monk of St.
Nicholas', Exeter, 450.
Exton, co. Somerset, 386.
Exton, Nicholas, citizen and fish-
monger of London, 99, 125.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
99, 125.
, . . . . , Richard, brother of, 99.
Eyam, Eywom [co. Derby], parsons
of, 76.
Eycle. See Eagle.
Eycote [in Colesborne], co. Glouces-
ter, manor, 100.
Eye [co. Suffolk], alien priory of,
74, 83, 207, 211, 241.
Eyford [co. Gloucester], manor and
advowson, 109.
Eykeryng. See Eakring.
Eynesford, John de, commissioner,
139, 490, 499.
Eynesham, William de, 23.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 254.
Eynon, Ralph ap, Joan relict of,
372.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas son of,
and Joan, his wife, 372.
, Thomas ap, 240.
Eynsham, Eynesham [co. Oxford],
abbey, porter of, 204.
Eyremyn. See Ayermyn.
Eystanes atte Mounte. See Easton,
Great.
Eyston, John, of London, mercer,
176, 275.
, William de, of Isleworth, 80,
84.
, , Isabel wife of, 80, 84.
Eyton, Eyton Stokkes [in Alber-
bury, co. Salop], 278.
Eyton, Robert de, of Morley, co.
Derby, 189, 191.
Eywom. See Eyam.
F
Fadmoor, Fadmore [in Kirkby
Moorside, co. York], 316.
Fagerwella. See Fairwell.
Fagherwald, Richard de, 83.
r Fairfax, John, parson of Prescot, co.
Lancaster, 206.
Fairwell, Fagerwella [co. Stafford],
nuns of, charters in favour
of, 182.
Fakenham Magna, Fakenham Aspes
[co. Suffolk], manor, 276.
Fakenham, Thomas, 32.
Falbek, Robert, chaplain, presented
to a chantry in the church of
St. Pancras, 37 bis.
, presented to Swale-
cliffe, co. Kent, 179.
Falbergh, Henry de, 336.
falcons, the king's, bearer of, 105,
196.
, . . . ., purveyor for, 71, 238,
436.
Fall, Stephen de, 483.
Fallardeston. See Faulston.
Fallewesley, John de, knight, 289.
Falmer, Falmere, co. Sussex, 496.
Fanford, John, 431.
Fanges. See Vange.
Fangfosse, John de, presented to
the church of Allesley,
359.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Little Compton, co.
Warwick, 384.
Faringdon [co. Berks], manor of
Littleworth in, Worde, 259.
, manor of Wadley in, Wadele,
259.
, manor of Wicklesome in,
Wykyngesham, 259.
Farle, Richard, of Basingstoke, 119.
Farlee, William de, king's clerk,
197.
, . . . . , clerk, keeper of the
wardrobe, 400.
Farlegh, William de, 31.
, Agnes, wife of, 31.
See Ferlegh.
Farleigh, Farle [co. Wilts], courts
of the honour of, 355, 408.
, Monkton, Farlegh, Munke-
ton [co. Wilts], manor, 205.
, . . . . , indenture of William,
prior, and the convent of,
205.
Farlesthorpe, Farlesthorp [co. Lin-
coln], 20.
Farming Woods, Fremyngwodes,
Fermyngwodes [in Brigstock,
co. Northampton], bailiwick,
in Brigstock forest, 124.
I bailiwick, in Rockingham
forest, 190.
Farndon. See Farringdon.
GENERAL INDEX.
591
Farndon, John, serjeant-at-arms,
commissioner, 158.
Farnesfeld, Roger de, of Notting-
ham, 113.
Farney, Fermoy [co. Monaghan],
lands of, 340.
Farnham, 244.
, co. Buckingham, 4, 23.
, . . . ., manor, 4, 23.
[co. Surrey], park, 237.
[co. York], Scotton in, 79,
215.
Farnham, John, 457.
, Master William, parson of
Walkington, co. York, 42.
Farnhill, William, forester in the
New Forest, 445.
Farnyngho, Robert de, 305.
Farringdon, Farndon [in Stoke
Courcy, co. Somerset], 97.
Faryngdon, Walter, parson of Whit-
church, co. Buckingham, ex-
changed to the church of Ick-
ham, 116.
Faryngton, John de, commissioner,
325.
, Robert de, 28.
, , clerk, 339.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
28, 190, 205, 338 ter, 339,
396.
, . . . . , presented to the
chantry of Menacuddle and
church of St. Clether, co.
Cornwall, 22.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Harlow, co. Essex,
32.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of St. Dunstan in the
East, London, 44.
, . . . . , king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Westbury col-
legiate church, 195.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Lincoln, 392.
, . . . . , grant of prebend to,
revoked, 393.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Ivinghoe, co. Buck-
ingham, 394.
Fastern. See Vastern.
Fastolf, Alexander, John son of,
211.
, Hugh, 51, 110.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
211.
, . . . . , commissioner, 222,
487, 490.
, John, commissioner, 41 1,412.
Fastolf — cont.
, John, the younger, 211.
Faucomberge, Thomas, knight, 74,
178.
, Walter, commissioner, 498.
, . . . . , knight, Isabel late
the wife of, 74, 178.
Fauconer, Faukoner, Edmund, 329.
, . . . . , servant of Robert
Corners, 331.
, commissioner, 315.
, John, yeoman of the house-
hold, 307.
, . . . . , purveyor for the king's
horses, 238, 436.
, Nicholas, keeper of the
forest of Chute, 266.
, Robert, Robert servant of,
196.
, Thomas, 107.
Fauelore, Peter, 293.
Faukoner. See Fauconer.
Faulston, Fallardeston [in Bishop -
stone], co. Wilts, manor, 353.
Fautort, John, 253.
See Vautort.
Favel, John, 420.
Faversham, Faverisham, Favere-
sham, Feversham, co. Kent,
8, 150, 313, 434.
, commission of sewers at,
315.
, port of, 49.
, abbot of, his inn in London,
127.
Fawley [co. Southampton], Hythe
in, Le Heop, 261.
Faxfleet, Flaxflete, Faxflete [in
South Cave, co. York], manor,
180, 462.
Faxton, Richard de, porter of Eyn-
sham abbey, 204.
Fayrthwayt, 135.
Favte, Robert, 263.
Fayth, la, hamlet, by Cork, 309.
Fecamp, Fescambe [Seine Inferieure,
France], abbey of, 128, 162,
210, 422.
Feckenham, Fekenham, co. Wor-
cester, 493.
, manor, 493.
, charter dated at, 433.
, stank of, 92.
, Ham Green in, Homme,
234, 336.
, manor of Holloway in,
Holeweie, Ho lew eye, 13, 262.
Fekenham. See Feckenham.
Fekenham, Robert, of the New
Forest, 37.
592
GENERAL INDEX.
Felbrigge, George de, 385.
, king's esquire, 76,
213.
, . . . . , farmer of subsidy and
customs in Norfolk, Suffolk
and Essex, 311.
, . . . . , keeper of Colchester
castle &c, 368.
, . . . . , bailiff of Rochford
hundred, 397.
Felchone, John, merchant of the
Hanse, 417.
Feld, Felde, Edmund de la, chantry
chaplain in St. Mary's, Here-
ford, 75.
, John de la, 481, 482.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
481.
, Robert, of London, 210,
399.
, William de la, 122.
Feldallyng. See Dalling, Field.
Felde. See Feld.
Feldeston. See Fieldstown.
Feliskirk [co. York], Thirlby in,
Tlirilby, 281.
Felsa, near Meaux [co. York], 467.
Felstead, Felsted [co. Essex], 360.
, Blacholley in, 360.
Felton [co. Northumberland], manor,
302.
Felton, Hamo de, knight, 133.
, commissioner, 144,
497, 502.
, John de, knight, commis-
sioner, 151.
, Thomas de, knight, 14, 22,
94, 108, 110.
, . . . . , seneschal of Gascony,
77, 93.
, . . . . , seneschal of Aquitaine,
186.
, . . . ., justice of Chester, 293.
, Joan, wife of, 14, 94,
108, 110.
, . . . . , Sibyl, daughter of, 110.
Feltwell, Robert, 318.
Fencotes, John de, justice of gaol
delivery, 401.
Fenes, William, 249.
Fenham [in St. Andrew's, New-
castle], co. Northumberland,
143.
Fenne, William atte, bondman of
the abbot of Ramsey, 107.
Fenrother, Master Adam de, warden
of the free chapel of St.
Edmund, Gateshead, ex-
changed to All Hallows the
Great, London, 305.
Fenrother, Master Adam de — -cont.
, revocation of pre-
sentation of, 426.
Fenstanton. See Stanton, Fen.
Fenton, Kirk [co. York], 77.
Fenwyk, Robert de, 298.
Ferenthe. See Frant.
Ferers. See Ferrers.
Feriby. See Ferriby.
Ferlegh, William, 105.
See Farlegh.
Fermory, Richard del, of Kirkham,
co. York, 45.
Fermoy. See Farney.
Fermyngwodes. See Farming
Woods.
Ferns, Femes, Ireland, bishop of.
See Den, Thomas.
, church of, dean and chapter
of, 298.
Ferrariis, Ferrers, Ferreres, Ferers,
Feriers, Henry de, knight,
57, 342, 436, 437.
, . . . ., Joan, late the wife of,
342
, Maud, wife of, 342,
436.
, John de, knight, 173, 189,
288, 343, 349, 358.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, sometime
wife of, 358.
, . . . . , Robert, son and heir
of, 343, 350, 358.
, John, commissioner, 226.
, Martin, commissioner, 139,
153, 499.
, Ralph de, commissioner,
62, 65, 138, 139, 148, 322,
498, 499.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
326, 408, 491.
, Robert de, earl of Derby,
temp. Henry III, letters
patent of, 460.
, Robert de, Joan, sometime
wife of, 350, 358.
, William de, 169, 199.
, . . . . , Henry son and heir
of, 45.
Ferriby, Feriby, 212.
, North, Northferiby, Feryby
[co. York], 18.
, . . . . , church, 1 8.
, . . . ., Swanland in, 18, 86.
, South, Feriby [co. Lincoln],
bridge of, 58.
Ferrour, Ferour, Hugh, yeoman of
the household, 382.
, John, 84.
, Richard, 221.
GENERAL INDEX.
593
Ferrour, Richard — cont.
, of Mitcheldean, co.
Gloucester, 220, 221.
, Robert, 388.
, Roger, keeper of the warrens
of Snettisham, co. Norfolk,
and Soham, co. Cambridge,
405.
, Walter, of Stone hundred,
co. Somerset, 172.
, William, 219, 353, 492.
, of Southwark, 337.
Ferry by. See Feryby.
Fersfield, Fersfeld [co. Norfolk],
parson of, 277.
Fersheford. See Freshford.
Feryby. See Ferriby.
Feryby, Ferryby, Hugh de, clerk,
188.
, John de, 435.
, Nicholas de, clerk, 414.
, Thomas de, 188.
, , clerk, 337.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Kippax, 420.
, William de, clerk, 414.
, . . . . , parson of Stokesley,
co. York, 18.
, . . . . , prebendary of York,
73.
, canon of St. Peter's,
York, 73.
Fescambe. See Fecamp.
Feugers. See Fougeres.
Feversham. See Faversham.
Fevre, William, vicar of Beckford,
co. Gloucester, exchanged to
the vicarage of Ombersley,
co. Worcester, 2.
Fieldstown, Feldeston [in Clon-
methan, co. Dublin], 482.
manor, 482.
Fiffid, John, sheriff of London, 37.
Fifhide. See Fifield Bavant.
Fifhide, Fyfhide, Fyfhyde, John,
495.
, . . . . , commissioner, 222.
, William, 492, 495.
, commissioner, 222,
333, 492.
See Fiffid.
Fifield Bavant, Fifhide, co. Wilts,
manor, 33.
Figere, John del, master of the
St. John of San Sebastian,
507.
Filey [co. York], Newbiggin in,
Neubiging, 467.
Filgrave [co. Buckingham], parsons
of, 34.
Fillongley, Filongleye, co. Warwick,
manor, 196.
Fillyngham, John, 392.
Filongleye. See Fillongley.
Filtz Richard. See Fitz Richard.
Finchingfield, Fynchyngfeld [co.
Essex], vicarage of, 167.
Finckley, Fynkele [in Andover, co.
Southampton], park, 38.
Findon, Fyndon [co. Sussex], church,
9.
Fine Roll, 40, 73.
Finglas, Fynglas [co. Dublin], pre-
bend of. See Dublin.
Finningley, Fynyngley [co. Notting-
ham], manor, 153.
Fipayn, John, knight, commissioner,
65.
Firsby [with Saxby], Frisby [co.
Lincoln], manor and advow-
son, 470.
Fischus. See Fishehouse.
Fishacre, Martin de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Fishehouse, Fischus [in Ottringham,
co. York], 467.
Fisherton Anger, Fissherton by
Salesbury, Fyssherton [co .
Wilts], 176, 295.
fishing nets, illegal, 489.
Fishlake, Fisshelak, co. York, 154.
Fissheburn, John de, clerk of the
dioceses of Lincoln, York and
Durham, 240.
Fisshelak. See Fishlake.
Fisshelak, Thomas son of Thomas de,
10.
Fissher, Fisshere, Fysshere, John,
358, 459.
, . . . . , chaplain, 437.
, Nicholas, purveyor for the
household, 71.
, Thomas, of Frowlesworth,
424.
Fissherton by Salesbury. See
Fisherton Anger.
Fisszare, Sir Stephen le, of Swindon,
chaplain, 205.
Fitelton. See Fittleton.
Fitlyng, Fytlyng, Amand, canon of
St. Paul's, London, guardian
of the spirituality of the
bishopric of London, 131, 196.
, Thomas, commissioner, 139,
497.
Fittleton, Fitelton, co. Wilts, 195.
Fitz Alan, Richard, earl of Arundel
and Surrey, 6, 26, 86, 129,
142, 155 bis, 243, 299, 374,
441, 492, 495.
Wt. 18915.
E 38
594
GENERAL INDEX.
Fitz Alan, Richard — cont.
, . . . . , keeper of Porchester
town, castle and forest, 250.
, . . . . , commissioner, 1 36,
137, 139, 158, 314 bis, 415,
499 bis.
, . . . . , Eleanor, wife of, 243.
, . . . . , Richard, son of, 299.
, . . . . , Eleanor, daughter of,
wife of Robert de Ufford, 299.
Fitz Alayn, Thomas, 61.
Fitz Andreu, Roger, 241.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 241.
Fitz Elys, John, clerk, 86.
, John, ratification in favour
of, revoked, 31.
, John, parson of Wicklow,
84.
, John, archdeacon of Glen-
dalough, 84.
, Robert, Margaret late the
wife of, 202.
, . . . . , William brother of,
202.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (Duyn)
daughter of, 202.
Fitz Eustace, John, 111.
Fitz Eyr, John, 433.
Cf. Fisszare.
Fitz Herberd, Edmund, commis-
sioner, 136, 219, 499.
, William, 482.
Fitz Johan, John, 255.
, . . . . , Agnes late the wife
of, 255.
Fitz Moritz, Gerard, earl of Kildare,
394.
, commissioner, 416.
Fitz Payn, John, 458.
, Cf. Fipayn.
, Robert le, commissioner,
136, 139, 155, 219, 327, 332,
408, 499.
, Robert, knight, 111.
Fitz Piers, Baldwin, of Glenfield,
Joan daughter of, 45.
Fitz Rauf, Robert, 408.
Fitz Richard, Ralph, 433.
, Ralph, commissioner, 62.
Fitz Thomas, Maurice, earl of Kil-
dare, justiciary of Ireland,
244, 266.
Fitz Waryn, Ivo, knight, 492.
, Philip, commissioner, 141,
153, 324.
, Philip, knight, 261.
Fitz Wauter, Fitz Wautier, John,
453.
, . . . . , Walter, son and heir
of, 453.
Fitz Wauter — cont.
, John, of Dunham, co. Not-
tingham, 411.
, Thomas, archdeacon of Kil-
dare, 120.
, Walter, 122, 191.
, . . . . , commissioner, 489.
, William, commissioner, 499.
Fitz William, John, commissioner,
158, 326.
, Thomas, commissioner, 490,
497.
, William, 30.
Fladbury, Fladebury [co. Worcester],
church, 7.
, parson of, 262.
Flamborough, Flaynburgh [co. York],
149, 150.
Flamstead, Flamstede [co. Hert-
ford], parsons of, 277.
Flamvill, Flamvyll, Flamvyle,
Robert, commissioner, 137.
, William, commissioner, 322,
333, 494.
Flanders, 65, 505.
, Flaundres, count of, 508.
, county of, 503.
, lieutenant and governor of.
See Juliers, William, marquis
of.
Flandres, Guy de, 503, 506.
Flaundres. See Flanders.
Flaxflete. See Faxfleet.
Flaynburgh. See Flamborough.
Fleccher, Richard, 416.
Cf. Flechare.
Flecham, John, of Shalford, co.
Essex, commissioner, 415.
Flechare, William le, of Bradley,
co. Worcester, 251.
Cf. Fleccher.
Fleet, Flete [co. Lincoln], 23, 135,
138, 332, 406, 417.
Flemyng, Flemmyng, Alice, 411.
, Simon, 104.
, Stephen, 460.
, . . . . , of co. Meath,
295.
, Thomas, 411.
, Torinus, dyer, 150.
Fleshewer, Flesshewere, John, of
Wooler, 59.
, Thomas, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Flessheman, Robert, of Norton, 302,
402.
Flesshewere. See Fleshewer.
Flete. See Fleet.
Flete, Joan atte, 285.
, Richard de, 177,
GENERAL INDEX.
595
Flete — conL
, William of the (Othflete),
Joan wife of, 285.
Flette. See Flitt.
Flicham. See Flitcham.
Flint, Flynt, county of, 375, 389.
, . . . . , dower of the princess of
Wales in, 374.
Flisco, Nicholinus de, 503, 505.
Flitcham, Flicham [co. Norfolk],
vicars of, 74.
Flitt, Flette, Flitte, co. Bedford,
hundred of, 406, 454.
Flitteris, Fliterys, Flyterys [in Oak-
ham, co. Rutland], park,
keeper of. See Gambon,
William de ; Slegh, John.
, works in, 105.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Hyde, John atte.
Flittewyk. See Flitwick.
Flittewyk, David de, 473.
Flitwick, Flittewyk, Fitwyk [co.
Bedford], 14, 181, 473.
, Priestley in, Prestelee, 181.
Flixborough, Flixburgh [co. Lin-
coln], church, 428.
, parson of, 192.
Flixton [in Folkton, co. York],
414.
Flore, William, of Oakham, receiver
at Oakham, 73.
Florence [Italy], merchants of, 148.
, merchants of the society of
Bardi in, 5, 30, 181, 505.
Flynt. See Flint.
Flynton, Walter de, 18.
Flyterys. See Flitteris.
Fobbing, Fobbyng [co. Essex], 84.
, ship of, 156.
Fode, Richard, 473.
. . . ., serjeant of the bake-
house, 473.
, . . . . , serjeant baker, pur-
veyor for the household, 238,
239.
, . . . . , serjeant harbinger of
the king's horses, 447.
Foderyngeye, Fodryngeye. See
Fotheringhay.
Foghel, John, commissioner, 500.
Cf. Foughle.
Fogheleston. See Fugglestone.
Folde, William atte, citizen and
fishmonger of London, 12.
Fole, Philip, ap Ye van ap Gruffuth,
425.
Foletby. See Fulletby.
Foljambe, Foljeaumbe, Godfrey,
commissioner, 59, 63, 137.
Foljambe, Godfrey — cont.
, , knight, 180, 283, 284,
323, 462.
, Anina, wife of, 283,
284.
Folkerthorp, Thomas de, vicar of
St. Laurence Walmgate,
York, exchanged to the
church of Hinderwell, co.
York, 165.
, . . . . , controller of customs
at Boston, 193, 288.
Folkestone, Fulston [co. Kent], bal-
linger of, officers of, 61.
, vicars of, 72.
, alien priory of, 72, 411.
Folkton [co. York], Flixton in, 414.
Folkyngham, John de, clerk, at-
torneys received by, 430.
Folly John, Foli Johan [co. Berks],
manor, works at, controllers
and surveyors of. See Hanes-
worth, Robert ; Payntour,
John.
, park, keeper of. See
Forester, Stephen.
Folstowe. See Fulstow.
Folvill, John, commissioner, 51.
Foly Johan. See Folly John.
Folyfayt, Edmund de, 114.
Fontays, Richard, 212.
Fontevrault [Maine et Loire,France],
abbess and convent of, 205.
Forcer, Thomas, 246.
Ford, Forthe [co. Salop], chapel of,
154.
Ford, Forde, Henry de, 31, 162.
, Henry, commissioner, 139,
157.
, John atte, of Hurstpier-
point, 496.
, Robert atte, of London,
304.
, Stephen atte, 357.
, Valentine atte, chaplain,
prebendary of Hastings free
chapel, 110, 113.
Fordham, co. Cambridge, manor,
108.
, John de, 196.
, , clerk, 89, 90, 96.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Lincoln, 76.
, Robert de, 100.
Fordingbridge, Fordyngbrigge [co.
Southampton], 481.
Forest on this side Trent, keeper of.
See Foxle, John de.
Forest, beyond Trent, keeper of.
See Latymer, William.
596
GENERAL INDEX.
Forests. See :
Alice Holt. Needwood.
Bere. Parkhurst.
Braden. Pewsham.
Brigstock. Porchester.
Chippenham. Rockingham.
Chute. Rutland.
Coedtraeth. Sherwood.
Dartmoor. Whittlewood.
Dean. Windsor.
Delamere. Wirral.
Inglewood. Woolmer.
Melksham.
Forester, Forster, Christopher son
of Edmund, of Bentham, co.
York, 135.
, Edmund, of Bentham, co.
York, Elizabeth sometime
wife of, 135.
, Edmund, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Whit-
tington, co. Lancaster, 471.
, Geoffrey le, temp. Stephen,
85.
, Henry, citizen and mercer
of London, 47.
, Hugh, 87, 113.
, John, 346, 409.
, John, of Romsey, com-
missioner, 485.
, John son of William, of
Beetham, co. Westmoreland,
135.
, Richard, Richard le, 202,
248, 407.
, . . . . , commissioner, 220.
, Robert, 229, 494.
, Robert son of Edmund, of
Bentham, 135.
, Robert son of Robert, of
Tatham, co. Lancaster, 135.
, Roger, 95.
, Stephen, keeper of the park
of Folly John, 26.
, Thomas, of Burwash, co.
Sussex, 421.
, Thomas, of Thornton Rust,
temp. Henry III, 359.
, Walter, of London, 480.
, William, of Fadmoor, co.
York, the younger, 316.
, William, of Makkeswell,
presented to the church of
Quendon, co. Essex, 169.
, William son of John, of Old
Wennington, co. Lancaster,
135.
, William, Laurence son of,
of Fradley, co. Stafford, 424.
Formage, William, 268.
Forncett, Fornesete, co. Norfolk, 53.
Fornham [co. Suffolk], 144.
, All Saints [co. Suffolk], 263.
, parson of, 263.
Forsse, John, of Devon, 434.
Forstall, Geoffrey, 5.
Forstebury, Robert, 195.
Forster. See Forester.
Forthe. See Ford.
Foryate, Richard, of Shrewsbury,
103.
Foss, Fosse by York [co. York],
stank of, 173.
Fossard, W., temp. Stephen, 465.
Fossdyke, Fosdyke [co. Lincoln],
between the Trent and Lin-
coln, 322.
Foston [co. Lincoln], 94.
on the Wolds, Foston by
Holderness [co. York], 369.
, . . . . , advowson of, 470.
Foston, Geoffrey de, presented to
the vicarage of Marston-upon-
Dove, 269.
, Richard de, canon of Roces-
ter, 159, 219.
, Thomas de, clerk, 472.
Fotheringhay, Fodryngeye, Foderyn-
geye [co. Northampton],
castle and manor, 354, 367,
474, 475.
, castle, constable of. See
Asphull, John.
, park of, keeper of. See
Asphull, John.
Foucher, John, commissioner, 137,
321.
, . . . . , escheator in Derby,
88, 108.
Fougeres, Feugers [Ille-et-Vilaine,
France], abbot of, 387.
Foughle, John, of Chichester,
searcher in all ports of Sussex,
494.
Cf. Foghel, Fowel.
Foukson, Hugh, 419.
Fouldon, John de, parson of Shing-
ham, co. Norfolk, 402.
Fouler, Waller, 318.
Foulmere [co. Cambridge], 263.
Founhope. See Fownhope.
Fountains [co. York], abbot of, 356.
Fourbour, Geoffrey, of Boston, 277.
, Stephen, his servant, 431.
Fournays, Fourneys. See Furness.
Fournays, Fourneys, Adam de,
chaplain, 108.
, Thomas, draper of London,
commissioner, 66.
Fournyvall. See Furnyvall.
GENERAL INDEX.
597
Fowe, Ivo, Breton, 409.
Fowel, Walter, 468.
Cf. Foghel, Foughle.
Fownhope, Founhope, co. Hereford,
manor, 444.
Fox, John, of Kirton, co. Lincoln,
317.
, Philip, of France, 77.
.., William, 379.
, William, of Wilton, co.
Wilts, 102.
Foxholes, co. York, 414.
Foxholes, John de, 414.
, . . . . , Walter, servant of,
414.
, John, of Langtoft, co. York,
326.
, William de, smith, 297.
Foxle, Foxlee, John de, 216, 262,
285 bis.
, commissioner, 135,
409, 411, 496, 499.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Quenington, co. Gloucester,
169.
, . . . . , warden of the forest
on this side Trent, 204.
, , knight, 440, 456.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of the
castle of Southampton, the
manor and park of Lyndhurst,
the New Forest, and the
hundred of Redbridge, 350.
Foxton, Richard de, commissioner,
51.
Foy, co. Hereford, manor of Eaton
in, Eton Tregoz, 236.
Foyard, Hugh, 117.
Fradley, Frodeleye [in Alrewas,
co. Stafford], 424.
Fradswell, Fredusvall, co. Stafford,
144.
Fraisthorpe, Fraisthorp [co. York],
467.
Framelyngham, John de, the
younger, 157.
Framilode, Fromlode, co. Gloucester,
manor, 416.
Framlingham, Little, Framlyngham,
co. Norfolk, 53.
Frampton, Frompton [co. Dorset],
priory, 219.
, priors. See Brioto,
Laurence de ; Naget, William.
, . . . . , alien priory, 259.
, . . . . , vicarage, 259.
[co. Lincoln], parson of,
485.
Frampton, Walter, of Buckland
Ripers, 160.
France, 21, 77, 198, 212, 241, 286,
484, 502.
, arms of England and, on
silver, 403.
, expected invasion from,
153.
, proclamation to the inhabi-
tants of, 505.
, war with, 117, 177, 194,
197, 232, 355, 435, 484, 492.
, alien priories in the king's
hand by reason of the war,
2 bis, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14 bis, 15,
16, 17 bis, 20 bis, 22 bis, 23,
24, 25, 34, 36, 40 bis, 42, 43,
44, 45, 57, 61, 68, 70 bis,
72, 73, 74, 82, 83 bis, 87, 88,
90, 91, 93, 94, 96, 98, 100,
104, 110, 112 bis, 114 bis, 119,
123, 124, 125, 127, 128, 130-
132 passim, 160, 162-169
passim, 171, 172, 173, 177, 180,
183, 184, 185, 187 bis, 188, 190,
bis, 191, 197, 201, 203, 204,
207 bis, 208, 210, 211 bis,
231, 233, 234, 235, 236 bis,
241, 242 bis, 245, 246, 250,
252, 253, 254, 255, 257-259,
262, 265, 269 bis, 270, 273,
276, 280, 286, 293, 300, 302,
305, 334, 335 bis, 336, 339 ter,
340, 341, 345, 346, 353, 361,
365, 366, 368, 370, 371, 372,
373, 384, 392, 393, 394, 395,
399, 402, 411, 420, 422 bis,
425, 437, 449, 454, 463 bis,
475, 484, 488.
Franceys. See Fraunceys.
Franchame. See Frankham.
Francheman, William, of Pilgrim
Street [Newcastle on Tyne],
140.
Francoly, George, shipowner of
Aragon, 65.
Frank, Franke, Fraunk, Peter,
king's henchman, 378.
, William, commissioner, 153.
, William, of Creech, co.
Dorset, the younger, 13.
Frankelen, Geoffrey, of Long Comp-
ton, 234.
Cf. Fraunkeleyn.
Frankham, Franchame, in Wad-
hurst, co. Sussex, park, 156.
Fransham, Edmund de, 502.
, . . . . , commissioner, 500.
Frant, Ferenthe [co. Sussex], 156.
Fraunceys, Franceys, Adam, citizen
of London, 84.
, John, 424, 439.
598
GENERAL INDEX.
Fraunceys, John — cont.
, . commissioner, 161,
220.
, John, groom of the kitchen,
175, 430.
, Ralph de, temp. Henry III,
426.
, Robert, king's carpenter,
210.
, Robert, millward, of Wat-
ford, 341.
, Thomas, of Collingham, co.
Nottingham, 297.
Fraunk. See Frank.
Fraunkeleyn, John, vicar of Great
Barrington, co. Gloucester,
exchanged to the church of
St. Andrew, Droitwich, 8.
Cf. Frankelen.
Fraunkhome, Robert, 190.
Frebody, William, forester of the
New Forest, 50, 445.
Fredusvall. See Fradswell.
Free chapels. See :
Bedford. Penkridge.
Bo sham. Pleshey.
Bridgnorth. St. Austell.
Gateshead. Shrewsbury.
Hadleigh. Stafford.
London, St. Tettenhall.
Martin's le Wolverhamp-
Grand. ton.
Frelond, Walter, parson of Christian
Malford, co. Wilts, exchanged
to the church of Aldington,
co. Kent, 16.
Freman, John, commissioner, 225.
, John, of Foulmere, co. Cam-
bridge, 263.
Fremyngwodes. See Farming
Woods.
French Roll, the, 372, 378, 453.
Frend, Frende, John, of Salthouse,
co. Norfolk, 147.
, Robert le, 105.
Frendesbery. See Frindsbury.
Frenssh, William, 409.
See Freynsh.
Frenyngham, John de, commissioner,
497.
Frere, John, parson of Dudding-
hurst, co. Essex, exchanged
to the vicarage of East Green-
wich, 22.
vicar of East Greenwich,
exchanged to St. Andrew's,
Cornhill, London, 113.
, . . . . , parson of St. Andrew's,
Cornhill, exchanged to Over-
stone, co. Northampton, 177.
Frere — cont.
, John, Carmelite friar, 228.
, Katharine, sister of the
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower of London, 484.
, William, of Shepton Beau-
champ, 406.
Frerecosyn, Robert, 219.'
Freshford, Fersheford [co. Somer-
set], 31.
Freskeneye. See Friskney.
Freskeneye, John de, parson of two
parts of the church of Fullet-
by, co. Lincoln, 71.
Fresshefeld, John, 495.
Fressheville, John, of Palterton,
co. Derby, 469.
Freston, John de, 51, 52.
Freton, John de, clerk, 89, 113, 463.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
280, 444.
, king's clerk, com-
missioner, 487.
Frevill, Frevyll, Baldwin de, com-
missioner, 142, 416, 499.
Freyn, Nicholas, 409.
Freynsh, William, of Mells, co.
Somerset, 342.
See Frenssh.
Friars, Augustinian, 393.
Hermits of St. Augustine,
446.
, Carmelite, 228.
, . . . . , prior provincial of
See Brom, Thomas.
Hermits, 183.
Minors, 110.
Preachers, 129, 154, 163,
295, 418, 428.
, Ellis, master of the
order, 400.
, prior and chapter pro-
vincial of, in England, 444.
, vagabond, to be ar-
rested, 134, 159.
, Trinitarian, 8.
Frindsbury, Frendesbery [co. Kent],
378.
Frisby. See Firsby.
Friskney, Freskeneye [co. Lincoln],
71.
Frismarsk, Frismersk [disappeared —
co. York], 467, 498.
Frithe, John atte, of Canterbury,
collector of the subsidy on
cloth for sale in Kent, 77.
Fritheby. See Frytheby.
Frocester, Froucestre [co. Glouces-
ter], 45.
, Edward vicar of, 431.
GENERAL INDEX.
599
Frodele, Laurence, 235.
Frodeleye. See Fradley.
Frodsham, Frodesham [co. Chester],
manor, 374.
Frogenhale, Richard, commissioner,
319.
Fro ill, John, escheator in Southamp-
ton, 223.
Froille, William, 95.
Frollesworth. See Frowlesworth.
Fromlode. See Framilode.
Frompton. See Frampton.
Frompton, Walter de, 179.
, , of Bristol, 236.
Frost, John, of Barton on Humber,
searcher in all ports in Lind-
sey, co. Lincoln, 313.
, Richard, vicar of Stogum-
ber, co. Somerset, exchanged
to the church of Huish
Champflower, 210.
, Thomas, bondman of the
abbot of Ramsey, 107.
, Walter, commissioner, 55,
136, 151, 161, 224, 313, 316,
498, 502.
, William, 239.
Frothingham, Walter de, of York,
mercer, 12.
Froucestre. See Frocester.
Frounale, John, 398.
Frouwyk. See Frowyk.
Frowlesworth, Frollesworth [co.
Leicester], 424.
Frowyk, Frouwyk, Henry, com-
missioner, 491.
, Thomas, 4.
Fryday, Richard, vicar of Market
Lavington, co. Wilts, 259.
Fryland, Walter, clerk, 12.
Frytheby, Frythby, Fritheby,
Edmund de, 127.
, , knight, 309, 343.
, . . . . , Margaret late the wife
of, 423.
Fugglestone, Fogheleston [co. Wilts],
parson of, 74.
Fulbeck, Fulbek [co. Lincoln], 61.
Fulbourn, Fulburn [co. Cambridge],
263.
, parson of, 283.
Fulbourn, Fulburn, William de,
parson of Fulbourn, 283.
, . . . . , keeper of the great
wardrobe and attorney of the
princess of Wales, 376.
Fulham [co. Middlesex], parish, 72.
Fulk, forester [of Cannock], temp.
Henry II, 182.
Fuller, John, 38.
Fulletby, Foletby [co. Lincoln],
parson of two parts of the
church of, 71.
Fulnetby [in Rand, co. Lincoln],
204.
Fulston. See Folkestone.
Fulstow, Folstowe [co. Lincoln],
271.
Fulthorp, Roger de, commissioner,
58, 59, 64, 136 bis, 137 ter,
138 bis, 139, 140 bis, 142, 143,
145, 147, 151, 153, 154 bis,
155, 161, 217, 219, 223,
224 ter, 225, 226, 227, 229,
255, 311, 313, 314 ter, 315,
316 bis, 317 bis, 318 bis, 319,
321, 322, 324 bis, 325, 326 bis,
327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332,
411, 412, 414 ter, 416, 485 ter,
490, 491, 494, 498, 500,
501.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
106, 109, 121 bis, 198.
, . . . . , justice of the Common
Bench, 31, 45.
Furbour, John, parson of Cudlawe,
co. Sussex, exchanged to the
church of St. John, Southamp-
ton, 340.
Furness, Furneys, Fournays [co.
Lancaster], 13.
, abbot of, 13, 102, 205.
, sands of, 205.
Furnyvall, Fournyvall, Thomas de,
4, 23, 186.
, William, William de, 185,
217, 363.
Fuyth, Robert, 83.
, . . . . , Joan daughter and
heir of, 83.
Fyfhyde, Fyfhide. See Fifhide.
Fylers, Stephen, of Great Gransden,
288.
Fymmoys, Roger, 360.
Fynch, John, of Saxham, chaplain,
246.
, John, of Thirntoft, co. York,
109.
Fyncheden, William de, knight, 57.
, chief justice of the
Common Bench, 3, 103.
, . . . . , justice of the Bench,
420.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
106, 108.
Fynchyngfeld. See Finchingfield.
Fyndon. See Findon.
Fynglas. See Finglas.
Fynkele. See Finckley.
Fynyngley. See Finningley.
600
GENERAL INDEX.
Fynyngley, Henry de, parson of |
Llanwenarth, 90.
Fysshe, John, the king's fruiterer,
99.
Fysshere. See Fissher.
Fyssherton. See Fisherton.
Fytheler, Richard, of Poole, searcher i
in all ports in Dorset, 149.
Fytlyng. See Fitlyng.
Fyton, Richard, knight, commis-
sioner, 225.
G
Gaal, John, 126.
Gabrielis, Master Paul, of Spain,
the king's physician, 352,
354.
Gacelyn, Edmund, knight, 115.
, Randolf, knight, 115.
Gaddesby, Cadisby [co. Leicester],
425.
Gainsborough, Gaynesburgh [co.
Lincoln], bailiffs and good
men of, grant of pavage to,
453.
Gairgrave, William de, commissioner,
314.
Galard, John, prior of Stoke Courcy,
57.
Galby, William de, clerk, commis-
sioner, 485.
Galmyngton, John de, parson of
Little Torrington, 128.
Galon, Thomas, commissioner, 226,
317.
Gambon, Gamboun, William, 169,
192, 194, 334, 351, 387, 394.
, . . . ., yeoman of the cham-
ber, 44.
, . . . . , gauger of wines at
Sandwich, Dover, Hastings ,
Winchelsea, Shoreham and
Rye, &c, 244.
, . . . . , king's yeoman, 349.
, . . . ., yeoman of the cham-
ber, 352.
, . . . . , keeper of the keys of
the coffers of the chamber,
360.
, . . . . , king's yeoman, keeper
of Flitteris park and Oakham
warren, 361. |
Gamel, Ralph, 419.
, Thomas, of Gonerby, 241.
Gamelston, Robert de, of Retford,
104.
Ganyer, John, of Lydney, com-
missioner, 315.
Garcye, . . . . , of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. John of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
, Lapin, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. Martin of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
, . . . . , master of the St.
James of Castro Urdiales,
507.
Gardener, William, of Waltham
Holy Cross, 357, 472.
Cf. Gardiner ; Gardyner.
Gardham, Gerthom [near Etton,
co. York], 467.
Gardiner, John, 495.
, . . . . , of Broxted, the elder,
435.
Cf. Gardener ; Gardyner.
Gardrobier, William, king's yeoman,
428.
Gardyner, Henry, hayward, 328.
Garendon, Gerondon [co. Leicester],
abbot of, 69.
Gargrave [co. York], Winterburn in,
Wynterburn, 151.
Gargrave, William de, commissioner,
498.
Garland. See Gerland.
Garlek, John, 379.
, , Sarah, wife of, 379.
Garner, John, 158.
Garseton, Adam, citizen and vintner
of London, 462.
, . . . . , Joan, executrix of,
462.
Garth, Adam de la, 115.
, Thomas del, 474.
Garton, co. York, Grimston in, 467.
, Owstwick in, Ousbewik, 467.
Garton, John de, Juliana relict of,
301.
, John de, Joan, relict of,
wife of Robert de Louth,
383.
, John de, of Erith, citizen of
London, 386, 387.
, Margaret, wife of,
386.
, William, of Driffield, pre-
sented to the church of Monk-
silver, 83.
, . . . . , . . . . , parson of
Monksilver, exchanged to
Esher, 234.
GENERAL INDEX.
601
Garwynton, Gerwynton, Garwenton,
Thomas de, commissioner,
148, 158, 224, 315, 412, 417,
491.
, Thomas de, of Well, co.
Kent, 331, 434.
Gascal, Gascall, Robert, 51, 52, 153.
Gascoign, John, of Motrico, master
of the St. Nicholas of Motrico,
507.
Gascon Rolls, 471.
Gascony, 21, 363.
, seneschal of. See Felton,
Thomas de.
, wine of, 26, 405.
Gascoyn, Master John, doctor of
decrees, 290, 291.
Cf. Gaskwyn.
Gasethorp. See Gasthorpe.
Gaskwyn, John, 141.
Cf. Gascoyn.
Gasthorpe, Gasethorp [co. Norfolk],
church, 88.
Gatacre [in Claverley, co. Salop],
278.
Gat combe, Gatecombe, Isle of
Wight, 458.
, Thomas, parson of, 379.
, Chillerton in, Chelyerton,
179.
Gate, Thomas atte, 495.
Gatecombe. See Gatcombe.
Gateneys, John, 484.
Gatesden, John de, knight, 271.
Gateshead, Gatesheved [co. Dur-
ham], 140.
, church, 187.
, chantry in, 127.
, free chapel of St. Edmund,
wardens of, 305.
Gaudeby, Hugh de, attorneys
received by, 304, 462.
, . . . . , presented to the chapel
of Kenwick, co. Norfolk, 468.
, . . . . , commissioner, 485.
Gaunt. See Ghent.
Gaunt, Gislebert de, 287.
, Robert de, temp. Henry I,
287.
, . . . . , William, nephew of,
concistor of Chester, 287.
, Walter de, temp. Henry I,
son and heir of Gislebert,
charter of. 287.
Gausehill, William de, 312.
Gautby, Gouteby [co. Lincoln],
parsons of, 96.
gavelkind, gavelkynde, tenure in,
412.
Gay, Andrew, 399.
Gay — cont.
, Nicholas, of Nottingham,
113.
, Osbert, 60.
, Richard, 431.
Gayhurst, Gothurst, co. Bucking-
ham, 457.
Gaymer, Robert, 263.
Gayner, John, commissioner, 220,
221, 319
, John, of Aylburton, co.
Gloucester, 108.
Gaynesburgh. See Gainsborough.
Gaysle. See Gazeley.
Gayt, William, chaplain, 476.
Gaytford, Gayteford, John, com-
missioner, 414.
, Nicholas de, 220.
Gayton, Geyton [co. Norfolk], 32.
Gaytonthorpe, Thorp by Geyton
[co. Norfolk], 32.
Gaywode, Thomas, 287.
Gazeley, Gaysle [co. Suffolk], vicars
of, 125.
Gebennis, Hugh de, lord of Arthon
and Vorey, 503.
Gedding, Geddyng [co. Suffolk],
parsons of, 24.
Geddington, Geydyngton, Gedyng-
ton [co. Northampton], 34,
259, 263.
wood, Getyngtonwode [co.
Northampton], bailiwick of,
in Brigstock forest, 124.
, Geytyngton [co. NorthamjD-
ton], bailiwick of, in Rocking-
ham forest, 190.
Gedeney, Thomas, controller of
customs at Great Yarmouth,
193.
Gedeneye. See Gedney.
Gedney, Gedeneye [co. Lincoln],
497.
Gedyngton. See Geddington.
Geffray, John, or Sir John, William
Smith called, 220, 221.
Gegge, Thomas, commissioner, 148.
Geiste. See Guist.
Geldeford, John, of Waterbeach, co.
Cambridge, 390.
Gele, Thomas, 492.
Gelle, John, of Cargo Fleet, co.
York, 329.
Geltsdale, Geltisdale, co. Cumber-
land, 225.
Genet, Jeuet, Jouet, William,
steward of the hundreds of
Kingston, Burghill, Cowarne,
Bodenham and Stretford, co.
Hereford, 8.
602
GENERAL INDEX.
Genet, William — cont.
, . . . . , steward of the lord-
ships &c. of Brecknock, Hay,
Huntington and Caldicot, 9.
, . . . . , steward of Brecknock,
240, 370.
, . . . . , commissioner, 496.
Geneurglyn, Generglyn [co. Cardi-
gan], commote of, 374.
Genoa, 449.
, merchants of, 148, 449.
, merchants and ships of,
protection for, 507.
, ships of, 50, 148, 449, 507.
Gentyle, Lewis, of Genoa, 449.
Genue. See Janua.
Genytase, John, 296.
Geoffrey, chaplain of Henry II, 182.
Geoffrey, John son of, de Kayng-
ham, 128.
Gerard, Thomas, of Corfe Castle, 13,
409.
Gerelady, John, 160.
Gerland, Garland, Andrew, of Elm-
don, co. Essex, 61.
, Isabel, of Sussex, 68, 358.
Gerlethorp, Robert de, warden of
the charnel chapel in the
churchyard of St. Mary's,
Worcester, 87, 94.
Germayn, Germeyn, Roger, com-
missioner, 156, 319 bis.
Gernesey. See Guernsey.
Gernon, Margery, 482.
, Nicholas, knight, 122, 203.
, Philip, 312.
, Roger, 338, 340.
Gernun, William, temp. Henrv III,
15.
Gerondon. See Garendon.
Gerseye. See Jersey.
Gerthom. See Gardham.
Gervase, Richard son of, de Wol-
vernehampton, 282.
, Warin son of, chamberlain,
temp. Henry II, 85.
Gervays, John, presented to the
church of St. Andrew, Hert-
ford, 132.
, Thomas, 239.
Gerveys, Roger, presented to the
church of Grimsby, 20.
, . . . . , king's clerk, parson of
St. Mary's, Grimsby, ex-
changed to Eton, co. Buck-
ingham, 1 89.
, William, of Rotherfield, co.
Sussex, 156.
Gerwynton. See Garwynton.
Geryng, John, of Blakeney, 147.
Geryng — cont.
, Simon, 157.
Geth, Thomas, 403.
Getyngton, John de, clerk, 429.
Geve, Richard, 416.
Geydyngton. See Geddington.
Geystre. See Guist.
Geyton. See Gayton.
Geytyngton. See Geddington.
Ghent, Gaunt [Belgium], 503, 506.
, captain, echevins and con-
suls of, 503.
, echevins of, 506.
, letters patent dated at, 503-
506.
, abbey of St. Peter at, abbot
and monks of, 18, 345.
, abbot of, 488.
Gibbes, John, 205, 464.
Gidding, Gyddyng [co. Huntingdon],
262.
Giddyng, Roger, parson of Grave -
send, 179.
Giffard, Gyffard, Edmund, 113.
, Edmund, of Arncot, co.
Oxford, 407.
, . . . . , collector of subsidy
on cloths for sale in Oxford
and Berks, 185.
, John, vicar of Okehampton,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Bradpole, 124.
, Richard, 8.
, Robert, 106.
, Robert, of Dry Drayton,
bailiff of Leightonstone hun-
dred, co. Huntingdon, 150.
, William, 256, 435.
Giffardstoke. See Stoke Gifford.
Gilberd, Philip, 337.
Gilbert, John, bishop of Bangor,
199, 363.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
65.
, . . . . , . . . . , attorneys re-
ceived by, 97.
, . . . . , bishop of Hereford,
199, 216, 231, 363, 426.
Gildeford. See Guildford.
Gildersome, Gildesom [co. York], 25.
Gildesburgh, John de, commissioner,
158, 161 bis, 323, 485.
Gildesom. See Gildersome.
Gildespine, Thomas, 370.
Giles, William, commissioner, 307,
333.
Gillamoor, Gillyngmore [in Kirkby
Moorside, co. York], 316.
Gille, William, burgess of Plymouth,
GENERAL INDEX.
603
Gille — cont.
, William, clerk, 109.
Cf. Gyll.
Gilleson, Thomas, 219.
, Walter, 329.
Gilling, Gillyng in Rydale, co. York,
13.
Gillingham, Gillyngham, Gyllyng-
ham, co. Dorset, manor and
lordship of, 406.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of. See
Haddele, Stephen de.
, . . . ., warren of, 406.
, Langham in, Lange-
ham, 176.
, . . . . , hundred, bailiff of.
See Haddele, Stephen de.
Gillingham [co. Kent], manor of
Lidsingin, Lydesynge, 16, 116.
Gillyngmore. See Gillamoor.
Gillyngmore, Richard de, chaplain,
316.
Gisburn. See Guisborough.
Giseburgh, Gisseburn, John de, citi-
zen of York, 247.
, . . . . , mayor of York, 266.
See Gysburn.
Giseburn. See Guisborough.
Gislebert, Gislebert son of, temp.
Stephen, 86.
Gisors, Gysors, Thomas, citizen, vint-
ner and merchant of London,
84, 197, 253.
Gisseburn. See Giseburgh.
Gissyng, Thomas, knight, 288.
, commissioner, 502.
Glamforthbrig. See Glanford Brigg.
Glamorgan, Glomorgan, lord of. See
Despenser, Edward le.
, lordship of, 256.
, parts of, castles &c. of
Edward le Despenser in, 251.
, receiver of. See Broun,
Thomas.
Glanford Brigg, Glamforthbrig [co.
Lincoln], 58.
Glasney, collegiate church of St.
Thomas the Martyr at, pre-
bend in, 211.
Glaston [co. Rutland], 271.
Glaston, Henry de, presented to the
church of Manordivey, co.
Pembroke, 127.
Glastonbury, Glastyngbury [co.
Somerset], abbey of St. Mary,
voidance of, 127, 270.
, temporalities of, 132.
, , abbot of, 438.
, . . . . , See Chynnok,
John ; Monyton, Walter de.
Glastonbury — cont.
, prior and convent of, 128.
Glauntfordbrigge, Simon de, arch-
deacon of Glendalough, 31.
Glemesford. See Glemsford.
Glemesford, Thomas de, 286.
Glemsford, Glemesford [co. Suffolk],
286.
, church, 17.
Glen Magna [co. Leicester], 265.
Glen, William, of London, cord-
wainer, 265.
Glendalough, Glenlagh, Glendelagh
[co. Wicklow], archdeacon of.
See Fitz Elys, John ; Glaunt-
fordbrigge, Simon de.
Glenfield, Glenfeld [co. Leicester],
45.
Glenlagh. See Glendalough.
Glenteworth. See Glentworth.
Glentham [co. Lincoln], 469.
Glentworth, Glenteworth [co. Lin-
coln], 380.
, vicar of, 380.
Glenvyll, John, of London, tailor,
492.
Glesham, John, of Beckley, co. Sus-
sex, 57.
Glomorgan. See Glamorgan,
glossary :
aleye, 248.
bowestrenges, 38.
brongavel, 484.
but tare, 45.
cogware, 396.
drag, 489.
fleshgavel, 484.
flodgates, 261, 375.
fundour, 407.
hiliere, 264.
jakke, 38.
kereseyes, 396.
laudaies, 10.
maleman, 388.
organer, 92.
' Osmond,' iron called, 455.
piastre, 235.
pollax, 450.
popels, 436.
pypoudres, 484.
shephous, 261.
tangavel, 484.
wunderthon, 489.
Glossop, Gloshop, co. Derby, 486.
Glosthorpe, Glosthorp [in Bawsey,
co. Norfolk], 32.
Gloucester, county, 154, 155, 159,
219, 273, 281, 310, 372, 493.
, . . . . , scarcity of corn in,
319, 320.
604
GENERAL INDEX.
Gloucester, county — cont.
, collectors of sub-
sidy on cloth for sale in.
See Beaupyne, Thomas ;
Canynges, John and Simon.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 499.
, . . . . , commissions of the
peace in, 136, 138, 315, 487.
, . . . . , justices of oyer and
terminer in, 142, 146.
, escheator in. See Brugg,
Edmund de ; Rees, John
ap ; Serjeant, John ; Syf re-
wast, Walter.
, sheriff of, commissioner,
221.
, sheriff of. See Veel, Peter
de.
, outlawries in, 119,
231, 316, 319, 356, 422.
Gloucester, Gloucestre [co. Glouces-
ter], 25, 154, 176, 221, 269,
278
, farm of, 259.
, grant of pavage to, 278.
, bailiffs of, 489.
, castle, 221.
, . . . . , constables of. See
Audele, James de ; Bello
Campo, John de ; Veel,
Peter de.
, prison, 489.
, Foulbrook in, Fulebroc, 12.
, abbey church of St. Peter
in, anniversary of Edward II
in, 41.
, , abbot of, 12, 416.
, . . . . , Thomas, abbot of,
232.
, abbot of, attorneys received
by, 261.
, abbot and monks of, 12.
, abbot and convent of, 25,
362, 431.
, church of the Holy Trinity
in, 162.
, , parson of, 383, 386.
, church of the Friars
Preachers of, 154.
, courts of the honour of,
355, 408.
Gloucestre, John, scholar of the
king's hall, Cambridge, 192.
Glovere, Richard, armourer, king's
helmet -maker in the Tower,
401.
Gobyoun, Thomas, of Laindon, co.
Essex, 241.
, Alice, wife of, 241.
Godard, John, captain of the barge
of Sandwich, 60.
Gode Wynston. See Goodnestone.
Godeberd, Robert, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Sut-
ton, co. Hereford, 187.
, presentation of, re-
voked, 265.
Godefraney, John, of East Stour,
co. Dorset, 176.
Godefray. See Godfrey.
Godelak, Godelake," Goodlak,
Thomas, clerk, 300.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Great Cressingham,
253.
, . . . . , king's clerk, controller
of accounts at Calais, 378.
Cf. Goudelak.
Godeman. See Godman.
Goderich, Goderych, John, keeper
of Rutland forest, 352.
, John, the younger, 397.
, Richard, scholar of the
King's Hall, Cambridge, 192.
, Simon, scholar of the King's
Hall, Cambridge, 192.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Newton Longville,
168, 353.
Goderyngton, William, chaplain,
presented to the vicarage of
Tirley, co. Gloucester, 167.
Godeshalve, John, citizen of Wor-
cester, 230.
Godestowe. See Godstow.
Godestre. See Easter, Good.
Godewynes, Robert, of Blakeney,
147.
Godfrey, Godefray, John, 157, 160.
, . . . . , of Elmdon, co. Essex,
61.
, . . . . , reeve of the manor of
Isleworth, 24.
, Richard, of Langham, co.
Dorset, 176.
Godington, Godyngdon, cos. Oxford
and Buckingham, manor,
30.
Godman, Godeman, John, 144.
, William, 304.
, William, sheriff of Pem-
broke, temp. Edward II, 114.
Godmanchester, Gurmyncestre [co.
Huntingdon], 74.
Godmersham [co. Kent], parson of,
3.
, vicarage, 92.
Godneston. See Goodnestone.
Godsoulle, William, 318.
GENERAL INDEX.
605
Godstow, Godestowe [in Wolvercote, j
co. Oxford], Benedictine
abbey, abbess of, 271.
, See Tracy, Margery ;
Stretele, Agnes de.
, abbey, temporalities of, 1 67.
prioress and convent of, 1 30.
Godwot, Godwote, Godewot, John,
25.
, commissioner, 161,
319.
Godwyne, John son of John, 121.
Godwynston, Alan de, chantry chap-
lain in Canterbury, 114.
Godyn, John, Welshman, 424.
Godynch, John, of West Tyneham,
co. Dorset, 409.
Godyngdon. See Godington.
Godythestre. See Easter, Good.
Gog, Robert, 429.
Golafre, Goloffre, John, commis-
sioner, 136 bis, 220, 498.
Golclif. See Goldcliff.
Goldale, Thomas de, 219.
Goldcliff, Goldclif, Goldclyf, Golde-
clyve, Goldeclif [co. Mon-
mouth], alien priory, 68, 83,
234, 270, 273, 366, 395.
Goldeclif, Goldeclyve. See Gold-
cliff.
Goldesburgh, Richard de, knight,
151.
, Robert de, citizen of York,
474.
Goldeshith, Adam, mercer, 502.
Goldewell, John, 476.
Goldhanger, Goldhangre [co. Essex],
church, 164.
Goldington, Goldyngton [co. Bed-
ford], 370.
Goldspur, Collespore, co. Sussex,
hundred, commission of ar-
ray in, 500.
Goldyng, John, 258.
Goldyngton. See Goldington.
Goldyngton, John de, knight, John
son of, 81.
, Thomas de, presented to
the church of Ashley, co.
Cambridge, 172.
Gole, Richard, 102.
Goloffre. See Golafre.
Gomeniz, Gomeny, Gomenys. See
Gommegnies.
Gomercote. See Somercotes.
Gomme, William, barber, 212.
, keeper of Ardres, 274.
Gommegnies, Gomeny, Gomenys,
Gomeniz [Nord, France],
lcrd of. See Jake, John.
Gomshall, Gomshelf [in Shere, co.
Surrey], 164.
Gondermersk [co. York], 468.
Gonerby, Gonwardby, Gounwardby
[co. Lincoln], 241.
Gonnewardby, Nicholas, of Salis-
bury, 263.
Gonwardby. See Gonerby.
Goodlak. See Godelak.
Goodnestone, Godneston, Gode
Wynston [by Faversham, co.
Kent], 434.
, . . . ., manor, 232.
Goos, John, of Saham Toney, chap-
lain, 147.
Cf. Gous.
Gordon, Richard, commissioner, 486.
, Richard, of Dartmouth, 32.
Gore [in Tunstall, co. Kent], manor,
keeper of, 205.
Gorey, Gurry [in Grouville, Jersey],
castle, keeper of. See Rose,
Edmund.
Gorleston [co. Norfolk], 230.
Gorlofen, Borlebevenne [in Brixton,
co. Devon], 279.
Goryng, William, 482.
Goscelyn, William, hospitaller, 123.
Goseburn, Gosebourn, John de,
commissioner, 148.
, auditor of the Ex-
chequer, 390.
Gosetrowe. See Gostrow.
Gosforth, South, Southgosseforth
[co. Northumberland], church,
460.
goshawks, 393.
Gostrow, Gosetrowe, co. Sussex,
hundred of, commission of
array in, 500.
Gotham, William de, master of
Michael House, Cambridge,
18.
Gothurst. See Gayhurst.
Goudale, John, 430.
Goudelak, William, of Allington,
co. Lincoln, 237.
Cf. Godelak.
Goue, Stephen, the younger, 409.
Gouk, Gouke, Robert, commissioner,
141, 221.
, Thomas, of Boston, 504.
Gounwardby. See Gonerby.
Gour, John, commissioner, 136.
Gournay, Gourney. See Gurnay.
Gous, Henry le, 230.
Cf. Goos.
Gousell, Gousel. See Goxhill.
Gousell, Giles de, temp. Henry III,
370.
606
GENERAL INDEX.
Gouteby. See Gautby.
Gouteby, Richard de, 450.
Gouus, John, 492.
Gowe, John, 90.
Gower, Henry, bishop of St. David's,
letters patent of, 91.
, John, 492.
Goxhill, Gousell, co. Lincoln, manor,
370.
Goxhill, Gousel [co. York], 467.
Grace, Nicholas, 133.
, Simon, 27.
, Thomas, presented to the
chapel of Topcroft, co. Nor-
folk, 198.
Graffham, Grofham [co. Hunting-
don], parsons of, 233.
Grafton Underwood, by Thrapston
[co. Northampton], parson of,
262.
Grainsby, Graynesby, co. Lincoln,
manor, 51.
Gramary, William, knight, of Bicker-
ton, co. York, 459.
, William, knight, 423.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
relict of Thomas Chalfhunt,
423.
grammar school, 80.
Granby, Graneby [co. Nottingham],
63, 142.
Grandissono, Otto de, knight, 14.
See Grantson.
Grandon, Hugh de, 356.
Graneby. See Granby.
Graneby, Amice, 333.
Gransden, Great, Graundesden,
Grantisden [co. Huntingdon],
262, 288.
Grantham, co. Lincoln, 154, 194.
, church, prebend of the south
part of. See Salisbury.
Grantham, John de, presented to
the church of Sundridge, co.
Kent, 21.
, William, William de, 4, 16,
242.
Grantisden, Great. See Gransden,
Great.
Grantson, Graunson, Thomas de,
knight, 172, 193, 236, 274.
See Grandissono.
Graselak, William de, parker of
Corsham, co. Wilts, 396.
Gratewyk, John, 495.
, William, 495.
Gratton, Gretton [in Horton, co.
Staff.], 272.
Gratwayth [co. York], 316.
Graundesden. See Gransden, Great.
Graunson. See Grantson.
Grave, Thomas de, of Morley, co.
Derby, 191.
Gravenore, Richard, commissioner,
56.
Gravesend, Gravesende, Graves -
hende [co. Kent], 179, 358.
, park, 179.
, parson of, 179.
, manor, 191, 238, 347,
348 bis.
, . . . . , letters patent dated
at, 93, 94, 132.
, works at, clerk of.
See Basynges, William de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controllers of.
See Barler, John ; Reygner,
Ellis.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of.
See Heryng, Nicholas.
Grayby, William de, parson of
Adstock, 91.
Grayndon, Ralph, the elder, 221.
Graynesby. See Grainsby.
Grayngham, Robert de, 219.
Graystok, Graystoke. See Grey-
stoke.
Grayve, William, his servant Robert,
163.
, . . . . , Robert son of, of Eston,
co. York, 163.
Greatford, Gretford [co. Lincoln],
237.
Greenborough, Grenebergh [in Lower
Halstow], co. Kent, marsh
of, commission of sewers in,
161.
Greenford, Little, Greneforde [co.
Middlesex], parsons of, 259.
Greenhow, Grenehowe, Grenhowe
[in Ingleby Greenhow, co.
York], liberty of, 331.
Greenwich, East, Estgrenewich [co.
Kent], vicars of, 22, 113.
! Greetwell, Gretewell [co. Lincoln],
55.
i Gregeris, Richard, of Kent, 107.
Gregory, pope, 122.
j Greistok. See Greystoke.
Grenacres, Richard de, 103.
, Robert de, 103.
Grendon, 179.
Underwood, Underwode [co.
Buckingham], parsons of, 437.
Grendon, Edmund, of London, 435.
, John de, commissioner, 311.
Grene, Alan, of Elton, co. Notting-
ham, 63, 142.
, Edmund of the, of Luton,
231.
GENERAL INDEX.
607
Grene — cont.
, Henry, commissioner, 64,
499.
, Henry, parson of Ashley, co.
Cambridge, exchanged to
Gedding, co. Suffolk, 24.
, John, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, chaplain, 63, 142.
, John, chaplain, presented to
the church of Church Law-
ford, co. Warwick, 190.
, John atte, 263.
, Laurence del, of Elton, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
, Nicholas atte, 458.
, Nicholas, commissioner, 63,
64, 134, 136, 142, 147.
, Richard de, clerk, 236.
, Richard, of Foxton, pre-
sented to the church of
Church Lawford, co. War-
wick, 163.
, Richard de, knight, 204.
, Simon atte, citizen and
skinner of London, 11, 102,
104, 112.
, Thomas, groom of the
laundry, 475.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
138, 499.
, Thomas del, of Ackworth,
co. York, 33.
, William atte, vicar of East
Dereham, 230.
Grenebergh. See Greenborough.
Greneforde. See Greenford.
Grenehowe. See Greenhow.
Grenewey, Thomas, of the county of
Stafford, 9.
Grenhagh [Ireland], manor, 70.
Grenhowe. See Greenhow.
Grenwod, John, 329.
, , John, son of, 329.
Gresby, Benedict de, clerk, 260.
, parson of Sheviock,
co. Cornwall, exchanged to
Lidlinch, co. Dorset, 194.
Greseleye, John de, commissioner,
137.
, William de, parson of Hamp-
ton Lucy, co. Warwick, ex-
changed to St. Benet's, Paul's
Wharf, London, 127.
Gresford [co. Denbigh], vicar of,
351.
Gresley, Church [co. Derby], manor
of Drakelow in, 307.
Gressalton, Nicholas de, 502.
Grestain [Eure, France], abbey of,
179,
i Gretewell. See Greetwell.
Gretford. See Greatford.
Grethed, Robert, parson of Widmer-
pool, 456.
Gretton [co. Northampton], manor,
386.
, Grotyngton [in Cardington],
co. Salop, 140.
Gretton. See Gratton.
Grey, Gray, Bartholomew, com-
missioner, 220.
, Brian de, hospitaller, 123,
244.
, Henry le, commissioner, 320.
, Henry de, of Shirland, com-
missioner, 217, 310, 321.
, Henry de, of Wilton, com-
missioner, 220.
, John de, temp. Henry III,
15.
, John de, of Codnor, com-
missioner, 137, 217, 220, 320.
, Reynold de, of Ruthin, com-
missioner, 137, 497.
, . . . . , . . . . , knight, John
son of, 358.
, Roger de, knight, 68, 73.
, . . . . , Adam, son and heir of,
68, 73.
, Thomas son of Roger de,
164.
, . . . . , Margaret and Katha-
rine, sisters and heirs of,
164.
, William de, temp. Henry III,
15.
Greyndore, Greyndoure, Ralph, of
Ruardean, the elder, 221.
, . . . . , the younger, riding
forester in the forest of Dean,
429.
Greyne, Reynold, 192, 194.
Greynham, Richard, chaplain, 350.
Greystoke, Graystok, Graistok,
Greystok, co. Cumberland,
advowson of, 27.
, Ralph baron of, 27, 187.
, , commissioner,
137, 224, 311, 316, 323, 325,
328, 329, 331, 498.
, William de, 27.
, William, baron of, 209.
Griffin ap Johan, parson of English
Bicknor, co. Gloucester, ex-
changed to Brattleby, co.
Lincoln, 276, 288.
Griffyn, Gryffyn, John, clerk, 121,
280, 283.
Grigge, Grygge, Robert, clerk, 21,
, Walter, 29.
608
GENERAL INDEX.
Grimoldby, Grymolby [co. Lincoln],
mediety of the church, 96,
184.
Grimsby, Grymesby [co. Lincoln],
11, 149.
, commission of sewers at,
158.
, church, 20.
, church of St. Mary, parsons
of, 189, 293.
, port of, 48, 98.
, . . . . , searchers in. See
Harsyk, John ; Neuton,
Richard.
Grimstead, Grymstede [co. Wilts],
parsons of, 82.
Grimston, Grumston [co. Leicester],
Geoffrey, reeve of, temp.
Henry III, 426.
, Grymston [co. Norfolk], 32.
[in Garton, co. York], 467.
Gringley, Gryngeley, Gryngeleye
[co. Nottingham], manor, 433,
435.
Grinstead, West, Westgrenestede
[co. Sussex], church, 95.
Grisley, William de, prebendary of
Hastings free chapel, 2.
Griston [co. Norfolk], 147.
Grofham. See Graffham.
Gronall [co. York], 467.
Grondewell, Robert de, vicar
of Netherbury and Bea-
minster, 23.
Groosse, William, of Wrangle,
searcher in all ports in Hol-
land, co. Lincoln, 313.
Grotyngton. See Gretton.
Grove [co. Berks], 284.
Grumston. See Grimston.
Gryffyn. See Griffyn.
Grygge. See Grigge.
Grymbaud, Reyner, of Genoa, a
prisoner, 134.
Grymesby. See Grimsby.
Grymesby, Peter de, commissioner,
55, 136, 151, 161, 313, 324.
Grymmesby. See Grimsby.
Grymolby. See Grimoldby.
Grymstede. See Grimstead.
Grymstede, John de, 82.
Grymston. See Grimston.
Gryngeley, Gryngeleye. See Gring-
ley.
Gueldres [Holland], Reynold, duke
of, 503, 505.
Guernsey, Gernesey, island of, 307.
keeper of. See Bello Campo,
Thomas de ; Calvilegh, Hugh
de.
Guernsey — cont.
, fee of Suart, Sotovart and
la Carne in, 91.
Guetaria, Guytarie [Guipuscoa,
Spain], 507.
, ships of, 507.
Guildford, Gyldeford, Gildeford,
Guldeford [co. Surrey], 50,
484.
, burgesses of, 484.
, account of profits of the
farm of, 484.
, inquisition taken at, 484.
, letters patent dated at, 127,
129, 133, 183.
, church of St. Mary, parsons
of, 40.
Guilsfield {alias Cegidfa), Kekydeva
[co. Montgomery], chapel,
362.
Guisborough, Giseburne, Gysburn,
Gisburn [co. York], 98, 121,
329, 330.
, prior of, 329, 479.
, See Irton, Ralph de.
, servant of, 175.
, prior and convent of, 98,
125, 167, 258.
, priory, advowson of, 178.
, . . . . , chantry to be trans-
ferred to chapel of St. Mary
in, 125.
, Barnaby in, Bernaldby, 330.
Guist, Geystre, Geiste [co. Norfolk],
32, 147.
Guldeford. See Guildford.
Gunton [co. Norfolk], 169, 356.
, John, parson of, 356.
Gurdun, Adam, temp. Edward I,
271.
Gurmonchestre, John de, prebendary
of Lichfield, 261.
Gurmyncestre. See Godmanchester.
Gurney, Gurnay, Gournay, Gornay,
Gourney, Gourneye, Edmund,
247.
, Edmund de, commissioner,
51, 62, 138, 144, 157, 160,
222, 315, 328, 329, 332,
490.
, . . . . , justice of the peace in
Norfolk, 152.
, John, 318.
, , knight, 264.
, Matthew de, knight, 35.
, . . . . , Alice wife of, relict
of John de Beauchamp of
Somerset, 35.
Gurry. See Gorey.
Guynyoneth. See Gwynionydd.
GENERAL INDEX.
609
Guyon, Peter, serjeant-at-arms, 91.
Guytarie. See Guetaria.
Guytarie, Pirepeter de, master of
the St. Mary of Guetaria,
507.
, Sebastian de, master of the
St. Mary of Guetaria, 507.
Gwrtheyrnion, Wartlireynon [co.
Radnor], land and lordship
of, 34.
Gwynionydd, Guynyonith [co. Car-
digan], commote of, 374.
Gyboun, John, grand bedel of Pem-
broke county and keeper of
the gate of Pembroke castle,
128.
Gyddyng. See Gidding.
Gydemey Robert, of Kimmeridge,
409.
Gyen, Gyene, Robert, 445.
, . . . . , Egelyna late the wife
of, 445.
, Robert, of Bristol, 87.
Gyffard. See Giffard.
Gylas, Walter, of Bodemynstre, 230.
Gyldeford. See Guildford.
Gyll, Thomas de, 85.
Cf. Gille.
Gyllyngham. See Gillingham.
Gylot, James, parson of St. James
by Winchester, exchanged to
Burstow, co. Surrey, 80.
Gymer, John, 412.
Gymyngham, William de, chaplain,
356.
Gyney, Roger, commissioner, 53.
Gynnour, Walter, 495.
Gysburn. See Guisborough.
Gysburn, John de, commissioner,
490.
, Thomas, 151.
See Giseburgh.
Gysors. See Gisors.
H
Haburgh, John de, parson of Everby,
279.
Habyndon. See Abington.
Hacch Beauchamp. See Hatch
Beauchamp.
Hacche, Hacch, Henry, of North
Curry, co. Somerset, 327,
328.
Hacchesham. See Hatcham.
Hackney, Hakeneye [co. Middlesex],
388.
, vicars of, 166.
Haclut. See Hakelut.
Haconeshowe, John de, 206, 207.
Haddele. See Hadleigh.
Haddele, Hadele, Stephen de, 478.
, . . . . , bailiff of the hundred
of Gillingham, co. Dorset,
406.
, keeper of the manor
and lordship of Gillingham,
406.
, . . . . , keeper of salmon in
certain rivers, 193.
, . . . . , yeoman of the chanv
ber of queen Philippa, 406.
Hadden, Haweden [in Sprouston,
co. Roxburgh], 435.
Haddenham, Hadenham, co. Cam-
bridge, 172, 277, 404, 477.
, sewers in, 485.
Haddlesey, West, Westhathelsay
[co. York], 30.
Haddon, Geoffrey, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Rede, co. Suffolk, 300.
, Henry de, presented to the
vicarage of Prees, co. Salop,
41.
, John de, bailiff of Sandwich,
49.
, John de, serjeant-at-arms,
commissioner, 218.
Hadenham. See Haddenham.
Haderesham. See Hadresham.
Hadfelda. See Hatfield.
Hadham, Geoffrey, of London,
spicer, 334.
Hadlee, John, citizen of London,
36, 471.
Hadlegh, Peter, controller of cus-
toms at Exeter, 288.
Hadleigh, Haddele, Hadle [co. Essex],
letters patent dated at,
341.
, castle, letters patent dated
at, 475.
, . . . ., works in, 473.
, . . . . , constable or keeper of.
See Whithors, Walter.
, . . . . , porter of. See Nief ,
John.
, . . . . , wardrober in. See
Horslake, Thomas.
, . . . . , chaplain of. See Cook,
Robert.
, . . . . , free chapel in, warden
of. See Cook, Robert.
Wt. 18915.
E 39
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Hadleigh — cont.
, castle and park, keeper of.
See Whithors, Walter.
, . . . . , works in, clerk of.
See Osbren, John.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Cook, Robert.
, . . . . , mills and park of,
works in, clerk of. See
Hannay, William.
, mill, works in, 126.
, park, works in, 63, 473.
, manor, 238.
Hadleye. See Harley.
Hadresham, Haderesham, James, 184.
, . . . . , citizen and fishmonger
of London, 127.
, John de, 235.
, William de, 235.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
235.
Hagerston, Robert de, commissioner,
53.
Haggeford, John, of Welwyn, co.
Hertford, 78.
Hagh. See Hough-on-the-Hill.
Hagh, John de, 71.
, . . . ., commissioner, 158 bis.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
151.
Hagham, John, vicar of Simonburn,
co. Northumberland, ex-
changed to Edith Weston, co.
Rutland, 70.
Haigh, Westhagh [in Kexborough,
co. York], manor, 126.
Haigne, John, 263.
Hail Weston, Haileweston [co.
Huntingdon], chapel of, 431.
Hainault, arms of, on silver, 403.
Ho in ton, Haynton, co. Lincoln, 158.
Hake, John, parson of Cantreff, co.
Brecon, exchanged to the
church of Bernagh, 419.
Hakelut, Haclut, John, of Key-
thorpe, co. Leicester, 97.
, William, keeper of Rutland
forest, 352.
Hakeneye. See Hackney.
Hakeneye, Richard de, of London,
merchant, 504.
Hakes, John, 409.
Haket, Thomas, commissioner, 156.
Halberton [co. Devon], manor of
Oburnford in, Woberneford,
75, 245.
Haldan. See Halden.
Haldanby, Robert de, 435.
, commissioner, 219,
221, 485.
Halden, Haldenne, Haldan, William
de, 125, 378, 434.
, William, commissioner, 223,
319.
, William, citizen of London,
381.
Haldenbyman, William, 494.
Haldenne. See Halden.
Hale, Francis de, 16.
, John de la, commissioner,
136, 139, 219, 332.
, John de, escheator in Somer-
set and Dorset, 208, 343.
See Hales.
Hales, Robert, prior of the hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, 123, 306, 424.
Hales, Hale, Stephen de, commis-
sioner, 317, 328, 497.
Halesowen, Halesowayn, co. Salop,
abbot and convent of, 458.
Halewell, John, sacristan of Shaftes-
bury, 268.
Halghton, John, 58.
, William de, 159.
, commissioner, 144.
Halgton. See Halton.
Halifax, co. York, 154.
Halistane. See Holystone.
Haliwode, Robert, knight, 122.
Halle, Hugh atte, 458.
, . . . . , king's farrier, 353.
, . . . . , prebendary of St.
David's, 122.
, John, 336.
, John atte, 352.
, commissioner, 144.
, . . . . , keeper of salmon in
certain rivers, 193.
, , of St. Alban's, 94.
, .. .., of Wainfleet, co. Lin-
coln, 480.
, . . . ., of Great Yarmouth, 5.
, John de, of Colchester, com-
missioner, 156.
, John del, 338.
, Nicholas atte, 166.
, Richard atte, 225, 233, 352.
, commissioner, 148.
, . . . . , Stephen, son and heir
of, 352.
, Richard, commissioner, 413.
, Robert atte, 352.
, . . . . , of Ogbourne St.
George, commissioner, 321.
, Thomas atte, keeper of the
king's great horses, 79.
, the younger, 79.
, Thomas atte, of Desborough,
46.
GENERAL INDEX.
611
Halle — cont.
, Thomas atte, of Winchester,
carpenter, 38.
, Walter atte, 236.
, William atte, 275.
Hallegoud, John, 356.
Hallingbury, Hallyngbury [co.
Essex], manor, 355, 408.
Hally, Walter, 95.
Hallyngbury. See Hallingbury.
Halman, William, 143.
Halsham, Halsam [co. York], 136,
138, 146, 161, 326, 332, 402,
467, 498.
Halsham, Robert de, commissioner,
136, 137.
Halstede by St. Edmund's. See
Hawstead.
Halstede, John, 441.
Halstow, Lower, co. Kent, marsh of
Greenborough in, commission
of sewers in, 161.
Halstowe, John, of Tring, co. Hert-
ford, 67.
Halton, co. Lancaster, 224, 311.
, Halgton [co. York], 126.
Halton, Thomas de, parson of Slaid-
burn, co. York, exchanged
to Adell, co. York, 104, 183.
Halnghton, John, 66.
Halyngflete. See Adlingfleet.
Halywell. See Holywell.
Halywell, Thomas, 435.
Ham, East, Esthamme, Estham [co.
Essex], vicarage of, 130.
, . . . . , commission of sewers
at. 156.
, West, Westham, co. Essex,
commission of sewers at, 156.
, Hamondeston [in Llantwit
Major], co. Glamorgan,
manor, 483.
Green, Homme [in Fecken-
ham, co. Worcester], 234,
336.
Hamble, Hamel [co. Southampton],
alien priory of, 212.
Hambury. See Hanbury.
Hambury, John, John de, escheator
in Worcester, 128, 174, 262.
, Philip de, parson of Duck-
lington, 451.
Hamby, Walter, 236.
Hamcherche, John, of Ovington, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Hamel. See Hamble.
Hamelak. See Helmsley.
Hamely, John, commissioner, 313.
Hamelyn, John, commissioner, 332.
, Roger, of Blakeney, 147.
Hamelyn — cont.
, William, parson of Huish
Champflower, exchanged to
Brompton Ralph, 93.
Hamenhale. See Hempnall.
Hamersmyth. See Hammersmith.
Hamerton [co. Huntingdon], church
of, 55.
Hamerwich. See Hammerwich.
Hammersmith, Hamersmyth [co.
Middlesex], 72.
Hammerwich, Hamerwich [co. Staf-
ford], 182.
Hammes. See Hamsey.
Hammyssh, Nicholas, chaplain, 67.
Hamo, William son of, temp. Henry
II, 289.
Hamond, Hamound, John, swine-
herd of Nottingham, 210.
, Robert, 154.
, William, of Bottesford, co.
Lincoln, 63, 142.
Hamondeston. See Ham.
Hamound. See Hamond.
Hamphage, Hampyng [in Avington,
co. Southampton], 37.
Hampstead Marshall, Hampsted
Mareschal, co. Berks, manor,
430.
, . . . . , indenture dated at,
392.
, park, keeper or parker of.
See Dounham, Henry.
Hampsthwaite, Hampsthwayt [co.
York], 151.
Hampsturly. See Hamsterleye.
Hampton Lucy, Bisshopishampton,
Bisshopeshampton [co. War-
wick], parsons of, 121, 127.
Hampton, Richard, 308.
, Richard de, esquire of
Edward, prince of Wales,
307.
, Richard de, esquire of John
Chaundos, 307.
Hampyng. See Hamphage.
Hamsey, Hammes, co. Sussex, 496.
Hamstall, Ridware, Ridwar Hamp-
stal [co. Stafford], parsons of,
305.
Hamsterleye, Hamsturley, Hamp-
sturley, John de, 144, 152,
231.
Hanam, John, of Bristol, 356.
Hanaper, issues of, 209.
, payments in the, 12, 15,
18, 20, 26, 28, 29, 35, 46, 51,
52 ter, 53, 55, 58, 59, 61,
62 bis, 63, 73, 82, 99, 107 bis,
115, 119, 122, 128, 133 bis,
612
GENERAL INDEX.
Hanaper, payments in the — cont.
140, 141 bis, 142, 144 ter,
146, 148, 155 ter, 157, 158,
160, 182, 187, 188, 189, 192,
206, 220 bis, 223, 227 bis,
228, 229 bis, 240, 242, 249,
250, 257, 267, 268, 272, 279,
282 bis, 287 ter, 290, 293,
295, 306, 312, 316, 317, 318
bis, 322, 326 (6), 327 bis,
328 ter, 330, 331 bis, 342, 346,
359, 360, 369, 370, 372, 380,
383, 389, 397 bis, 410, 411,
412 bis, 414 (4), 416 bis, 433,
436, 439, 440, 441, 443, 451,
460, 468, 474, 475 bis, 482,
483, 484, 492, 493, 494 bis,
496, 502.
Hanburgh, John de, parson of
Ewerby, 432.
Hanbury, Hambury [co. Worcester],
234, 336.
Hanby, Geoffrey de, 504.
, Hugh de, commissioner, 502.
, Hugh de, of Kingston on
Hull, 481.
, . . . . , searcher in the port of
Kingston on Hull and other
ports, 150.
Handesworth. See Handsworth.
Handesworth, Robert de, parson of
St. Guthlac's, Market Deeping,
exchanged to Hawerby, 90.
, . . . . , parson of Hawerby,
98.
Cf. Hanesworth.
Handley, Hanle [in Towcester, co.
Northampton], hay, 204.
, park, 267.
Handsworth, Handesworth [co.
York], 23.
Hanemere. See Hanmere.
Hanesworth, Robert, surveyor and
controller of the works at
Windsor, Wychemere, Folly
John and Kempton, 109.
Cf. Handesworth.
Hankeford, Roger, 281.
Hanlaby. See Anlakby.
Hanlathson, Robert, 414.
Hanle. See Handley, Hanley.
Hanley Child, Hanley [co. Wor-
cester], 433.
Hanley, Hanle, Walter, serjeant-at-
arms, 462.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
218.
Hanmere, Hannemere, Hanemere,
David, commissioner, 55, 135,
136 (4), 137, 138, 139 ter,
Hanmere, David — cont.
142, 312, 313, 315, 316, 490,
491 bis, 496.
, . . . . , justice of assize in
Worcester, 270.
Hannay, Hennay, William de,
king's clerk, 348.
, . . . . , clerk of the works at
Havering, 212, 307.
, . . . . , clerk of the works at
Hadleigh and Havering, 444.
Hannemere. See Hanmere.
Hanney, John de, prebendary of
St. Paul's, London, 170.
See Hannay.
Hanningfield, East, Esthanyngfeld
[co. Essex], 421.
, South, Southanyfeld, South-
anyngfeld [co. Essex], 264.
, . . . ., manor, 195.
, West, Westhanyngfeld, co.
Essex, 195.
Hannynyok. See An-hunoc.
Harberton [co. Devon], Sandwell
in, Sandewell, 281.
Harborne, Horbourn [co. Stafford],
vicars of, 336.
Harborough, Market, Haverbergh
[co. Leicester], 212.
Harby, Herdeby [co. Leicester],
parson of, 280.
, Herdby, co. Nottingham,296.
Harcherugge. See Archerugg.
Harcout, John, vicar of All Saints'
and St. Peter's, Weasenham,
co. Norfolk, 389.
Hard, Hankin, of Denmark, chaplain,
223.
, John, commissioner, 155.
Hardelagh. See Harlech.
Hardenesse. See Hardness.
Hardenhed, William, 318.
Harderwyk, James van, merchant of
the Hanse, 417.
Hardness, Hardenesse [co. Devon],
tithing of, to be put in de-
fence, 486.
Hardres, Upper, Heghhardres, co.
Kent, 331.
Hardwick, Heredewyk [co. Cam-
bridge], 231.
, Hardewyk [co. Norfolk],
264.
Hardy, John, 407.
Hardyng, Adam, commissioner, 143
bis.
, Samson, commissioner, 143
bis.
, William, 318.
....... . . . . , king's messenger, 351.
GENERAL INDEX.
613
Hare, Richard, 320.
Harecourt, Harrecourt, William,
deputy butler at Boston, 362.
, . . . . , troner and pesager of
wools at Boston, 213.
Hareford Bridge, co. Oxford, 248.
Hareford in Wales. See Haverford-
west.
Harescombe, Harsecombe, co. Glou-
cester, 159.
, manor, 159.
Hareward, Robert, of Baggrave, co.
Leicester, temp. Henry III,
425
Harewe. See Harrow.
Harewedon, Haroudon, John de,
commissioner, 56, 147.
Harewell, John, bishop of Bath and
Wells, 9, 12, 130, 132, 273,
370, 413, 436.
, Roger, prebendary of Wells,
278.
Harewode in Blakburnshire. See
Harwood.
Harewode, John de, prebendary of
Lichfield, 8.
Harewood, Harewod, bailiwick, in
forest of Dean, 284.
, . . . . , keepers of. See
Alewy, Thomas ; Shortgrove,
Thomas.
Haringworth. See Harringworth.
Harlech, Hardelagh [in Llandanwg,
co. Merioneth], castle, 374.
Harleston, co. Norfolk, 53.
Harleston, Herleston, John de, 36.
, prebendary of Hast-
ings free chapel, 2.
, commissioner, 154,
223, 417.
, Roger de, commissioner,
141.
Harlestone, Herleston, Harleston
[co. Northampton], church,
9, 187.
Harley, Hadleye [co. Salop], 140,
278.
, William, parson of, 154.
Harley, Harleye, John de, 1.
, Robert de, 140, 154, 155.
, . . . ., Joan wife of, 140, 155.
Harlington, Herlyngdon [co. Bed-
ford], 69.
Harlow, Herlawe [co. Essex], church,
32, 40.
Harlthorpe, Herel thorp [in Bub-
with, co. York], 468.
Harlyng. See Herlyng.
Harlyngton, John de, of Northamp-
tonshire, 251.
Harlyngton — cont.
Cf. Herlyngton.
Harmeston. See Harmston.
Harmondsworth, Hermodesworth,
Hermoundesworth [co. Mid-
dlesex], alien priory, 36, 201.
Harmston, Harmeston [co. Lincoln],
94.
Harnham, Oliver de, escheator in
Oxford, Berks, Wilts and
Southampton, 74, 118, 132,
167, 183, 195, 199, 201, 202,
208, 287.
, commissioner, 153.
Harnhull. See Hernhill.
Harold, Henry, of Wherwell, co.
Southampton, 470.
, John, clerk, 178.
, . . . . , Joan, daughter of,
wife of Thomas Reyner, 178.
, John, presented to the
church of North Hill, co.
Cornwall, 433.
Haroudon. See Harewedon.
Harpecote, Thomas, 96, 235.
Harpele, Richard de, of Norwich,
356.
Harpeston. See Harpson.
Harpetre, Thomas, 430.
Harpson, Harpeston [in Steeple, co.
Dorset], 409.
Harptree, West [co. Somerset],
Shortcombe in, 445.
Harrecourt. See Harecourt.
Harringworth, Haryngworth, Har-
ingworth, co. [Northampton],
15, 55, 56, 134, 135, 138, 147,
270, 278, 322, 414, 499.
, manor, 271.
Harrow, Harewe [co. Middlesex],
89.
Harrowden, Harwedon [in East-
cotts, co. Bedford], 433.
Harsecombe. See Harescombe.
Harsent, Harsont, Robert, 288, 355.
Harsik. See Harsyk.
Harsont. See Harsent.
Harsyk, Harsik, John, knight, 133.
, John, commissioner, 497.
, John, of Boston, searcher
in all ports in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 149.
, . . . . , searcher in all ports
from Boston to Grimsby,
313.
Hartburn, Hertburne [in Barmston
in Holderness], co. York,
467.
Hartford, Hereford [co. Hunting-
don], farm of, 169.
614
GENERAL INDEX.
Hartington, Hertyngdon [co. Derby],
108.
Hartlaw, Hertelowe [in Shilbottle],
co. Northumberland, 423.
Hartlip, Hertelepe [co. Kent], 107.
Harwedon. See Harrowden.
Harwedon, John de, commissioner,
134, 135, 138.
, . . . . , steward of the abbot of
Peterborough, 229.
, . . . . , justice of gaol de-
livery, 265.
Harwich, Herewich [co. Essex],
port, 49.
Harwood, Harewode in Blakburn-
shire [co. Lancaster], 76.
Haryngton, Haveryngton, John de,
knight, 479.
, . . . . , Alice, daughter and
heir of, 479.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
135, 153.
, Robert de, commissioner,
317, 490.
Haryngworth. See Harringworth.
Hascham, William, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Beeston, co. Nottingham,
346.
Haseby, John, of Barton on Hum-
ber, 151.
Haselburgh. See Hazelborough.
Haselden, Hasilden, Thomas, com-
missioner, 314, 497.
, . . . . , receiver of the earl of
Cambridge's lands in York,
398.
Hasele. See Hazel.
Haselhurst, William, 218.
Haselok, John, presented to the
church of Stratford under the
Castle, co. Wilts, 6.
Hasilden. See Haselden.
Hasphull. See Asphull.
Hasshebury. See Ashbury.
Hastang, Jolin de, 95.
Hastingleigh, Hastyng Leghe [co.
Kent], church, 165.
Hastings, Hastynges [co. Sussex],
port of, 49.
, church of All Saints, 210.
, church of St. Clement, 162.
, church of St. Leonard by,
35.
, free chapel, dean and chap-
ter of, 2, 113, 432.
, . . . . , dean and canons of,
170.
, . . . . , dean and college of,
346.
Hastings, free chapel — cont.
, . . . . , prebend in, 432.
, . . . . , prebend of Bulver-
hithe in, 2.
, . . . . , prebend of Hollington
in, 130.
, . . . . , prebend of Hollington,
Bodiam and Ewhurst in, 170.
, . . . . , prebend of Peasmarsh
in, 171.
, . . . . , prebend of Stone in,
110, 113.
, . . . . , prebend of Wartling,
Ninfield and Hooe in, 340,
346.
Hastyng Leghe. See Hastingleigh.
Hastynges. See Hastings.
Hastynges, Hastyngges, Hastyng,
Hasting, John de, earl of
Pembroke, lord of Wexford
and Abergavenny, 78, 127,
191, 194, 196, 200, 209, 211,
232, 245, 249, 256, 257, 286,
294, 297, 306, 340, 359, 360,
383, 405, 437, 438, 458, 459,
472, 478.
, . . . . , . . . . , steward of the
liberty of Bury St. Edmunds,
186, 187, 193.
, . . . . , . . . . , charter of, 72.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 78, 247, 287.
, . . . . , . . . . , executors of,
128, 286-7, 437.
, . . . . , . . . . , Anne, wife of,
78, 195, 200, 202, 242, 396,
412, 437.
, . . . . , . . . . , John son and
heir of, 124, 411, 412, 425.
, Laurence de, earl of Pem-
broke &c, charter of, 114.
, . . . . , . . . . , steward of. See
Cervyngton, Oliver de.
, W. de, late earl of Pem-
broke, 483.
, Hugh de, knight, 114.
, Joan de, sister of George de
Cantilupo, temp. Edward I,
270.
, John de, temp. Edward I,
270, 271.
, Ralph de, commissioner,
59, 221, 227, 329.
, Randolph de, knight, 114.
, William de, temp. Henry II,
466.
, William de, 329.
, William de, knight, 114.
, William, commissioner, 311,
315 bis.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Hastynges — cont.
, William, of Aylsham, com-
missioner, 310.
Hatch Beauchamp, Hacche Beau-
champ, co. Somerset, advow-
son, 35.
, parsons of, 270.
Hatcham, Hacchesham [in Camber -
well and Deptford, cos. Surrey
and Kent], manor, 33.
Hatcliffe, Hatteclyf [co. Lincoln],
parsons of, 13, 17, 40.
Hatclyf, Hatteclyf, Hatclif, Nicholas
de, commissioner, 50, 158, 310,
490.
Hatfeld, Nicholas de, commissioner,
325.
, Thomas de, bishop of Lon-
don, 6.
, . . . . , bishop of Durham,
64, 232.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent of,
4, 107.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of. See
Kyngeston, John de.
Cf. Haytfeld.
Hatfield Broadoak, Hadfelda, Hat-
feld [co. Essex], 85 bis.
, Haytfeld, co. York, 154,
467.
Hathewy, Thomas, 235.
, . . . . , bailiff of Ruardean,
234.
, . . . . , commissioner, 220,
221.
Hathilsay, William de, 219.
Hatley, Cockayne, Buryhattele [co.
Bedford], parsons of, 110.
Hatteclyf. See Hatcliffe ; Hatclyf.
Hattere, Edith, 468.
Hatton Grange, by Houndeslowe [in
East Bedfont, co. Middlesex],
256.
, letters patent dated at, 199,
201, 203, 233.
, manor, chapel in, 401.
Hatton, Randolf, 383.
Hauberk, John, commissioner, 498.
, Laurence, commissioner, 63,
64, 142, 228, 311, 333, 499.
Hauekyn, John, 82.
Haukere, John, of Asthall, co.
Oxford, 176.
Haukesbury. See Hawkesbury.
Haukeswell. See Hauxwell.
Haukeswyk, John de, of Ripon, 227.
Haukewod, John de, knight, of
Essex, 435.
Haukyn, John, serjeant-at-arms, 48.
, . . . ., ... ., commissioner, 152.
Haukyn — cont.
, Peter, John son of, of Bur-
well, 99.
Haukynes, Alice, 408.
Haulay, Robert, commissioner, 224.
, William de, clerk, 176.
Haule, William, commissioner, 153.
Haulegh, John, commissioner, 486.
, John, of Dartmouth, 32.
Hauleye, William, vicar of St.
Helen's, Abingdon, exchanged
to the vicarage of Carisbrooke,
422.
Haumond, John, manciple of Ox-
ford, 399.
Haust Estre. See Easter, High.
Hautboys, Adam de, clerk, 299.
Hauteyn, Thomas, king's esquire,
277, 477.
Hauxwell, Haukeswell [co. York],
108.
Haverbergh. See Harborough, Mar-
ket.
Haverfordwest, Hareford, Haver-
ford in Wales [co. Pembroke],
22, 304 bis, 438.
, castle, town and lordship of,
22.
, lordship of, 379.
, . . . . , steward of. See Skyp-
wyth, William de.
Havering-atte-Bower, Haveryng-
atte-Boure [co. Essex], 119,
241, 340.
, manor, 340, 354, 361, 389.
, .. .., farm or issues of, 15.
, . . . . , clerk of the works at.
See Hannay, William.
, . . . . , surveyor of. See Tyle,
Ralph.
, park, keeper of. See Tyle,
Ralph.
, . . . . , Walter, parker of,
389.
, letters patent dated at,
303, 309, 334, 336-342, 345-
355, 358-362, 364-368, 371-
374, 376, 377, 379, 381-386,
388-407, 419, 420, 422-424.
, manor, letters patent dated
at, 338, 343, 344, 350-352,
357, 358, 360, 362, 364, 366,
367, 369, 370, 372, 377, 379,
384-386, 388, 389, 393-396,
399-407, 427, 428.
, letters of Henry II dated
at, 85.
Haveryng, John de, carpenter, 388.
, Richard de, commissioner,
153.
616
GENERAL INDEX.
Haveryngton. See Haryngton.
Hawardby. See Hawerby.
Hawardby, John de, bailiff of Lin-
coln, 489.
Hawardeby. See Hawerby.
Hawardyn, Hawardyne, John, 221.
, , of Little Dean, 221.
Hawe, John del, of Coventry, mercer,
230.
Haweburgh, John de, parson of
Ewerby, 126.
Haweden. See Hadden.
Hawerby, Hawardby, Hawardeby
[co. Lincoln], church, 34.
, parsons of, 82, 90, 98,
- 188.
Hawkesbury, Haukesbury [co. Glou-
cester], 25.
Hawstead, Halstede by St. Edmunds
[co. Suffolk], parson of, 246.
Hawys, John, the elder, of Foston,
• 94.
Hay, Haye [co. Brecon], lordship of,
49G.
, . . . . , auditor in. See Hunt,
John.
, . . . . , steward of. See Genet,
William.
Hay, Henry de la, knight, 57.
, Thomas del, Peter son and
heir of, 209.
, Walter de, clerk, 482.
Hayberer, Heyberare, Hayberere,
William, 221.
, William, commissioner, 221.
, William, of Gloucester, 278.
Havcroft, William, commissioner,
416.
Haydon [co. Dorset], 21.
Haydon, John, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Hayes, Hcse [co. Middlesex], par-
sons of, 173.
Hayholm [in Leven, co. York], 467.
Hayle, Robert de, butcher, 1.
, William, of Deddington, co.
Oxford, 346.
Hayles [co. Gloucester], abbot and
convent of, 334.
Hay ling, Haylyng [co. Southamp-
ton], vicar of, 266.
Harm, Stephen, 272.
Haynton. See Hainton.
Hayt, Ralph, of Mellis, co. Suffolk,
369.
Haytfeld. See Hatfield.
Haytfeld, John de, presented to the
church of Ugborough, 268.
, . . . . , revocation of pre-
sentation of, 286.
Haytfeld, John de — cont.
, . . . . , king's clerk, warden of
the hospital of St. Thomas,
Southwark, 442.
Cf. Hatfeld.
Hayton (by Brampton), co. Cum-
berland, 229.
[in York], 316, 467.
Hayton, Henry de, 329, 331.
; Hay ward, Andrew, of Preston, co.
Sussex, 496.
, Geoffrey, 416.
, William, chaplain, 481.
Haywod, Haywode, Walter, Walter
de, 272.
, commissioner, 139,
222 bis, 223, 409, 411, 485.
Hazel, Hasele [in Ubley, co. Somer-
set], 445.
Hazelborough, Haselburgh [in Syres-
ham, co. Northampton], 267.
Headington, Hedyngdon [co. Ox-
ford], manor, 89.
Healaugh, Helagh in Swaldale [in
Reeth], co. York, 326.
Heapham, Hepham [co. Lincoln],
church, 344.
Heathcote, Hethcote [in Biggin,
co. Derby], 9.
Hebbe, William, of Bassingbourn,
41.
Hebbescotes. See Heppescotes.
Heckmondwike, Hekmundwyk, Hek-
mundwyke [co. York], 30.
Hedingham, Castle, Hethyngham,
Castel, Castel Hydyngham
[co. Essex], 296.
i chapel of St. James at,
chantry in, 40.
Hedbn [co. York], 467.
I , commission of sewers at,
161.
, Stockholm in, Stokholm,
467.
Hedyngdon. See Headington.
Hedyngham, John de, 7.
, . . . . , citizen of London,
36.
Heed, John, 278.
Hegeman, William son of William,
of Steeple, co. Dorset, 409.
Hegh'. See Higham.
Hegham. See Higham.
Heghangre, Heghanre. See Ongar,
High.
Heghegate. See Highgate.
Heghgrene, Richard de, of Dublin,
322.
Heghhardres. See Hardres, Upper.
Heghome. See Higham.
GENERAL INDEX.
617
Heghton, Eghton, John de, controller
of customs at Newcastle upon
Tyne, 245, 288.
Heiestre. See Easter, High.
Heighley, Helegh [in Audley, co.
Stafford], 44, 139, 180, 463.
Heilisdon, John, 78.
Hek, Margaret de, of Snaith, co.
York, 30.
Hekmundwyk, Hekmundwyke. See
Heckmondwike.
Hekmundwyk, William de, 30.
Hekyngton, Richard de, 312.
Helagh in Swaldale. See Healaugh.
Heldygh [co. York], 83.
Hele. See Crocker's Hele.
Heleford, Robert, 281.
Helegh. See Heighley.
Helgeye. See Hilgay.
Hellawe, Robert, of East Bridgford,
co. Nottingham, 63, 142.
Helle, John atte, of Sawbridgeworth,
492.
Hellegeye, Simon, parson of Burn-
ham Westgate, co. Norfolk,
exchanged to the church of
Bedfield, co. Suffolk, 207.
Helleston. See Helston.
Helmsley, Hamelak, Helmesley, co.
York, 147, 280, 331, 414.
, castle and manor, 280.
Helperby[inBraf¥erton,co. York], 256.
, manor, 69.
Helpeston, John de, parson of Little
Bricett, 235.
Helston, Helleston in Kerrier [co.
Cornwall], manor, 375.
, borough, 375.
Helwell, Jolin de, canon and pre-
bendary of York, 242.
Helyngdon, Reynold de, prebendary
of St. Stephen's, Westmins-
ter, 233.
Hembrigg, Hembrigge, Henbrugge,
Richard de, serjeant-at-arms,
commissioner, 66, 142, 228.
Hembury. See Henbury.
Hemery, John, 86.
Hemel Hempstead, Hemelhamstede
[co. Hertford], vicars of, 477.
Hemgrave, Hemmegrave, Edmund
de, knight, 108, 146.
Hemingbrough, Hemyngburgh [co.
York], church, 104, 112.
, parson of, 96, 104, 243.
, Menthorpe in, 146.
Hemmegrave. See Hemgrave.
Hemmyng, William, parson of Castle
Combe, co. Wilts, exchanged
to Kirk Sandall, 166.
Hemmyngburgh. See Heming-
brough.
Hempnall, Hamenhale, co. Norfolk,
122.
Hempstead by Eccles, Hempstede
[co. Norfolk], advowson, 277.
, Hugh, parson of, and
Thomas, his brother, 277.
Hempstead, Hempstede [co. Sus-
sex], prebend of. See
Chichester.
Hempston, Broad, Heremeston [co.
Devon], 271.
Hemyngburgb. See Hemingbrough.
Hemyngburgh, Hemyngesburgh,
John de, parson of Linby,
co. Nottingham, exchanged
to the vicarage of Youlgreave,
co. Derby, 259.
, . . . . , parson of Linby, co.
Nottingham, 339.
, . . . . , dean and sacristan of
St. Mary's, Leicester, 339.
, Richard de, 181.
, commissioner, 501.
Hemyngford, John de, commissioner,
499.
Henaud, John, 484.
Henbrugge. See Hembrigg.
Henbury, Hembury, co. Gloucester,
manor of, 9.
Hende, John, of London, 435.
, William, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Hendred, East, Esthenereth [co.
Berks], 252.
, West, Westhenreth [co.
Berks], vicars of, 371.
Hendymon, Simon, 108.
Henehurst. See Henhurst.
Hengxtrugge, Hengstrig. See Hens-
tridge.
Henham, co. Essex, 122.
Henhurst, Henehurst, co. Sussex,
hundred, commission of array
in, 500.
Henle, John de, clerk, 244.
, Thomas de, 37.
Henley [co. Oxford], letters patent
dated at, 128, 129, 132.
Hennay. See Hannay.
Hennor, Henore [in Leominster, co.
Hereford], 384.
Henore. See Hennor.
Henrison, Henryson, Ralph, 225,
229.
Henry I, 182, 289, 465.
, charters of, 282, 443, 451-
Henry II, letters of, 85, 289.
, letters patent of, 12, 306.
618 GENERAL INDEX.
Henry II — cont.
, charters of, 182, 302, 466.
Henry III, 198.
, charters of, 15, 18, 107,
433, 443.
Henry IV, letters patent surrendered
to, 377, 401.
Henry, duke of Lancaster, 73, 194,
367, 394, 427.
Henry, John son of, de Whytewell,
273.
, Richard, of Dartmouth, 32.
, Robert son of, of Chadwell,
co. Leicester, temp. Henry III,
426.
Henry ap David, 425.
Henryson. See Henrison.
Hensall, Hethensale [in Snaith, co.
York], 30.
Henstridge, Hengxtrugge, Hengst-
rig, co. Somerset, manor,
172, 382.
Henton. See Hinton.
Henwyk, John, chaplain, 208.
Henxteworth, John, commissioner,
139, 497.
Henxthull. See Hinxhill.
Henxtman, Hans, 371, 424.
Henysteworth. See Hinxworth.
Heop, le. See Lepe.
Hepham. See Heapham.
Heppescotes, Hebbescotes, William
de, commissioner, 137, 159,
327, 330.
Herbert, John, of SahamToney, 147.
, William son of, of Norbury,
co. Derby, temp. Henry III,
482.
Herdby. See Harby.
Herdeburgh, Thomas, 384.
Herdeby. See Harby.
Herdeby, Geoffrey de, Austin Friar,
master in theology, 446.
Herdewyk, John de, commissioner,
313, 315.
Herdyngton, Thomas de, commis-
sioner, 498.
Heredewyk. See Hardwick.
Hereford, county, 68.
, . . . . , issues of, 404.
, . . . . , collector of subsidy
on cloth for sale in. See
Leyghton, William.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 499.
, . . . . , commissions of the
peace in, 136, 139, 490.
, . . . . , escheator in. /SeeBrugg,
Edmund de ; Rees, John ap ;
Waleys, Ralph.
Hereford, county — cont.
, . . . . , sheriff of. See Barre,
Thomas ; Chaundos, Thomas ;
Deveros, John.
, . . . . , outlawries in, 103 bis,
235, 356, 358.
Hereford, co. Hereford, 427, 496.
, letters patent dated at, 282.
, bailiffs of, 317.
, castle, 317.
, cathedral church of St. Mary,
chancellor of. See Hereford,
Nicholas de.
. . . . , dean and chapter of,
216, 383, 386, 426.
, . . . . , canon of, 386.
, . . . ., canons of. See Bede-
wardyn, Master John de ;
Lexham, Master Thomas
de.
, . . . . , treasurers of. See
Crykkelade, John de ; Up-
cote, Robert.
, . . . . , prebend of Bulling -
hope in, 1, 279, 432.
, . . . . , prebend of Cubling-
ton in, 177.
, . . . . , prebend of Hunderton
in, 216, 386, 440, 442.
, . . . . , chantry at the altar
of St. Mary at the north
door of, 75.
, church of St. Nicholas,
parsons of, 25.
, archdeacon of. See Nowell,
Richard.
Hereford, bishop of. See Courtenay,
William de ; Gilbert, John.
Hereford, bishopric, voidance of,
216, 426.
, .. .., temporalities of, 199.
, diocese, 5, 25, 107, 169, 172,
173 bis, 187, 189, 196, 245,
265, 288, 338, 339, 349, 365,
372, 440, 442.
Hereford, earl of, 240.
, See Bohun, Hum-
phrey de.
Hereford [co. Huntingdon]. See
Hartford.
Hereford, Nicholas de, chancellor of
Hereford cathedral, 426.
Herelthorp. See Harlthorpe.
Heremeston. See Hempston, Broad.
Herewich. See Harwich.
Herland, Hugh, manager of the
king's carpentry works, 189.
, William, manager of the
king's carpentry works, 189.
Herlawe. See Harlow.
GENERAL INDEX.
619
Herlawe, Thomas, creek boatman,
69.
, William, boatman, 69.
Herleston. See Harlestone.
Herleston. See Harleston.
Herlewyn, Ralph, Thomas son of,
of Snettisham, 199.
Herlyng, Herlyngge, Harlyng, John
or John de, king's esquire,
steward of the liberty of
Bury St. Edmunds, 186, 187,
193.
, . . . . , . . . . , usher of the
chamber, 42.
, commissioner, 138,
328, 332.
, . . . . , yeoman of queen
Isabel, 284.
, . . . . , constable and keeper
of Castle Rising, 284.
Herlyngdon. See Harlington.
Herlyngton, John, 419.
Cf. Harlyngton.
Herman, Walter, parson of Ashe,
co. Southampton, exchanged
to the church of Niton, Isle
of Wight, 25.
Hermesthorp, Hermestorp, John de,
king's clerk, 355.
, . . . . , . . . . , warden of the
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower, 49, 67, 208, 215,
461.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , letters
patent of, 133, 345, 483.
, Margaret de, 484.
Hermodesworth, Hermoundesworth.
See Harmondsworth.
Hernhill, Harnhull [co. Kent], 434.
, commission of sewers at,
315.
Heron, John, commissioner, 143, 226.
, Walter, commissioner, 498.
, William, knight, 298.
Herst, Richard de, the younger, 410,
413.
, Simon de, master of the
Palmedau, 417.
Hert, John, 414.
, Robert, 44.
Hertburne. See Hartburn.
Herte, William, 146.
Hertelepe. See Hartlip.
Hertfordyngbury. See Herting-
fordbury.
Hertelowe. See Hartlow.
Hertford, county, 12, 233, 315, 341.
, . . . . , collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Se-
burgh, Richard.
Hertford, county — cont.
, . . . . , commission of array in,
497.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 139, 323.
, . . . ., justices of weights and
measures in, 41.
, . . . . , escheator in. See
Bataill, Thomas ; Keterich,
Roger ; Welde, John.
, outlawries in, 10, 16, 41,
103, 120, 202, 231, 264, 421.
Hertford, co. Hertford, 53.
, castle, letters patent dated
at, 284.
, . . . ., works in, 441.
, castle, town and honour,
359.
, church of St. Andrew in,
132.
, alien priory of, 132.
Hertford, Philip de, parson of
Aspenden, co. Hertford, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Ware, 24.
Hertingfordbury, Hertfordyngbury
[co. Hertford], 359.
, church, 77.
Hertlee, Hertle, Robert, Robert de,
484.
, commissioner, 228.
Hertyngdon. See Hartington.
Hertyngdon, Hertyngton, Adam de,
clerk, 89 bis, 90, 96, 170, 180,
188, 237, 272.
, , king's clerk, 169, 235,
253.
, commissioner, 61.
, . . . . , clerk of the works at
Worldham and Wheatley, co.
Southampton, 97, 98.
....... . . . . , clerk of the works
at Wheatley and Langley
Marish, 118.
, . . . . , clerk of the works at
King's Langley, 233.
....... . . . . , clerk of the works at
Clarendon, 233.
...... . . . . , clerk of the works in
Porchester Castle, 344.
. . . , . . . . , prebendary of St.
Paul's, London, 166.
. . . , . . . . , prebendary of Salis-
bury, 212.
, . . . , . . . . , prebendary of St.
George's, Windsor, 232, 390.
, , dean of Stafford, 232.
Hervy, John, 67.
, Richard, commissioner, 58,
486.
620
GENERAL INDEX.
Hervy — cont.
, Richard, of Wirksworth,
co. Derby, 268.
, Thomas, clerk, 358.
, William, 355.
, . . . . , king's yeoman, alnager
of woollen cloths for sale,
24, 371.
, . . . . , keeper of the gaol of
York Castle, 76.
, William, 268, 404.
, , Mary, wife of, 268,
404.
Heryerd, Heryzerd, Hugh, com-
missioner, 222.
, . . . . , serjeant and deputy
of the prince of Wales, 222.
Heryng, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of All Saints,
Hastings, 210.
, Nicholas, 206, 235.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53, 54,
64, 136, 141, 144, 161, 319,
331, 411, 412, 417, 491.
, . . . . , escheator in Kent, 8.
, . . . . , king's steward in
Kent, 10, 191, 348, 442.
, . . . . , steward of Milton
hundred, co. Kent, 184.
, . . . . , steward of Kent, com-
missioner, 159, 218.
, . . . . , surveyor of the works
at Gravesend, Leeds, Rushen-
den, Danley and Milton,
199.
Heryzerde. See Heryerd.
Hese. See Hayes.
Heselarton, Thomas de, knight,
Alice late the wife of, 18.
Hesebrigg, Donald, commissioner,
64, 316, 330, 498.
, William, commissioner, 498.
Hesill. See Hessle.
Hesketh, Thomas de, servant of, 76.
Hessewell, Thomas de, 471.
, . . . . , Stephen and Richard,
brothers of, 471.
Hessle, Hesill [co. York], 86.
, Anlaby in, 86.
Heston, in Isleworth [co. Middlesex],
80, 84.
Hete. See Hethe.
Heth, Master Nicholas de, pre-
bendary of Lichfield, 368.
, Roger de la, 393.
Hethcote. See Heathcote.
Hethcote, James, 46.
Hethe. See Hythe.
Hethe, Hete, John, clerk, 366.
, John, commissioner, 157.
Hethe — cont.
, Robert atte, or Robert de,
parson of Gedding, co. Suf-
folk, exchanged to Ashley,
co. Cambridge, 24.
, . . . . , parson of Ashley,
171.
, Thomas de, knight, 26,
398.
, Walter de la, of Swineshead,
73.
Cf. Heythe.
Hethebardwe [co. Southampton],
manor, works at, 235.
Hethensale. See Hensall.
Hethyngham Castel. See Heding-
ham, Castle.
Hetkote, Roger, parker at Sheffield,
217.
Heton, Alan de, commissioner, 59,
143.
Hevenynges. See Heynings.
Hevenyngham, John de, 164.
Hevingham, Hevyngham [co. Nor-
folk], 232.
Hevyngham, John de, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Hewell [in Tardebigg, co. Worcester],
manor, 1 3.
Hewer, William, 143.
Hewode, Adam, keeper of Old Park
and Parkhurst forest, Isle of
Wight, 237.
, Adam, servant of the earl of
Bedford, 237, 429.
Hewyssh Chaumflour, Hewysch-
chaumnour. See Huish
Champflower.
Hexham, Hextildesham [co. North-
umberland], prior and con-
vent of, 456.
Hexham, Hextildisham, John de,
vicar of Kirkburn, 329.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
51, 59.
Heyberere, Heyberare. See Hay-
berer.
Heybray. See Highbray.
Heydon [co. Norfolk], 232.
Heyestre. See Easter, High.
Heyford, Edmund de, vicar of
Flitcham, co. Norfolk, ex-
changed to the church of
Bawsey, co. Norfolk, 74.
Heygnesman, Roger, 222.
Heyne, John, clerk, 479.
Heynings, Hevenynges [in Lea], co.
Lincoln, prioress and convent
of, 285.
Heyrewe, John, 414.
GENERAL INDEX.
621
Heythe, Ralph atte, parson of a
mediety of the church of
Ingworth, co. Norfolk, ex-
changed to Kir stead, co.
Norfolk, 483.
Hey worth, Robert de, clerk, 104.
Hicchen, Hicchyng. See Hitchin.
Hich, William, buyer for the house-
hold, 435.
Hiche, Robert, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Hichecok, Richard, presented to the
church of Albrighton, co.
Salop, 174.
, . . . . , presentation of, re-
voked, 244.
Hicheman, Richard, 61.
Hicokes, Hicokkes, Hycokes, John,
221.
, of Ruardean, 221.
Hide. See Hyde.
Hiestre. See Easter, High.
Higham, Hegham by Rochester
[co. Kent], 366.
, . . . . , prioress and nuns of,
366.
, Cold [co. Northampton],
Potcote in, Pottoc, 270.
., Hegh' [co. Suffolk], 443.
, Heghome [in Darton, co.
York], 126.
Highbray, Heybray [co. Devon],
parsons of, 395.
Highgate, Le Heghegate [co. Mid-
dlesex], 476.
, pavage at, 476.
Highnam, co. Gloucester, the Vine-
yard in, Weyneyerde, Wyne-
yerde, 416.
Hikke, William, of Dartmouth, 32.
Hilborough, Hilburworth, co. Nor-
folk, 328.
Hilbourn, William de, 59.
Hilburworth. See Hilborough.
Hild, Reynold, Anselm son of, of
Stubton, 232.
Hildekirk. See Islekirk.
Hilderwell. See Hinderwell.
Hilderwell, William, of York, 103,
420.
Hildeston. See Hindolveston.
Hilgay, Helgeye [co. Norfolk], 62.
Hill, North, Northull [co. Cornwall],
church, 433.
Hill, John of the, miller, of Grant-
ham, 194.
, Thomas del, of Worsborough,
co. York, 25.
, . . . . , Isabel late the wife of,
97.
Hill — cont.
, William del, of Heckmond-
wike, 30.
Hillary, Roger, justice of the Bench,
243, 387.
Hille, John, commissioner, 64.
Hilton [co. York], 329, 331.
Hilton, Adam de, 434.
, John de, 329, 331.
, Robert de, 329, 331.
Hinckley, Hynkle [co. Leicester],
alien priory of, 173.
, vicars of, 173.
Hinderwell, Hilderwell [co. York],
parsons of, 165.
Hindolveston, Hildeston, co. Norfolk,
147.
, Thomas, vicar of, 147.
Hinton Waldrist, Henton [co.
Berks], church, 120.
, Cherry, Hynton, co. Cam-
bridge, manor of Netherhall
in, 387.
Charterhouse, Henton [co.
Somerset], prior and convent
of, 31, 436.
, . . . . , bridge of Midford in,
Mitteford, 157.
Hinxhill, Henxthull [co. Kent],
parson of, 67.
Hinxton, Hynxton, co. Cambridge,
manor, 246.
Hinxworth, Henysteworth [co.
Hertford], advowson, 279.
Hiperom. See Hipperholme.
Hipper, William, of Waynbrige, 9.
Hipperholme, Hiperom, co. York,
154.
Hirton, Sir Henry de, temp. Henry
III, 460.
Hisseburn. See Hurstbourne.
Hitchin, Hicchen, Hicchyng, co.
Hertford, manor, 170,188,462.
, Preston in, 231.
Hi the. See Hythe.
Hoathly, West, Westhothlegh, co.
Sussex, 496.
Hobkyns, William, 423.
Hobuldod, Adam, 326.
Hockele, John, 458.
, William de, coroner of
London, 37.
Hockham, Hokham [co. Leicester],
322.
Hoddesdon, Hodesdon [co. Hert-
ford], 421.
Hode, John, commissioner, 317, 485,
490.
, John, of Fleet, commis-
sioner, 135, 138, 332.
622
GENERAL INDEX.
Hodenet, Odo de, temp. Edward I,
278.
Hodesdon. See Hoddesdon.
Hodesdon, Stephen, of Barnet, co.
Hertford, 4.
Hodirsale, Adam son of Robert de,
22.
Hodnet, Hodenet [co. Salop], 278.
Hodresfeld, John, 165.
Hogepound, John, the elder, 90.
Hogges, William atte, 495.
Hoggesone, William, 333.
Hoghton. See Houghton.
Hognorton, John, parson of Mill-
brook, exchanged to the
vicarage of Alton, co. South-
ampton, 473.
Hogshawe, Thomas, Emmeline late
the wife of, daughter of
Edmund de Clyvedon, knight,
214.
, . . . . , . . . . , Edmund, son
and heir of, 214.
Hokefeld, Geoffrey, 341.
Hokenale. See Hucknall.
Hokesham. See Huxham.
Hokesham, Robert de, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Hokham. See Hockham.
Hokham, William, of Wymondham,
357.
Holand, Hugh, of Norwich, 247.
, Thomas son of John, 04.
, Thomas, knight, 316.
, Thurstan de, commissioner,
320.
Holandbrigge. See Bridgend.
Holbcach, Hollebech, Holbech [co.
Lincoln], 175, 203.
Holbech, Holbeche, Thomas, com-
missioner, 135.
, Thomas, citizen and cord-
wainer of London, 352, 384,
402.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
352, 384, 402.
Holbek, John de, parson of Sturmer,
277.
Holbem, Thomas, 434.
Holborn, Holburn [co. Middlesex],
prebend of. See London,
St. Paul's.
Holbourn, Nicholas, 102.
Holbrok, John de, 168.
, Thomas de, knight, 463.
Holbrook, Holbrok [co. Suffolk],
manor, 463.
Holcote, John de, parson of With-
cote, 267.
Holdayn, Simon, 144. I
Holden, John son of Ralph de, 158,
422.
, John de, 422.
Holderness, Holdernesse, co. York,
commission of sewers in, 161.
Holdey, Richard, of Kintbury, co.
Berks, 184.
Holdich, Holdych, Richard, 133.
, commissioner, 157,
160, 322.
Holdysworthy. See Holsworthy.
Holeford, John, 496.
, Richard, 496.
Holeweie, Holeweye. See Holloway.
Holford [co. Somerset], church, 42.
, parsons of, 131.
Holgrave, David, commissioner, 499.
Holhurst, Thomas, 86, 88, 256, 336,
338, 344 bis, 460, 464.
, . . . . , collector of customs at
Dublin and Drogheda, 86.
Holiwod. See Holywod.
Holkham, Holkeham, John de, com-
missioner, 138, 157, 315, 332,
497.
Hollebech. See Holbeach.
Hollesley, Hollesle, co. Suffolk,
manor, 299.
Hollington, Holyngton, Olynton [co.
Sussex], prebend. See
Hastings.
Holloway, Holeweie, Holeweye by
Feckenham [in Feckenham,
co. Worcester], 262.
, manor, 13.
Hollywood, Holywod in Ireland [co.
Dublin], church, chantry in,
341, 342.
Holm, Holme, Adam de, temp
Edward I, 271.
, Richard, clerk, of London,
339.
, Richard de, 317.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Little Billing, co.
Northampton, 2.
, . . . . , presented to St.
Andrew's, Holborn, 132.
, Roger, chancellor of St.
Paul's, London, 216.
, William de, 338.
, . . . . , commissioner, 332.
, . . . . , the king's physician,
392
, William, of Coventry, 383.
, William de, of North More-
ton, co. 'Berks, 197.
, Nicholas, 275.
, . . . . , of Coventry, mer-
chant, 272, 274.
GENERAL INDEX.
623
Holm — cont.
, Patrick, of Dublin, 201.
Holm juxta Eccles, William de, 234.
Holme Lacy, Hommelacy [co. Here-
ford], 75.
Holmeton. See Holmpton.
Holmpton, Holmeton [co. York],
467.
Holmton, William, burgess of King's
Lynn, 472.
Holnee, John, 495.
Holsworthy, Holdysworthy [co.
Devon], 64.
Holt [in Medbourne, co. Leicester],
279.
, Holtmarket [co. Norfolk],
230.
, . . . ., church, 419.
, . . . ., hundred, 427.
, Le Holte [co. Worcester],
491, 498.
Holt, Holte, Geoffrey del, 22.
, Henry, 91.
Holt, John, John de, 252.
, . . . . , commissioner, 56,
63, 135 bis, 137, 138 (4),
141, 142, 144, 150, 228, 229,
314 bis, 318, 319, 326, 332,
413, 485, 494.
, . . . . , justice of gaol de-
livery, 74, 277, 288, 369.
, , Alice, wife of, 252.
, Thomas, 434.
, Walter, escheator in War-
wick and Leicester, 196, 379.
Holton le Clay, Houtton by Grimes-
by [co. Lincoln], 271.
, le Moor, Houton in le More
[in Caistor, co. Lincoln], 108.
Holyngton. See Hollington.
Holystone, Halistane [in Alwinton,
co. Northumberland], prioress
and convent of, 338.
Holywell, Halywell [co. Hunting-
don], church, 167, 184, 464.
Holywod. See Hollywood.
Holywcd, Holiwod, Robert de,
knight, 280, 283, 341, 344.
, . . . . , baron of the Ex-
chequer of Ireland, 145.
, . . . . , chief baron of the
Exchequer of Ireland, 59.
, . . . . , Nesta, wife of, 342.
, . . . . , Joan, sometime wife of,
342.
Homme. See Ham.
Hommelacy. See Holme Lacy.
Homwode, James atte, 495.
, James, John son of, 495,
496.
Homwode — cont.
, John atte, 495.
Honbergh, Fulk de, merchant of
the Hanse, 417.
Hone, John son of Richard de, 111.
Honeybourne, Honyborn [cos.
Gloucester and Worcester],
70.
Hongyndaston. See Aston Magna.
Honingham, Honyngham [co. Nor-
folk], vicarage, 335, 346.
, . . . . , vicar of, 345.
Honiton, Honyton [co. Devon],
advowson, 165.
, manor, 165.
Honours. See Crevecoeur ; Ley-
bourne.
Hony, William, parson of Sutton, co.
Norfolk, exchanged to the
vicarage of Cranbrook, co.
Kent, 297.
Honyborn. See Honeybourne.
Honyng, John, parson of Thursford,
co. Norfolk, 47.
Honyngham. See Honingham.
Honyngham, Thomas, master of
Ospringe hospital, 361, 496,
497.
Honyngton, John, commissioner,
143.
Honyter, Adam, of Wisbech, co.
Cambridge, 11.
Honyton. See Honiton.
Honyton, John, John de, com-
missioner, 57, 146.
Hoo, Hwo, co. Kent, 67.
Hoo, Nicholas de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Little
Blakenham, 256.
, Thomas de, Thomas atte,
commissioner, 139, 318.
Hoode, John, of Fleet, co. Lincoln,
commissioner, 417. >
Hooe, Hoo [co. Sussex], prebend of.
See Hastings.
Hopare, John, 179.
Hope Bowdler, Hopebulers [co.
Salop], 278.
, advowson of, 279.
Hope, John, vicar of Barnstaple,
exchanged to a prebend in
Crediton collegiate church,
40.
Hopebulers. See Hope Bowdler.
Hoper, Walter, bladesmith, 102,
119.
Hopkyn, William, of Bridgford, co.
Nottingham, 63.
, William, of Thurgarton, co.
Nottingham, 65, 142.
624
GENERAL INDEX.
Hopton [near Thetford, co. Suffolk],
parson of, 103.
Hopton, Henry de, vicar of Bishops
Castle, co. Salop, exchanged
to Lydham, 349.
Horbourn. See Harborne.
Horbury, co. York, 154.
Hordere, John, 409.
Hordlewedyche, 95.
Hore, John, 408, 419.
, . . . . , Emma, wife of, 408.
, William, 408.
Horemuda [co. Sussex], port of, 289.
Horeston. See Horston.
Horkesley, Little, Horkesleye [co.
Essex], pretended prior of,
56.
Hormade. See Hormead.
Hormead, Hormade, co. Hertford,
pavage at, 123.
, Little, Hormade, co. Hert-
ford, manor, 374, 475.
Hormesheved, Hornesheved. See
Ormesheved.
Horn, Home, Henry, of Hainton,
co. Lincoln, 158.
, Robert, 151.
, Thomas, parson of Hunting-
field, 175.
, William, 125.
, William de, commissioner,
58, 136, 158, 161, 331, 411,
412, 434, 487, 491, 497.
Hornbloweton, John, vicar of
Stoke Gifford, co. Gloucester,
exchanged to North Barrow,
co. Somerset, 168.
Hornby, Horneby, Ralph de, citizen
of York, 175, 266.
Robert de, 43.
, Wilkin de, servant of the
earl of Bedford, 477.
, William de, 209.
Horneshend, Hornesynd, John, chap-
lain, 433, 436.
, John, of Elstow, 433.
Hornesheved. See Ormesheved.
Horneshynd. See Horneshend.
Hornsea, Hornse [co. York], 467.
, Burton, Horneseburton [co.
York], 467.
Hornyng, William, of Norfolk, 357.
Horpol, John, of Manningtree, 118.
Hors, Robert, 502.
Horseman, Thomas, master of the
barge of Rye, 61.
horses, the king's, buyers for, 71,
238, 436.
, harbourers of, 238,
436.
Horsfall, 24.
Horsham St. Faith [co. Norfolk],
alien priory, 184.
Horslake, Thomas, wardrober in
Hadleigh Castle, 360.
Horsley, co. Derby, Horston Castle
in, Horeston, 394, 427.
Horsley, Adam de, parson of St.
John's, Stamford, exchanged
to Cockayne Hatley, 110.
Horston, Horeston [in Horsley], co.
Derby, castle, 394, 427.
Hortesle, John de, commissioner, 57.
Horton, 247.
[co. Buckingham], 89.
[co. Dorset], parsons of, 449.
Horton, Nicholas, prebendary of
Wingham collegiate church,
285.
, Roger, parson of Chipping
Norton, 480.
, Thomas, parson of Great
Billing, 163.
, William de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Stoke Courcy, 164.
, William de, commissioner,
314.
Horwode, Horwod, Robert, king's
plumber, 265, 308.
Horwood, Great [co. Buckingham],
Singleborough, Sengleburgh,
in, 429.
Hosbrugge, co. Gloucester, 440.
Hosiere, William, 304.
Hospitals. See :
Alleburn. Sandon.
Alnwick. Shrewsbury.
Bamburgh. Southamp-
Bedford. ton.
Bristol. Southwark.
Dorchester. Strood.
Ely. Westminster.
London. Wisbech.
Maidstone. York.
O springe.
Hotham, Hothum [co. York], 18,
86.
Hothom, John de, commissioner,
326.
Hothum. See Hotham.
Hothum, John de, of Bonby, co.
Lincoln, knight, 34.
, John son of John de, Juetta
late the wife of, 34.
Hoton. See Hutton.
Hoton, Hugh de, presented to the
vicarage of Withernsea, co.
York, 236.
, Thomas de, 377, 386, 390.
GENERAL INDEX.
625
Hoton, Thomas de — cont.
, commissioner, 135,
220, 410, 499.
, William de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of
Closworth, 131.
, William de, of Newcastle
on Tyne, 254.
Hotona. See Hutton Bushell.
Hotonbussell. See Hutton Bushel.
Hotot, John, parson of St. Gabriel
Fenchurch, London, 248.
Hotton, John, 464.
Houbourne, John de, commissioner,
59.
Houcemayn, Robert, 41.
Houden. See Howden.
Houdenshire. See Howdenshire.
Houdesone, Hugh, 383.
Houedenshire. See Howdenshire.
Hough on the Hill, Hagh [co. Lin-
coln], alien priory, 203.
Houghton in the Dale, Hoghton
[co. Norfolk], vicarage, 184.
on the Hill, Houton, co.
Norfolk, manor, 29.
, Little, Hoghton [co. North-
ampton], vicarage, 131.
[co. Southampton], church,
204.
Houghton, Hoghton, Houton, Adam
de, commissioner, 63, 158,
320, 325.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
320.
Adam de, bishop of St.
David's, 47, 290, 412, 441,
500.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
325.
, . . . . , . . . . , chancellor, 404,
417, 457.
, Isabel de, temp. Henry III,
19.
, Richard de, commissioner,
158, 320.
, William de, William, 79,
95, 272, 483.
, William, commissioner, 61,
139, 222 bis, 223, 332, 485,
497.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
265.
, William, of London, draper,
258.
Houk, John, of Bristol, 2.
Houme, Thomas de, of York, 454.
, . . . . , Mary, wife of, 454.
Hounde, John, serjeant-at-arms,
372.
Houndeslowe. See Hounslow.
Houndeslowe, Roger de, parson of
Badger, 249.
Hounslow, Houndeslowe [co. Mid-
dlesex], prior and friars of
the order of St. Robert at,
256, 401.
Hount, William, of Fulbeck, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Hounte, Thomas, 464.
House, John atte, commissioner,
158, 161.
Household, Royal :—
theft of vessels from, 400, 403.
vessels lost from, 405, 406.
avener. See Brantyngham,
William de.
barber. See Braythwayt,
Nicholas de.
bow bearer. See Tyle, Ralph,
butler. See Neuton, Geoffrey
de ; Strete, William,
chief butler. See Neuton,
Geoffrey de.
buyers and purveyors, 71, 215,
238, 239, 435, 446.
chamberlain. See Bello Campo ,
Roger de.
king's confessor. See Syward,
William ; Woderove, John,
controller. See Strete, William,
coroner and clerk of the market.
See Leget, Helming,
falconer, 473.
See Chesthunt, Edmund
de.
king's farrier, 353.
king's ferreter. See Scargill,
Richard de.
king's fruiterer. See Fysshe,
John,
grooms, 382.
king's henchman, 378.
king's huntsman, 162.
king's messengers, 351, 397.
pavilioner. See Thorneton,
Thomas de.
king's physician. See Bray,
John ; Gabrielis, Paul,
plumbers. See Horewod,
Robert ; Roberd, William ;
Smyth, William,
king's porter, 15.
scullion. See Pury, John,
sewer. See Archebald, William,
king's smith. See Eltham,
Thomas de.
steward. See Nevill, John de.
king's surgeon. See Leche,
John.
Wt. 18915.
E 40
626
GENERAL INDEX.
Household, Royal — cont.
yeomen, 306, 307 bis, 308, 309,
310, 334, 337, 371, 382.
bakehouse, groom of, 370.
, serjeant of. See Fode,
Richard.
, chief serjeant of. See
Aleyn, Richard,
buttery, clerk of. See Bernolby,
Thomas.
, groom of, 361.
, serjeant of. See
Archebald, Richard.
, yeoman of, 310.
, See Brantyngham,
William; Depenham, William;
Kent, John ; Merlawe, John de.
chamber, esquires of. See
Daubrichecourt, Collard ;
Salesbury, John de.
, grooms of. See Maheu,
John ; Spaldyng, Nicholas.
, keeper of the keys of
the coffers of. See Gambon,
William.
, knights of. See Bello
Campo, John de ; Vache,
Philip la.
, messenger of. See
Stygeyn, John.
, serjeant of. See
Aubrey, Walter.
, usher of. See Herlyng,
John.
, yeomen of. See Bray,
John ; Gambon, William,
chandlery, yeomen of. See
Beyford, William,
hall, marshal of. See Risce-
by, WTilliam de.
, usher of. See Water,
Henry atte.
kitchen, groom of. See
Franceys, John.
, page of, 404.
, See Palmer, John.
, yeomen of. See
Brampton, Richard ; Raundes,
Richard.
, Cf. Kychyn, John
del.
larder, chief serjeant of. See
Bukenham, Simon de.
Cf. Lardir, William de.
laundry, groom of, 475.
marshalsea, 246.
pantry, clerk of. See Bernolby,
Thomas.
poultry, groom of. See Baron,
William.
Household, Royal : poultry — cont.
, chief serjeant of. See
Ballard, Richard.
, yeoman of. See Mak-
keny, Robert,
saucery, groom of. See
Cherteseye, Robert de.
, serjeant of. See Man,
William.
, chief serjeant of. See
Sauserye, William del.
scullery, serjeant of. See
Cherteseye, Robert de.
, yeoman of. See Bur-
bache, Thomas!
, chief serjeant of. See
Puseye, John,
spicery, groom of. See Ry vere,
John de la.
Houth, Nicholas, 303.
Houthe. See Howth.
Houton. See Houghton on the Hill,
Houton in le More. See Holton le
Moor.
Houton, John de, skinner, 502.
, John de, of Great Yarmouth,
21.
, Nicholas de, temp. Henry III,
26.
, Richard, deputy butler at
Lynn, 362.
, Thomas, commissioner, 148.
496.
Houtton by Grimesby. See Holton
le Clay.
Hovingham, Hovyngham, [co. York],
manor, 276.
Hovyngeham. See Ovingham.
S Hovyngham, William de, 474.
1 , . . . . , citizen and goldsmith
of York, 266.
How House, Howes [in Impington,
co. Cambridge], 32.
Howard, Robert, knight, 133, 328.
, commissioner, 138,
328, 332, 485, 497.
Howden, Houden [co. York], ex-
chequer of the bishop of Dur-
ham at, 107.
, Belby in, 468.
, Knedlington in, Knedelyng-
ton, 77.
Howdenshire, Houdenshire [co.
York], 312, 316.
, commission of sewers in,
485.
Howe, Thomas, of Leverington,
chaplain, 1 1 .
Howeden, John de, 143.
i Howegate. See Huggate.
GENERAL INDEX.
627
Howelin ap David ap Griffyt, parson
of Llanrwst, cos. Carnarvon
and Denbigh, 51.
Howell, Howel, Geoffrey, 239.
, John, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 431.
, . . . . , Maud, late the wife
of, 432.
, William, 441.
Howell ap Eygon, vicar of Gresford,
co. Denbigh, 351.
Howel ap Jevan ap Howel, pre-
sented to the church of
Rudry, co. Glamorgan, 260.
Howessone, Thomas, of Comberton,
co. Cambridge, 10.
Howome, Howom, Thomas de, com-
missioner, 490.
, . . . . , citizen of York, 349.
Howth, Houthe [co. Dublin], pre-
bend of. See Dublin.
Hoy, John, vicar of Cople, co. Bed-
ford, 175.
Ho ye, Thomas, 447.
Hoyland, High [co. York], West
Clayton in, 126.
Huberd, John, 126.
Hucknall, Hokenale [co. Notting-
ham], 420.
Hudson, Robert, 480.
Huet, William, chaplain, presented
to the chapel of Beckbury,
co. Salop, 231.
Cf. Huwet.
Huetson, John son of Richard, of
Idridgehay, 268.
Hugate, Henry de, chaplain, 356.
Hugel, Walter, 468.
Huggate, Howegate, Huggat [co.
York], 76, 467.
Huggeley, Huggeleye, Thomas de,
presented to the church of
Martin Hussingtree, 254, 267.
Hugh, Robert son of, de Astelegh,
234.
Hughbody, Alan, of Leverton, co.
Lincoln, 103.
Hugiui, Hygon, William, surveyor
of the works at Corfe Castle,
390.
, . . . ., mayor of Corfe, 477.
Huish Champflower, Huish Chaump-
flour, Hewyschhaumfloiu*
[co. Somerset], parsons of,
93, 210.
Hull. See Kingston on Hull.
Hull (York), river, 227, 467.
Hull, John, of Dublin, 444.
, Richard son of Richard
atte, 449.
Hull, Richard, son of Richard atte
— cont.
, . . . . , Margery, daughter of,
449.
, Richard del, chaplain, 108.
, Robert atte, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Brookland, co. Kent, 164.
, Robert, scholar of the
king's hall, Cambridge, 192.
, Robert de, presented to the
church of Toppesfield, co.
Essex, 236.
Hulles, William, hospitaller, 123.
Humber, Humbre, river, co. Lin-
coln, 145, 150, 324.
, merchant of, 156.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 324, 501.
Humberstane, Humberstan, William,
the younger, presented to the
church of Harlow, co. Essex,
40.
, ...... . . . . , presented to
the church of Yeovil, 200.
, . . . . , . . . . , revocation of
presentation, 286.
Humbleton, John, clerk, 177.
Humet, Richard de, constable,
temp. Henry II, 85.
Huncote [in Narborough, co.
Leicester], 288.
Huncotes, John de, 92.
Hunden, Geoffrey, 246, 438.
, commissioner, 223,
318, 323, 332.
Hunderton, Hunterton [in Hereford,
co. Hereford], prebend of.
See Hereford.
I Hungerford, Thomas de, knight,
122, 157.
, . . . . , commissioner, 1 39,
154, 157, 327, 328, 485, 487,
490 bis, 498.
Hungerton [co. Leicester], Bag-
grave in, Babbegrave, 425.
Hunt, Hunte, David, 456.
, John, 78, 392, 495.
, . . . . , auditor in the lord-
ships &c. of Brecknock, Can-
tref Selyf, Hay, Huntington
and Caldicot, 112.
, Thomas, 235.
, William, 53.
Cf. Hount.
Hunteley, Robert, commissioner,
220, 221.
Hunter, John, of Whittington, co.
Lancaster, Agnes sometime
wife of, 135.
628
GENERAL INDEX.
Huntercombe [in Nuffield], co. Ox-
ford, 220.
Huntercombe, John de, 189.
Hunterton. See Hunderton.
Huntindon [co. Hereford]. See
Huntington.
Huntingdon, county, 150, 225.
, issues of, 170.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
323.
, coroners in, 55.
, . . . . , See Alberd,
Richard.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, escheator in. See Sewale,
Thomas de.
, sheriff of, 169, 465.
, outlawries in, 264, 281, 419.
Huntingdon, Huntyngdon, co. Hun-
tingdon, castle, gaol delivery
of, 74, 288.
, gaol delivery, 288, 401.
, priory of St. Mary, 431.
, prior of, 169.
Huntingdon, countess of. See Ley-
bourne, Juliana de.
Huntingfield, Huntyngfeld [in East-
ling, co. Kent], manor, 434.
Huntingfield, Huntyngfeld [co. Suf-
folk], parson of, 175.
Huntington, Huntyngton [co. Here-
ford], lordship, 496.
, . . . . , steward of. See
Genet, William.
, . . . . , auditor in. See
Hunt, John.
Huntspill, Hunspull Mareys, co.
Somerset, manor, 86.
Huntyngdon. See Huntingdon.
Huntyngdon, Robert, commissioner,
55.
Huntyngfeld. See Huntingfield.
Huntyngfeld, William de, commis-
sioner, 135, 138.
, .. .., knight, 175, 178.
Huntyngton, Huntyton. See Hun-
tington.
Huphavene. See Upavon.
Hursflete, Nicholas, 494.
Hurstbourne, Hisseburn [co. South-
ampton], 37.
Hurstbourne, Tarrant, Husseburn
Tarente, co. Southampton,
43.
Hurstmonceaux, Hurstmonceux [co.
Sussex], parsons of, 249.
Hurstpierpoint, Hurst [co. Sussex],
495, 496.
Hurstpierpoint — cont.
, Alexander, vicar of, 495.
Hurtaund, Hurtaunt, Robert, of
Watton, co. Norfolk, 144,
152.
Huscard, Richard, commissioner,
501.
Husee, Henry, knight, 272.
, Hugh de, commissioner,
498.
Husseburn Tarente. See Hurst-
bourne Tarrant.
Huton, Thomas de, commissioner,
146.
Hutton in the Forest, Ho ton, co.
Cumberland, 384.
Bushell, Hotonbussell, Hotona
[co. York], 451.
, . . . . , parsons of a mediety
of, 183.
Cranswick, Ho ton Craunce-
wyk [co. York], 467.
, . . . . , Rotsea in, Rotse, 329.
Lowcross, Ho ton [co. York],
liberty of, 331.
Huwet, John, 142.
, Richard, of Oldbury, co.
Warwick, 383.
, Walter, knight, 124, 194.
, , Hugh, father of, 124.
, . . . ., Agnes, mother of, 124.
, . . . ., Amita, wife of, 124.
Cf. Huet.
Huxham, Hokesham [co. Devon],
271.
Hwe, William, deputy alnager of
woollen cloths for sale in
Kent, 24.
Hwo. See Hoo.
Hycokes. See Hicokes.
Hyde by Winchester [co. Southamp-
ton], Thomas, abbot of, let-
ters patent of, 187.
Hyde, John, commissioner, 413.
, Hide, John atte, of Egleton,
controller of the works at
Oakham and Flitteris, 105
bis.
Hygon. See Hugon.
Hykelyngton, Robert, brother of
St. John's hospital, Ely, 277,
477.
Hyndon, Edmund de, 89.
Hynkle. See Hinckley.
Hynton. See Hinton, Cherry.
Hynton, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of Drayton
Parslow, 132.
, Thomas, groom of the
household, 382.
GENERAL INDEX.
629
Hynxton. See Hinxton.
Hythe, He the [co. Kent], 93, 130.
, . . . . , mayor and bailiffs of,
commissioners, 141.
, . . . . , officers of the barge of,
60, 61.
....... . . . ., commission of sewers
at, 158.
I
Ibbotesson, John, of Kenworth, 234.
Iccomb, Ikcombe [co. Gloucester],
chapel of, wardens of, 204.
Ichene. See Itchen.
Ichyngton. See Itchington.
Ickford, Ikkeford, co. Buckingham,
464.
Ickham, Ikham [co. Kent], parsons
of, 116.
, Well in, Welle, 331, 434.
Idenne, John, 410, 413, 414.
idiots, 15, 81, 294.
Idridgehay, Idrychay [co. Derby],
268.
Iford [in Westwood, co. Wilts], 31.
Iford, Master Nicholas de, 31.
Ightfield, Ightfelde [co. Salop], par-
sons of, 265.
Ihamme. [The site of New Win-
chelsea, co. Sussex], manor,
346.
Ikcombe. See Iccomb.
Ikham. See Ickham.
Ikkeford. See Ickford.
Ilbert, Ralph, 294.
Ilchester, Yevelchestre [co. Somer-
set], 228.
, gaol, keepers of. See Peres,
Roger ; Porter, Ralph.
Ilcome, Henry de, 358.
Ilderton, co. Northumberland, 59.
, manor, 59.
, Roddam in, Rodome, 59.
Ilderton, Thomas de, knight, 58.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59,
498.
Ilford, Illeford [co. Essex], 304.
Ilger, William, 15, 72, 202, 334, 344,
462 bis, 464 bis.
, escheator of Ireland,
145, 240, 266, 373.
Ilkeston [co. Derby], church, 98.
Ilkley, Ilklay, co. York, advowson,
456.
Illeford. See Ilford.
Illeston, Ilston, Thomas de, com-
missioner, 139, 314, 499.
, . . . . , de, escheator in
Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and
Middlesex, 17, 54, 118, 167,
172, 174, 181, 195, 204, 208,
348, 366, 378, 388, 434, 450,
479.
Illeye, Robert de, 15.
Ilston. See Illeston.
Ilton [co. Somerset], 228.
Imber, Immere [co. Wilts], chapel,
15.
, . . . . , parson or warden of.
See Barton, Peter de.
Imbert, Simon son of, 315.
Immere. See Imber.
Impington [co. Cambridge], How
House in, Howes, 32.
Imworth, Hugh, 369.
, Richard, Richard de, 286.
, Richard de, serjeant-at-
arms, 156, 463.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
56, 62, 488.
, . . . . , .... and keeper of
the Marshalsea prison of the
King's Bench, 169, 463.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 286.
Ines juxta Wygan, Roger de,
2.
Inge, Hildebrand, hospitaller, 123.
, Thomas, of Pewsey, William
son of, 187.
Ingelby, Yngelby, Henry de, pre-
bendary of Darlington col-
legiate church, 232.
, . . . . , to be restored to Ox-
ford university, 291.
Ingelby, Thomas de, commissioner,
58, 59, 63, 64, 135-7 passim,
140, 141, 143, 145, 151, 154,
155, 222, 223, 224 ter, 225,
226, 227, 229, 311, 314 (4),
315, 316 bis, 317, 321 bis, 323,
326, 329, 331, 332, 411, 414
bis, 486, 489, 490, 491.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
20, 30, 106 bis, 108, 109, 123,
262, 265 bis, 269, 273, 275,
282, 287, 297, 420, 424, 428,
445.
, Thomas de, vicar of Bywell,
co. Northumberland, 302.
Ingelwode. See Inglewood.
Ingeworth. See Ingworth.
Ingland, Gilbert, 143.
*
630
GENERAL INDEX.
Inglewood, Ingelwode [co. Cumber-
land], forest, 115.
, . . . . , foresters in. See
Brighton, Adam de ; Stirk-
land, William de.
, . . . . , chief foresters of. See
Engleis, William le ; Stapel-
ton, William de ; Tilioll,
Peter.
, . . . ., Penrith ward in, 236,
461.
Ingmanthorpe, Ingemanthorp [in
Kirk Deighton, co. York],
137, 486.
Ingoldmells, Yngolmeles [co. Lin-
coln], 240.
Ingoldsby, Ingoldesby [co. Lincoln],
61, 62.
Ingram, co. Northumberland,
Reaveley in, Revele, 423.
Ingrain, Robert, of Coventry, 357.
Ingworth, Ingeworth [co. Norfolk],
232.
, mediety of the church,
parsons of, 483.
Inkepenne, John, 201.
Inkilmore [co. York], 467.
Innocent, John, presented to the
church of Borley, co. Essex,
92.
Ins, John, 424.
Inskysti. See Askeaton.
Insula, Lisle, Lyle, John de, of the
Isle of Wight, 266.
, Laurence de, commissioner,
153, 332.
, Laurence de, of Gatcombe,
Isabel late the wife of, 458.
, Maud de, 402.
, Robert de, 302, 460.
, , Mary, wife of, 302.
, Robert de, knight, 402.
, Warin de, 434.
, commissioner, 135,
220, 496, 499.
, William de, 420.
Inygs, John, master of the St.
Anthony, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
Ipplepen, Ippelpenne [co. Devon],
church, 387.
Ipre. See Ypres.
Ipre, John de, 99, 477.
, , knight, 441, 456.
, . . . . , steward of the house-
hold, 296, 298, 347, 399,
432, 475.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
491, 496.
Ipsley, Epsle [co. Warwick], 271.
Ipswich, co. Suffolk, 156, 213, 288,
362.
, bailiffs of, 49, 206.
, port, 49.
, . . . . , customs in, 93.
, . . . . , customs and subsidies
in, 6.
, . . . . , collectors of customs
at, 206.
, . . . . , controller of customs
at. See Martelsham, Richard
de.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Waleys, Robert.
, prior and Carmelite friars of,
385.
Irdesley. See Eardisley.
Ireland, 2, 41, 50, 70, 85, 86, 88, 98,
125, 185, 234, 245, 251, 256,
301, 303, 304, 306, 308, 336,
337, 338, 342, 344, 388, 393,
394, 396, 415, 416, 435, 436,
444, 462, 464, 471.
, attorneys in, 4, 5, 8, 13, 14,
15, 19, 28, 30, 69, 72, 97 bis,
98, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123,
129, 132, 177, 179, 190, 201,
202, 236, 246, 252, 256, 258,
260, 261, 272, 274, 275, 280,
283, 285, 301 bis, 303, 304 bis,
334, 335, 339, 342, 344, 366,
383 bis, 391, 396, 399, 424,
430, 432, 444, 450, 460 bis,
461, 462, 479, 483.
, chancellor of, 145, 240, 266,
305, 306, 309, 393.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59.
, See Tanny, William ;
Wykford, Robert de.
, chancery rolls of, 295.
, seal of, 31, 60, 111, 258, 295,
305, 306, 340, 342, 481.
, escheator in, commissioner,
59.
, See Bekenesfeld,
Nicholas de ; Ilger, William ;
Lorence, Edmund.
, governor and guardian of.
See Wyndesore, William de.
, justiciary of, 309.
, See Bo tiller, James
le ; Fitz Thomas, Maurice.
, treasurer of, 309.
, See Balscot,Alexander.
, Exchequer of, 207, 295, 303,
304, 340, 342, 437, 472, 481,
482.
, . . . . , chamberlains of. See
Boys, James de ; Walssh,
Richard.
\
GENERAL INDEX.
631
Ireland, Exchequer of — cont.
, . . . . , treasurers of. See
Colton, John, de ; Scurlagg,
Thomas.
, . . . . , treasurer and barons of,
86, 335, 342.
, . . . . , barons of. See Holy-
wod, Robert ; Karlell,
William de.
, . . . . , chief baron of. See
Bray, Stephen ; Holiwode,
Robert.
, . . . . , second baron of. See
Pembrok, John de.
, . . . . , chancellor of. See
Bache, Thomas.
, . . . . , engrosser or clerk of
the pipe of. See Lughtburgh,
Robert.
, Common Bench of, justice
of. See Plunket, Richard.
, justices to hold pleas
following the justiciary,
60.
, See Keppok, John ;
Tyrell, John.
, question of expenses in-
curred in, 117, 120.
, ordinance for the defence of,
178.
, trade between, and England,
to be permitted, 309.
, passage of soldiers to, 336,
337.
, rebels in, 340.
, cloths made in, 28, 29.
Irford, John de, parson of West
Rasen, co. Lincoln, exchanged
to Ludborough, co. Lincoln,
208.
, Robert de, 197.
Irland. See Ireland.
Irlande, Richard de, vicar of Emble-
ton, co. Northumberland,
317.
Irnham [co. Lincoln], parsons of,
88.
iron, called ' Osmond,' 455.
Irthington, Irthyngton, co. Cum-
berland, 229.
, Laversdale in, Leveresdale,
328.
Irthlingborough, Irtlyngburgh [co.
Northampton], church of St.
Peter in, to be erected into a
collegiate church, 72.
Irthyngton. See Irthington.
Irton, Ralph de, prior of Guisborough
and bishop of Carlisle, temp.
Edward I, 479.
Isabel, the king's daughter, countess
of Bedford, 100, 128, 130,
162, 180, 237, 301, 368, 396,
429, 430, 462, 477.
, . . . . , indenture of, 392.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 475.
, . . . . , Philippa, daughter of,
wife of Robert de Veer, 368.
, . . . . , fewterer of. See
Cerle, Gilbert.
Isabel, Queen, 124, 258, 338, 341,
342, 380, 484.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 284.
Isabel, Robert, 251.
Isak, John, 495.
Iscoed, Iscoit, co. Cardigan, com-
mote of, 374.
Iseldon. See Islington.
Iselham, John, king's esquire, 427.
Isenbrugg. See Isombridge.
Isham, Robert de, 171.
Isle. See Insula.
Islekirk, Hildekirk [in Boltons, co.
Cumberland], 94.
Isleworth, Istelworth, Istilworth [co.
Middlesex], 80, 84.
, vicars of, 302.
, manor, reeve of. See
Godefray, John.
, park, parker of. See
Bertelot, Nicholas.
, . . . . , works in, 24.
, park and warren, keeper of.
See Baker, Walter.
, Heston in, 80.
Islington, Iseldon [co. Middlesex],
476.
Ismongere, Richard, servant of, 419.
Isombridge, Isenbrugg [in High
Ercall], co. Salop, 148.
Istelworth, Istilworth. See Isle-
worth.
Itchen, Ichene [co. Southampton],
church, 442.
Itchington, Long, Ichyngton, co.
Warwick, 416.
Ive, William, smith, 151.
Ivinghoe, Ivyngho [co. Buckingham],
church, 394, 397.
, parsons of, 395.
Ivyngho. See Ivinghoe.
Ivyngho, Robert de, citizen of Lon-
don, 345.
Iwardby, Iwardeby. See Ewerby.
Iwerne Minster, Ywerne Minstre,
Iwerne [co. Dorset], prebend
of. See Shaftesbury.
Ixworth, Ixeworth [co. Suffolk],
priory, advowson of, 203.
632
GENERAL INDEX.
J
Jacob, Geoffrey, of Norwich, 356.
, John, of Massingham, co.
Norfolk, 356.
Jake, John,, lord of Gommegnjes,
captain of Ardres, 34, 283.
Jakson, John, of Otley, co. York,
wright, 151.
, Robert, of Benwell, co.
Northumberland, 140.
James, Edmund, chaplain, brother
of the hospital of St. Kath-
arine by the Tower, London,
215.
, John, 368.
, commissioner, 135,
415, 499.
, . . . . , receiver general of the
earl of Bedford in England,
237, 477.
, John, of Haverfordwest,
forester of Coedtraeth and
keeper of Road Wood, co.
Pembroke, 438.
Janua, Genue, Master Andrew de,
canon of Wolverhampton,
282 bis.
Janyn, Laurence, 34.
, Roger, 170.
Jarcunville, Andrew de, knight,
temp. Henry III, 460.
Jarum upon Tese. See Yarm.
Jay, John, of Langton Matravers,
the younger, 409.
, John, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Laxfield,
co. Suffolk, 211, 241.
, Walter, 481.
, William, of Swineshead, 73.
Jedburgh, Jedeword, Jeddeworth
[co. Roxburgh], 327.
, abbot and convent of St.
Mary's, 490.
Jedeword. See Jedburgh.
Jersey, Jerseye, Gerseye, Jereseye,
island, 210, 293.
, warden of. See Bello
Campo, Thomas de ; Cal-
vilegh, Hugh de.
Jeuet. See Genet.
Jevan ap David, commissioner, 317.
Jevelton, Peter, 327.
Joan, daughter of Edward III, 508.
Joan, widow of Edward, prince of
Wales, assignment of dower
to, 374-6.
, princess of Wales, 376.
Joce, Joos, John, knight, 114, 124.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
501 bis.
, John, 114, 115, 281, 419.
, . . . . , commissioner, 115,
220 bis, 221, 316, 319, 320,
415.
, John, of the county of
Gloucester, 493.
, Robert, of Burton Joyce,
co. Nottingham, 223.
Cf. Jorce.
Jod, William, chaplain, 260.
Johan, Arnold, 196.
, Francis, of the society of
the Strozzi, 196.
, Matthew, of the society of
the Albertini, 196.
, Nicholas, 196.
Johannes, Peter, master of the St.
Peter of Bilbao, 507.
Johanson, William, cook, 140.
Johansone, Mark, master of the
Marioncogge, 417.
John, King, charters of, 182, 466.
, . . . . , charter of, mentioned,
198.
John of Gaunt, king of Castille and
Leon, duke of Lancaster, 6,
20, 36, 41, 134, 154, 224,
299, 306, 321, 340, 347, 359,
367, 373, 374, 376, 377, 393,
432, 433, 434, 435, 437, 438,
441 bis, 452, 453, 455, 457,
475.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59, 63,
64, 137 ter, 138, 139 bis,
142, 217 bis, 310, 311 bis, 314
bis, 323 ter, 485, 490 bis,
491 bis.
, . . . . , pardon to, 367.
, . . . . , grant of royal rights
in Lancashire to, 433, 451,
459.
, . . . . , liberties of, in York-
shire, commissions of the
peace in, 314, 315.
, . . . . , esquire of. See
Bradeleye, Thomas de.
John ap Cadogan, John son of, of
Great Willaston, co. Cheshire,
26.
John, David son of, de Estradu,
chaplain, presented to the
church of English Bicknor,
173.
GENERAL INDEX.
633
John — cont.
, Eustace son of, temp.
Henry I, 451.
, John son of, de Aynesworth,
22.
, John son of, del Bek, of
Heldygh, 83.
, John son of, de Ernesby,
424.
, John son of, de Westede,
of Corston, 127.
, Richard son of, de Radeclyf ,
commissioner, 320.
, Roger son of, de Shupton
in Galtres, 441.
, Thomas son of, de Birne,
219.
, William son of, de Burscowe,
of Ryecroft, co. Lancaster,
99.
, William son of, de Peytho,
414.
, William son of, de Stretton,
of Mickleover, 111.
Johyngton, John, Hospitaller, 123.
Jollan, John, of Kirkby Misperton,
106.
Jolyf, Robert, 408.
, Thomas, 239.
, William, vicar of West
Thurrock, co. Essex, ex-
changed to the church of
Laver, co. Essex, 362.
Joop, John, 94.
Joos. See Joce.
Jorce, Robert son of John, 377.
Cf. Joce.
Josep, John, chaplain, 208, 421.
Jott, John, 294.
Jouet. See Genet.
Jourdelay, John, 228.
Joye, Edith, bondwoman of the
abbot of Ramsey, 107.
, Thomas, of Colchester, com-
missioner, 415.
Juliers, William, marquis of, 508.
, . . . . , appointed lieutenant
and governor of Flanders,
508.
Julyan, William, admitted to the
church of Ratcliffe on Soar,
152.
Jupleu, Burial de, knight, 267.
Jurdan, Nicholas, of London, 399.
, Peter, commissioner, 501.
jury of matrons, 262.
Juynt, John, merchant of Norwich,
505.
K
Kaa, Roger, 173.
Kaber, Cabergh, Caber [in Kirkby
Stephen, co. Westmoreland],
176, 422.
Kaerdif, Kaerdyf. See Cardiff.
Kaerwedros. See Caerwedros.
Kaile, Robert, commissioner, 311,
315.
Kailly, Richard, clerk, 109.
Kaldre. See Calder.
Kampen, Camp [Holland, prov.
Overijssel], ships of, 159, 218.
Kardinan, Andrew de, temp.
Henry III, 26.
Kartell, Karlill, William, 190.
, William de, clerk, 177, 344,
399.
, . . . . , king's clerk, arch-
deacon of Meath, 362.
, . . . . , baron of the Exchequer
of Ireland, commissioner, 59.
See Cartel.
Karleton Paynell. See Carlton, •
North.
Karlill. See Kartell.
Karliolo, Thomas de, clerk, 443.
Karnels. See Carnel.
Kateryngham, Geoffrey de, parson
of Sully, co, Glamorgan, ex-
changed to the church of St.
Peter, Wallingford, 245.
Katewy. See Catewy.
Katremars, Nicholas, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Kaversham. See Caversham.
Kay ham. See Keyham.
Kayingham [co. York], Salthaugh
Grange in, 467.
Kaylmerssh, John, parson of Tap-
low, 75.
Kayner, Robert, parson of Lulling-
ton, co. Somerset, 31, 436.
Kayngham. See Keyingham.
Kayngham, John son of Geoffrey
de, 128.
Keal, Kele [co. Lincoln], parson of,
52.
Kedale. See Kydale.
Kedington, Keditone [co. Suffolk],
246.
Keditone. See Kedington.
Kedyngton, Robert de, 276.
, commissioner, 314,
411, 412, 500.
634
GENERAL INDEX.
Kegworth [co. Leicester], 273.
Kegworth, Simon de, 27.
, . commissioner, 315.
Keiselbergh, John de, of London,
506.
Kekydeva. See Cegidfa ; Guilsfield.
Kelby, Walter de, citizen of Lincoln,
501.
Kelde, Richard atte, 173.
Kele. See Keal.
Kele, Henry de, of Kirby Bellars,
co. Leicester, 287.
, Robert, of Coventry, 246.
Kelfeld, Henry de, 73.
Kelk, John de, 369.
, .. .., Alice, wife of, 369.
, John, of Reepham, co. Lin-
coln, 55.
Kellawe, Richard de, 236.
Kellestern. See Kelstern.
Kelling, Kellyng [co. Norfolk], 147.
Kelliwitho. See Calliwith.
Kells, Kenlys [co. Meath], church of,
362.
Kelstern, Kellestern [co. Lincoln],
233.
Kember, Walter, of Rochester, 456.
Kemere, William, of Bere Regis,
409.
Kemetmayn. See Commitmaen.
Kemmes, John, 247.
Kemmoys. See Cemmaes.
Kemp, Robert, 199.
Kempston, co. Bedford, manor, 195.
Kemp ton, Coldekenyngton [co. Mid-
dlesex], manor, works at,
controllers and survej^ors of.
See Hanesworth, Robert ;
Payntour, John.
Kenaldeferye. See Kinnards Ferry.
Kendal, Kendale, Kirkeby in Ken-
dale [co. Westmoreland], 135,
150, 237, 301.
, grant of pontage to, 237.
Kendale, Edward de, the elder,
Elizabeth late the wife of, 208.
, Edward de, the younger,
208.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth
(Croyser), wife of, 208.
, Edward de, knight, Eliza-
beth late the wife of, 407.
, John de, 9.
, , clerk, 301.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Fladbury, co.
Worcester, 7.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Weston Longville,
co. Norfolk, 45.
Kendale, John de — cont.
, . . . . , vicar of Lewisham,
488.
, . . . . , . . . . , exchanged to a
mediety of the church of
Aylmerton, co. Norfolk, 345.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Southwell col-
legiate church, 439.
, Robert de, knight, 159.
, , Maud, wife of, 159.
Kene, Hugh, clerk, 30.
, John, 160.
, Richard, of Stonydelph, co.
Warwick, 102.
, Roger, 160.
, William, Joan late the wife
of, 226.
Kenelleworth. See Kenilworth.
Kenewyk. AS'ee Kenwick.
Kenilworth, Kenilleworth, Kenelle-
worth [co. Warwick], Walter,
prior of, 448.
, prior of. See Bradeweye,
Henry de ; Cherleton, Walter
de.
, sub-prior and convent of,
82.
, canon of. See Merston,
Thomas de.
, temporalities of, 87.
Kenlys. See Kells.
Kenne, Thomas, 67.
, Thomas, surveyor of the
works at Clarendon, 233.
Kennington, Kenyngton, co. Surrey,
38.
Kent, county, 11, 53, 107, 117, 125,
141, 144, 148, 171, 191, 195,
218, 300; 341, 347, 348, 372,
381, 397, 412, 417, 418, 439,
453.
, deputy alnagers of woollen
cloths for sale in. See
Elfere, John ; Hwe, William ;
Maidenston, Thomas.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Frithe, John
atte.
, commission of array in, 497.
, commissions of the peace
in, 136, 141, 310, 491.
, justices of oyer and ter-
miner in, 146.
, outlawries in, 68 bis.
, escheator in. See Heryng,
Nicholas ; Illeston, Thomas
de.
, sheriff of, 411, 412.
, commissioner, 141,
GENERAL INDEX.
635
Kent, sheriff of — cont.
, See Crouehe, Nicholas
atte.
, ports in, searchers in. See
Bode, Philip ; Dyere, John ;
Elys, Walter ; Mannyng,
John ; Seford, John ; West-
clyf, John ; Wynter, John.
, the king's castles and manors
in, 64.
, king's steward in, 381.
, See Heryng, Nicholas.
, manors of the countess of
Huntingdon in, 199, 214.
Kent, Elizabeth, countess of, 405.
Kent, John, 398, 495.
, . . . . , yeoman of the buttery,
405.
, John, of London, 300.
, Richard de, citizen and
fishmonger of London, 85,
253.
, Thomas, of Rotherfield, co.
Sussex, 156.
Kentbery. See Kintbury.
Kentish Town, Kentissheton [co.
Middlesex], 381.
Kentwode, John, commissioner, 135,
220, 496, 499.
Kenwalgraves, William de, 12.
Kenwick, Kenewyk [in Tilney, co.
Norfolk], chapel of, 468.
Kenworth, Kenworthe, 234.
Kenyngton. See Kennington.
Kenyngton, Master John de, clerk,
109.
Kepe, John, 502.
Kepewyk, Robert, 160.
Keppok, John, 394.
, commissioner, 416.
, justice to hold pleas
following the justiciary of
Ireland, 145.
Kerbrok. See Carbrooke.
Kerdeforth. See Kirdford.
Kerdeston, William de, 329.
, , knight, 216, 411, 412.
, William son of William de,
knight, 395.
Kerdyf. See Cardiff.
Kerdyngton. See Cardington.
Kereignon. See Castle Caereinion.
Kermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kerre, John, 242, 306.
Kerselawe. See Creslow.
Kertemell. See Cartmel.
Kervour, Hugh, 199.
Kesandbred, Geoffrey, of Weighton,
co. York, Thomas son of, 173.
Keseby. See Kexby.
Kesseburgh. See Kexborough.
Kessingland, Kessynglond, co. Suf-
folk, 146.
Kestevene, Ralph de, clerk, 41.
king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 309.
| Ketell, John, 62.
, William, 38.
, . . . . , of Sussex, merchant
at Southampton, 37.
Ketelston. See Kettlestone.
Keten, Ketene, John, 272.
, , clerk, 237.
Keterich, Roger, commissioner, 56.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex
and Hertford, 78, 80, 118, 131.
Keteryng, John, vicar of Hemel
Hempstead, exchanged to
Ridley, co. Kent, 477.
, William, 423.
Ketford, John, commissioner, 220,
221, 319.
Ketilby, Thomas son of William de,
106.
Kettering [co. Northampton], letters
patent dated at, 167, 171.
Kettlestone, Ketelston [co. Norfolk],
manor, 101.
Kevermond. See Kirmond le Mire.
Kevylok. See Cyfeiliog.
Keworth. See Keyworth.
Kewstoke [co. Somerset], priory of
Worspring in, 271.
Kexborough, Kesseburgh [co. York],
126.
, Birthwaite in, Birthwayt,
126.
, Haigh in, Westhagh, 126.
Kexbj^, Keseby [in Upton, co. Lin-
coln], 364.
Keyham, Kayham [co. Leicester], 426.
Keyingham, Kayingham, co. York,
church, 55.
Keymer, Kymere, co. Sussex, 496.
Keynes, Elizabeth de, 178.
, John de, knight, 163.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan late the
wife of, 178.
, . . . . , Wencelina daughter
and heir of, 178.
, Lettice de, 178.
, Maud de, 178.
, William de, 178.
Keys, Ralph, 220.
, Richard, chaplain, warden
of Iccomb chapel, co. Glou-
cester, exchanged to the
church of Little Compton,
co. Gloucester, 204.
636 GENERAL INDEX.
Keythorpe, Keythorp [in Tugby,
co. Leicester], 97.
Keyworth, Keworth, co. Notting-
ham, 296.
Kidale. See Kydale.
Kidderminster [co. Worcester], Dun-
clent in, 225.
Kiddles, commission of, 159.
Kidland, Thomas de, 59.
Kidlington [co. Oxford], Cutslow in,
Codeslowe, 357.
, Water Eaton in, Eton, 357.
Kilberry, Kilbery [co. Meath], par-
son of, 39.
Kilbourn. See Kilburn.
Kilburn, Kilbourn [co. Middlesex],
prioress and convent, 92, 391.
Kildare, county, chief serjeant
of. See Vyse, John atte.
Kildare, earl of. See Fitz Thomas,
Maurice.
Kildare, archdeacon of. See Fitz
Wauter, Thomas.
Kilgarren. See Kilgerran.
Kilgerran, Kilgarren [co. Pem-
broke], castle, 495.
Kilham, Killome [in Kirknewton,
co. Northumberland], 106.
, Killom [co. York], church,
222.
Killeen, Killen [co. Meath], manor,
342.
Killom. See Kilham.
Killome. See Kilham.
Killum, William de, of Berwick on
Tweed, 250.
Cf. Kyllum.
Kilmersdon [co. Somerset], Walton
in, Wauton, 271.
Kilton, Culveton [co. Somerset],
manor, 26.
[co. York], 326.
Kimberworth, Kymberworth [co.
York], manor, 454.
Kimmeridge, Kymerych in Purbik,
co. Dorset, 327, 408, 409.
Kingsbridge, Kyngesbrugg [co.
Devon], 226.
Kingsbury Episcopi, Kyngesbury
[co. Somerset], 327, 328.
, manor, 190.
, Burrow in, Burgh, 228.
, Southay in, Southeye, 31.
, Stembridge in, Stenebrugge,
190.
Kingsdown, Kyngesdoun by Por-
chestre [co. Southampton],
warren of, 411.
Kingsey, Kyngeseye, co. Bucking-
ham, manor of, 296.
Kingsland, Kyngeslane, co. Here-
ford, manor, 34.
Kingston Abbess, Knyghteston [in
Corfe Castle, co. Dorset], 13.
, Kyngeston [co. Hereford],
hundred, steward of. See
Genet, William.
on Thames, Kyngeston [co.
Surrey], 380, 381.
, farm of, 401.
, grant of pontage for,
263.
, manor of Coombe in,
Combe Nevylle, 235.
by Sea, Kyngeston, co. Sus-
sex, 496.
, searchers at. See
Palfreyman, William ; Pal-
yngham, William.
upon Hull, 56, 167, 227, 258,
481, 504.
, barge to be built at,
54, 428.
, mayor of, 86.
, . . . . , commissioner,
313.
, mayor and bailiffs of,
49, 206.
, . . . . , commissioners,
54.
, merchants of, 322.
, . . . . , grant of
murage to, 274.
, grant of pavage at,
86.
, collectors of customs
at, 206.
, commission of array
in, 502.
, commission of the
peace in, 313.
, water supply for, 324.
, successive proposals to
found a hospital, an abbey
of Minoresses, and a Car-
thusian priory at, 470.
, port, 48, 98.
, . . . . , customs and sub-
sidies in, 6, 93.
, . . . . , deputy butler in.
See Selby, Robert de.
, . . . . , controller of cus-
toms in. See Spicer, Walter.
, . . . . , searchers in.
See Hanby, Hugh de ; Spicer,
Walter.
, church of the Holy
Trinity in, 167.
, manor of Myton in,
56, 470.
GENERAL INDEX.
637
Kingswear, Kyngeswere [co. Devon],
to be put in, defence, 486.
Kingswinford, Kyngesswynford [co.
Stafford], church, 463.
Kingswood, Kyngeswode [in Bod-
min, co. Cornwall], wood,
26.
Kinnards Ferry, Kenaldeferye [in
Owston, co. Lincoln], 489.
Kinneagh, alias Tintern, Kynneyth
[co. Wexford], 298.
, advowson, 298.
Kinsaley, Kynsale, co. Dublin, 437.
Kintbury, Cuntbery, Kentbery [co.
Berks], 184.
Kinwarton, Kynwarton [co. War-
wick], parsons, 252.
Kippax, Kypax [co. York], church,
420.
Kirby, Kirkeby, co. Leicester, 184.
Bellars, Kirkebeller [co.
Leicester], 287.
, Monks, Monkeskirkeby [cos.
Leicester and Warwick], prior
of, 400.
Wiske, co. York, Newsham in,
Neusom upon Wysk, 356.
Kirchil. See Critchell.
Kirdford , Kerdef orth, Curredef ord
[co. Sussex], vicarage, 14.
, vicars of, 371.
Kirich, Richard, 447.
Kirk Ella, Elveleye [co. York], 18.
, Anlaby in, 86, 324.
Kirk Deighton [co. York], Ingman-
thorpe in, 486.
Kirkandrews, Kirkandres [co. Cum-
berland], parsons of, 275.
, Kirkandres [in Borgue, co.
Kirkcudbright], 428.
Kirkburn, Burne, Burne on La
Walde [co. York], 329.
, vicar of, 329.
, manor of Eastburn in,
Estbnui, 74.
Kirkby in Ashfield, Kirkeby on
Asshefeld [co. Nottingham],
420.
Lonsdale, Kirkeby in Lones-
dale [co. Westmoreland], 135.
Stephen [co. Westmoreland],
Kaber in, Cabergh, 176, 422.
Malzeard, Malasart [co.
York], chace and warren of,
keeper of. See Etton,
Thomas de.
, Azerley in, Azerlegh,
79, 215.
Misperton, Kirkeby Misper- i
ton [co. York], 106.
Kirkby — cont.
Moorside, Kirkebymores-
heved, co. York, 316.
, Fadmoor in, Fadmore,
316.
, Gillamoor in, Gillyng-
more, 316.
Kirkcroglyn. See Croglin.
Kirkebeller. See Kirby Bellars.
Kirkeby, co. Leicester. See Kirby.
Kirkeby. See Kirkby.
Kirkeby in Kendale. See Kendal.
Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, John, 152.
, John de, commissioner, 324,
485, 501.
, John de, knight, of Lan-
cashire, 427.
, John, of Watton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
, John de, of Westmoreland,
284.
, Robert de, parson of Withy-
brook, 46.
, Robert de, presented to the
church of Kirklinton, co.
Cumberland, 131.
Kirkebymoresheved. See Kirkby
Moorside.
Kirkeham, Robert, of Elm, co. Cam-
bridge, 11.
Kirkelade, John de, parson of
Withington, 356.
Kirkeleghes. See Kirklees.
Kirkelevyngton. See Kirklinton.
Kirketon. See Kirton.
Kirketon, Kirkton, John, parson of
Holy Trinity in the king's
court, York, 2.
, Roger de, justice of gaol
deliverv, 74, 79, 109, 121 bis,
198, 277, 288.
, . . . . , commissioner, 50,
52 bis, 55, 57, 58, 59, 61,
63 bis, 64 bis, 135-143 passim,
145, 154 bis, 155, 158, 219,
220, 224 bis, 227, 229, 311,
313, 314 ter, 315, 317, 318,
321, 322, 325, 326, 327,
328 bis, 329, 330, 331, 332 ter,
416 bis, 485 bis, 489, 490,
491 bis, 494 bis.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
50.
, Thomas de, chantry warden
in Lincoln cathedral, ex-
changed to the church of Irn-
ham, co. Lincoln, 88.
Kirkham [co. Lancaster], 30.
, Kyrkham [co. York],
45.
638
GENERAL INDEX.
Kirkleatham, Lythum [co. York],
330.
, Yearby in, Overby, 330.
Kirklees, Kirkeleghes [co. York],
prioress and convent of, 126.
Kirkley [co. Suffolk], road of, Kyrke-
lerode, 455.
Kirklington, Kirtlington, co. Not-
tingham, 296.
Kirklinton, Kyrkelevyngton, Kirke-
levyngton [co. Cumberland],
church, 112, 131, 264.
Kirknewton [co. Northumberland],
Kilham in, Killome, 106.
Kirkoswald, Kirkosewald, Kirkus-
wald, co. Cumberland, 229.
, manor and park, 225.
, Staffield in, Staffulle, 222.
Kirkton. See Kirketon.
Kirkuswald. See Kirkoswald.
Kirmond le Mire, Kevermond [co.
Lincoln], 106.
Kirskill, Creskeld in Whervesdale
[in Adel], co. York, 151.
Kirstead, Kyrkested [co. Norfolk],
parsons of, 483.
Kirtlington. See Kirklington.
Kirtlington, Kirtlyngton, co. Ox-
ford, 210.
Kirtlyngton, Robert, groom, 370.
Kirton, Kirketon in Holand [co.
Lincoln], 317.
Kirton, Kirketon in Lyndeseye [co.
Lincoln], manor, 14.
Kitson, Kytson, John, 329.
, of Ormesby, co. York,
331.
Knaith, Knayth [co. Lincoln], 329.
Knap toft, Knaptof [co. Leicester],
61, 138.
Knapton, John, of Kirkby Moorside,
316.
Knaresborough, Knaresbiirgh, co.
York, 321.
, liberty, commission of the
peace in, 314, 315.
Knaresdyll, John, bailiff of the
sheriff of Cumberland, 325.
Knayth. See Knaith.
Knebworth [co. Hertford], 472.
Knedlington, Knedelyngton [in
Howden, co. York], 77.
Kneesall, Kneshale, co. Nottingham,
manor, 355, 408.
Kneeton, Knyveton [co. Notting-
ham], 63, 142.
Kneshale. See Kneesall.
Knights Templars, 127.
, charter of Henry II, in
favour of the, 302.
Knights Templars — cont.
, master of, in England,
Imbertus, temp. Henry III,
425.
, See also Saunford,
Robert de.
Knightsbridge, Knyghtbrigg, Knyth-
brugge [in Chelsea, Kensing-
ton and Westminster, co.
Middlesex], 81, 124, 125.
Knockin, Knokyn [co. Salop], 137,
426.
, lord of. See Lestrange,
Roger.
Knoclas. See Cnwclas.
Knode, John, vicar of Ercall Magna,
403.
Knoell, Thomas, 28.
Knoll, John, commissioner, 486.
, John, of Dartmouth, 32.
, William, of Dartmouth, 32.
, William, commissioner, 486.
Knolle, Richard atte, 495.
Knolles, Robert de, Robert, knight,
29, 101, 327, 408, 487, 494.
, . . . ., general pardon to, 20,
21.
. . . ., Constance wife of, 29,
101.
Knot, William, 99.
Knotte, Robert, of Ingoldsby, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Knottesford, John, 335.
Knottynghull. See Notting Hill.
Knottyngle, Richard, 421.
Knowle, Church [co. Dorset], Creech
in, Criche, 13.
Knyght, John, 414.
, Peter, of Withy ham, co.
Sussex, 156.
, WTilliam, chaplain, 75.
Knyghtbrigg, Knyghtbrugge. See
Knightsbridge.
Knyghtcote, William, citizen and
mercer of London, 301.
Knyghtesbrugge, Thomas, of Lon-
don, cordwainer, 231.
Knyghteston. See Kingston Abbess.
Knyt, Walter, of Frocester, co.
Gloucester, 45.
Knythbrugge. See Knightsbridge.
Knyvet, John, 127, 173, 175, 179,
216, 262, 349, 359.
, chancellor, 1, 6, 36,
37, 69, 134, 252, 294, 347,
392.
, . . . . , . . . . , visitor of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 410.
, . . . . , retained of the king's
council, 407.
GENERAL INDEX.
639
Knyvet, John — cont.
, commissioner, 491.
, , knight, 127, 175, 179,
349, 359.
, .. .., Eleanor, wife of, 127,
175, 179.
, . . . ., John, son of, 127.
Knyveton. See Kneeton.
Knyvyngton, Nicholas de, commis-
sioner, 320.
Kuny, Robert, 219.
Kybyll, Thomas, 160.
, Thomas, of Buckingham-
shire, 225.
Kychyn, John del, 325.
Kydale, Kedale, Kidale, Thomas,
commissioner, 322, 494, 497.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
52.
, . . . . , sheriff of Lincoln,
commissioner, 153.
Kyggel, John, 409.
Kylgarren. See Cilgerran.
Kyllom, John de, 414.
Kyllum, Robert de, 233.
, Thomas de, of Kelstern, co.
Lincoln, 233.
Cf. Killum.
Kylvoer. See Cilfowyr.
Kylyon, Richard, commissioner, 52.
Kymbell, Thomas, clerk, 68.
Kymberworth. See Kimberworth.
Kyme, William deP 432.
Kymere. See Keymer.
Kymerich, Kymerych. See Kim-
meridge.
Kynardby, Richard de, presented
to the church of Penderyn,
co. Brecon, 19.
, William de, 312.
Kyndesdoun. See Kingsdown.
Kyng, Edmund, of Weybourne, co.
Norfolk, 147.
, John, of Blackmanston, co.
Dorset, 409.
, . . . . , vicar of Broxbourne,
exchanged to the vicarage
of Eastry, co. Kent, 125.
, Robert son of Thomas, of
Boughton, co. Lincoln, 125.
, Thomas, 381.
Kynges Newenham. See Newnham
Regis.
Kyngesbrugg. See Kingsbridge.
Kyngesbury. See Kingsbury.
Kyngeseye. See Kingsey.
Kyngesfold, John de, 2, 122, 185,
338.
, William, commissioner, 499.
Kyngesgrene, Peter, 51.
Kyngeslane. See Kingsland.
Kyngesrypton. See Ripton, King's.
Kyngesswynford. See Kingswin-
ford.
Kyngeston. See Kingston.
Kyngeston, John de, 173, 212, 290.
, John de, of Sandwell, co.
Devon, 281.
, John, clerk, 281.
, John de, clerk of the bishop
of Durham, 4, 107.
, John de, keeper of Chesnut
Wood, co. Kent, 211.
, William de, parsonof Abbots -
ley, co. Huntingdon, 67.
Kyngeswere. See Kingswear.
Kyngeswode. See Kingswood.
Kyngton, Kyngeton, Thomas, Tho-
mas de, controller of customs
at Southampton, 257, 288.
Kynnesley, 43.
Kynneyth. See Kinneagh.
Kynsale. See Kinsaley.
Kynslee, William, presented to the
church of Stretham, co. Cam-
bridge, 37.
Kynwarton. See Kinwarton.
Kypax. See Kippax.
Kyrkebride, William, chaplain, 443.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkeby.
Kyrkelerode. See Kirkley.
Kyrkelevyngton. See Kirklinton.
Kyrkested. See Kirstead.
Kyrkestede, William, parson of
Barnack, 104.
Kyrketon. See Kirketon.
Kyrkham. See Kirkham.
Kyrlond, Thomas de, 119.
Kyrye, Henry, 356.
Kytison, William, 225, 229.
Kytson. See Kitson.
L
La Barnet. See Barnet.
La Charite. See Charite sur Loire.
La Dale. See Dale.
La Devises. See Devizes.
La Doune. See Down.
La Fayth, by Cork, Ireland, hamlet,
309.
La Mare. See Delamere.
La Morende. See Moorend.
640
GENERAL INDEX.
La Munstre. See Minster.
La Northmoure, co. Cumberland,
225.
La Pole. See Poole.
La Porte. See Port Farm.
La Ree of Ottemore. See Ray on
Otmoor.
La Roke. See Rock.
La Rye. See Rye.
La Whitechapelle, la Whytechapelle.
See Whitechapel.
La Wyche. See Droitwich.
Laceby, Lesseby, Laysceby [co.
Lincoln], 18.
, manor, 18.
, church, 16, 18.
, parson of, 179.
Lacy, Peter de, clerk, 121.
, . . . . , prebendary of Dublin,
283.
Laghe, alias Bokkele, Philip, Joan
daughter of, 441.
Laghfot, Richard son of Thomas de,
135.
Laghmon, Richard, of Walton le
Dale, co. Lancaster, 299.
Laghton. See Laughton.
Lailyk, William, of Farlesthorpe, co.
Lincoln, 20.
Laindon, Leyndon [co. Essex],
241.
Lake, Henry atte, commissioner,
321.
, Robert atte, commissioner,
321.
Lakenham, Simon de, presented to
the church of Elmstone, co.
Kent, 88.
Lakere, Robert, 10.
, .. .., Clarice wife of, 10.
Lakyngheth, Edmund de, 78.
, John de, commissioner, 1 38.
Lambard, John, 142.
, Robert, 59.
, William, of Hurstpierpoint,
495.
Lambe, John, 73.
Lambourne, John, 399.
, Robert, presented to the
church of Houghton, co.
Southampton, 204.
Lambruyn, William, commissioner,
499.
Lambyn, Robert, 134.
, Stephen, 504.
, William, commissioner, 321.
Lammas, Lammesse [co. Norfolk],
Walter, parson of, 277.
Lampadern See Llanbadarn-Vawr.
Lampet, John, 122.
Lamplogh, Thomas, commissioner,
222.
Lamvyhangell in Gwunva. See
Llanfihangel yng Ngwynfa.
Lancaster, Lancastre [co. Lancaster],
336.
Lancaster, county, 320, 326, 339,
423, 427.
, grant of royal rights to
John of Gaunt in, 433.
, commissions of the peace
in, 59, 63, 64, 142.
, outlawries in, 67, 480.
, escheator in. See Lorence,
Edmund.
, sheriff of, 159, 320, 427,
452.
Lancaster, duchy, 459.
, . . . . , chancellor of. See
Thelwall, Thomas de.
Lancaster, duke of. See John of
Gaunt.
, duchess of, 22.
Lancastre, Christopher de, 284.
, . . . . , commissioner, 498.
, . . . ., Joan, wife of, relict of
Nicholas de Layburn, 284.
, John de, 181, 216, 284.
, Richard, 377.
, William de, commissioner,
150. 326, 414.
, William de, of Coventry,
364.
Lancastreshire, John de, 422.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife
of, 422.
Lanceveton. See Launceston.
Lancoleman. See Llangolman.
Lancoydmaur. See Llangoedmor.
Landereyn. See Landreyn.
Landes in Aquitaine, seneschal of.
See Elmham, William de.
Landewy Brevy. See Llanddewi
Brefi.
Landford, Laneford, co. Wilts,
church, 248.
Landreyn, Landyran, Landereyn,
John, 285.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 209, 211.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebendary of
Glasney collegiate church, 211.
, . . . . , prebendary of Hast-
ings free chapel, 340, 346.
Landyeare, John, of Cornwall, 434.
Cf. Laundyor.
Laneford. See Landford.
Lanercost, co. Cumberland, Asker-
ton in, 229.
GENERAL INDEX.
641
Lanfant, Walter, knight, commis-
sioner, 59.
Cf. Lene vaunt.
Langaford, Walter, 357.
Langar, co. Nottingham, 63, 65, 142.
, Barnston in, Barston, 63,
142.
Langbaurgh, Langbergh, Langebergh
[co. York], wapentake, 178,
445.
Lange, Felicia, 447.
Langebergh. See Langbaurgh.
Langebrok, William, 31.
Langedon, Robert de, Serjeant at
arms, 15.
, Thomas de, master of the
barge of London, 12.
Langefeld. See Langfield.
Langeford. See Langford.
Langeham. See Langham.
Langelay, John de, 67.
Langele Marreys. See Langley
Marish.
Langele, William de, Christina late
the wife of, 297.
Cf. Langle.
Langetoft. See Langtoft.
Langeton. See Langton.
Langetone in Purbike. See Langton
Matravers.
Langetrowe. See Langtree.
Langfield, Langefeld, co. York, 154.
Langford, Langeford, co. Bedford,
manor, 275.
, Langeford [in Burrington,
co. Somerset], 53, 65.
Langham, Langeham [in Gillingham,
co. Dorset], 176.
[co. Rutland], 265.
, , lordship, 134, 147.
Langham, Simon de, cardinal of
Canterbury, 39 1 .
, Stephen, 78.
, William, knight, 87.
Langle, Robert de, 300, 469.
, . . . . , Joan, daughter of,
wife of Walter Nettleswell,
300.
Cf. Langele.
Langley, King's, Childernelangle,
Childernelangele [co. Hert-
ford], 166.
, . . . . , letters patent dated
at, 44, 166, 195, 206-213,
215, 307.
, , manor, 166, 238.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
dated at, 209, 216.
, . . . . , manor and park,
works at, 235.
Wt. 18915.
Langley, King's, manor and park,
works at — cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , clerk
of. See Hertyngdon, Adam
de ; Maunesfeld, Henry de.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , controller
of. See Rouceby, John de.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , surveyor
of. See Parker, Richard.
, . . . . , manor, Friars Preachers
in, 446, 447.
, . . . . , Chipperfield in,
Chiperfeld, 166.
Langley Marish, Langele Marreys
[co. Buckingham], manor,
171, 174, 369.
, . . . . , . . . . , works of, clerk
of. See Hertyngdon, Adam
de.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , controller
of. See Rouceby, John de.
, . . . . , park, keepers of. See
Spaigne, John de ; Watre,
Henry atte.
Langrom, Thomas, parson of High-
bray, co. Devon, exchanged
to the vicarage of Christ -
church by Caerleon, co. Mon-
mouth, 395.
Langstrothdale, Langstrothe, co.
York, 59.
Langtoft, Langetoft [co. York],
326.
Langton, Langeton [co. Dorset ?],
168.
Matravers, Langton, Lange-
ton, Langeton in Purbike [co.
Dorset], 322, 409.
, , manor, 286, 423.
, . . . . , chantry of Wilks-
wood in, Wilcheswode,
Wylcheswode, 394, 460.
, Langeton [by Wragby, co.
Lincoln], 271.
[in Appleby], co. Westmore-
land, 414.
Langton, Langeton, John de, 104,
223.
, John de, knight, of Hert-
fordshire, Alice daughter of,
wife of Robert Corbet, knight,
12.
, John de, mayor of York,
73, 242.
, Robert de, knight, Robert
son of, 67.
, Thomas, 54.
, Thomas de, 360.
, Walter de, bishop of Coven-
try and Lichfield, 249.
E 41
642
GENERAL INDEX.
Langwith, Langwath [in Wheldrake,
co. York], 227.
Lank, Henry, William son of, of
Empingham, 265.
Lanney, Henry, 61.
, John, 61.
, Richard, 61.
, Thomas, 61.
Lanrost. See Llanrwst.
Lansallos [co. Cornwall], Raphael in,
Rathewell, 481.
Lansant, Roger, 281.
Lanteglos, Lanteglosse, Lantelges
[by Camelford, co. Cornwall],
church, 294, 304.
, parsons of, 363, 364.
Lantudenou. See Llandudno.
Lanwaynarth. See Llanwenarth.
Lanweyrwaterden. See Llanvair
Waterdine.
Lanyderne. See Llanedarn.
Lardir, William de, groom of the
household, 382.
Lascelles, Lascels, John, 338.
, commissioner, 317,
324, 485, 501.
, Roger de, escheator in York,
79, 215.
, Roger de,temp. Edward 1,271.
Lathebury, Henry, chaplain, late
chantry warden in St.
Nicholas' in the Shambles,
London, 88, 93.
Lathom, Thomas de, knight, com-
missioner, 320.
Lathum, Walter de, parson of
Blickling, 75.
Latimer. See Latymer.
Laton, John, John de, commissioner,
139, 491, 498.
, Robert de, 125.
Latymer, Latimer, Nicholas, 473.
, Thomas de, knight, com-
missioner, 414.
, William, William de, 41,
117, 131, 170, 178, 180, 188.
, William, commissioner,
136, 141, 310.
, William, sheriff of Dorset,
commissioner, 160.
, William, keeper of the
forest beyond Trent, 355.
, William de, keeper of
Becherel Castle and town,
353, 354, 361.
, William, warden of the
Cinque Ports, 57.
, . . . . , constable of Dover
Castle and warden of the
Cinque Ports, 278.
Latymer, William, constable of
Dover Castle and warden of the
Cinque Ports — cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
54, 60, 62, 141, 148, 149, 159,
218
, William lord of, 6, 253,
347, 441.
, William de, chamberlain,
36, 37.
, William lord of, chamber-
lain, 39, 134.
, . . . . , general pardons to,
353, 361.
, William, of Danby, knight,
34.
Laueraunce, Roger, 277.
Laufare. See Laver.
Laughton, Laghton [co. Lincoln ?],
43.
Launceston, Launceton, Lanceveton
[co. Cornwall], fee farm of,
375.
, pleas at, temp. Edward I,
197, 198.
Launde, co. Leicester, prior and
convent of, 133.
Launde, John de la, temp. Edward I,
475.
, Thomas de la, 71.
, . . . . , commissioner, 485.
Laundeles, John, commissioner,
136 bis.
Laundyor, William, 422.
i Cf. Landyeare.
I Laurence, John, of Arkesden, co.
Essex, 177.
i Lausele, Elizabeth, 420.
, John, citizen and mercer
of London, 420.
Lauson, John, of Kirk Fenton, co.
York, 77.
Cf. Laweson.
Lautee, Adam, 441.
Lavender, Agnes, 16.
Lavenham, William, of Bumpstead
Helion, the elder, 44.
Laver, Laufare [co. Essex], parsons
of, 362.
Laverok, John, 329.
Laversdale, Leveresdale [in Irthing-
ton, co. Cumberland], 328.
Lavington, Market, Stepellavyng-
ton [co. Wilts], vicar of, 259.
Lavynton, Cecily, nun of Wherwell,
elected abbess, 172.
, . . . . , abbess of Wherwell,
183.
Lawe, William, of Whatton, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
GENERAL INDEX.
643
Laweles, Michael, commissioner, 59.
Laweley, Philip, canon of St. Chad's,
Shrewsbury, 312.
Laweson, Thomas, 109.
Cf. Lauson.
Lawford, Church, Chirchelalleford
[co. Warwick], church, 163,
190.
, Long, Longelalleford, Long-
lalleford [co. Warwick], 445.
Laxfield, Laxfeld [co. Suffolk],
vicarage, 83, 211, 241.
Laxton [co. Nottingham], 136, 223.
Laxton, John, parson of Dunton,
co. Buckingham, exchanged
to All Hallows by the Wall,
London, 198.
Layburn, Nicholas de, Joan, relict
of, wife of Christopher de
Lancastre, 284.
, . . . . , Margaret daughter of,
151, 181, 284.
, Thomas de, 151, 181.
Cf. Leybourne.
Laydok, William, clerk, 422, 471.
Layke, John, 143.
Laynghethe, Master Adam de, 103.
Laysceby. See Laceby.
Laysingby. See Lazonby.
Laysyngby, John de, of Rounton,
co. York, 178.
Lazenby [in Wilton], Wilton Lay-
syngby in Clyveland, co.
York, manor, 111.
Lazonby, Laysingby, co. Cumber-
land, 229.
Le Bruses. See Bruce Castle.
Le Clay. See Cley.
Le Heghegate. See Highgate.
Le Heop. See Lepe.
Le Holte. See Holt.
Le Rodhull. See Redhill.
Le Spruz. See Prussia.
Le Swyn. See Zwyn.
Leadenham, Ledenham Braylond,
co. Lincoln, manor, 285.
Leake, Leek [co. Lincoln], 103.
Lechamsted. See Leckhampstead.
Leche, Leeche, Master David le,
citizen of London, Juliana
late the wife of, 371.
, John, 444.
, , clerk, 110.
, . . . . , king's surgeon, 402.
, alias Sururgien, Nicholas,
440, 456.
, William, 157, 160.
Leckhampstead, Lechamsted, 23.
, Lekhampsted [co. Bucking-
ham], parsons of, 119.
Leckonfield, Lekyngfeld, co. York*
59.
Ledenham Braylond. See Leaden-
ham.
Ledes, Robert de, commissioner,
324.
, Thomas de, of Ripon, 227.
Ledgate, Henry, parson of Bedfield,
co. Suffolk, exchanged to the
church of Burnham West-
gate, co. Norfolk, 207.
Ledrede, John, 172.
Ledys. See Leeds.
Lee, Nicholas, 190.
, Robert de la, commissioner,
500.
, Roger de la, commissioner,
137, 144.
, . . . . , escheator in Salop
and Stafford, 93, 120.
, Walter atte, commissioner,
489, 497.
Leeche. See Leche.
Leedbeter, Thomas, 157, 160.
Leeds, Ledys, Ledes [co. Kent],
358.
, . . . . , castle, letters patent
dated at, 301.
, . . . . , . . . . , porter of. See
Elys, Peter.
, . . . . , castle and manor,
works at, clerk of. See
Basynges, William de.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , controllers
of. See Barler, John ; Reyg-
ner, Ellis.
surveyor of.
See Heryng, Nicholas.
, manor of, 187, 191,
364.
, . . . . , . . . . , porter of. See
Okangre, William.
, . . i . , park, parker of. See
Okangre, William.
, . . . . , park and warren,
keeper of. See Beverlaco,
John de.
Leeds, Ledes [co. York], vicars of,
242, 254.
Leek. See Leake,
j Leek, Leke, Leyke, Andrew de, 103.
, John, 336.
, Simon de, commissioner,
136, 141, 153, 158, 489, 491,
498.
, Simon, knight, commis-
sioner, 411.
Leg, John, serjeant at arms, com-
missioner, 54, 64, 142.
I Legat. See Leget.
644
GENERAL INDEX.
Legburne, William de, of Barton, on
Humber, 165.
Cf. Lekeburn.
Leget, Legat, Helmyng, 95, 248 bis.
, . . . . , of London, 95.
, . . . . , king's esquire, coroner
and clerk of the market of
the household, 171.
, . . . . , . . . . , constable of
Windsor Castle, 174.
, . . . . , clerk of the recog-
nisances in London, 384.
, Roger, 10, 99.
Legh, Peter de, 486.
, . . . . , commissioner, 320.
, Simon de, parson of Graff-
ham, co. Huntingdon, ex-
changed to the church of
Dunton, co. Essex, 233.
Cf. Lieghe.
Leghes. See Leighs.
Leghton Ston. See Leightonstone.
Leicester, county, 51, 93, 110, 322,
333, 474.
, collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Ray,
John.
, commission of array in,
498.
, commissions of the peace
in, 138, 311, 491.
, escheator in. See Holt,
Walter ; Walssh, Thomas. ■
, outlawries in, 267, 288.
Leicester, Leycestre, co. Leicester,
51, 94, 165, 180, 218, 312.
, bailiff of. See Cook, John.
, gaol, 51.
, , delivery of, 273, 287,
424.
, prison, 180.
, justices in eyre at, temp.
Henry III, 425.
, cellerar of, Richard servant
of, 322.
, ' frarie ' of St. John in, 51.
, abbey of St. Mary de Pratis
in, voidance of, 34.
, abbot of. See Clune,
William de.
, collegiate church of St. Mary
of the Castle in, prebend E
in, 40.
, . . . . , deans and sacristans of.
See Hemyngburgh, John de ;
Tuttebury, Richard de.
, canons of, 322.
, church of St. Sepulchre in,
felon protected in the pre-
cinct of, 51.
Leicester, archdeacon of. See
Chaddesden, Master Henry de.
, archdeaconry of, tenth
granted by the clergy in, 7.
Leicester, earl of, Robert, temp.
John, 467.
Leicester. See Leycestre.
Leigh by Deerhurst, Durhurst [co.
Gloucester], vicarage of the
chapel of, 168.
Leighs, Great, Great Leghes [co.
Essex], Chatley in, Chateleye,
81.
Leighton Buzzard, co. Bedford, 205.
Leightonstone, Leghton Ston, co.
Huntingdon, hundred, bailiff
of. See Giffard, Robert.
Leinster, Lynstre [Ireland], country
of, 245.
Leintwardine, Leyntwardyn [cos.
Hereford and Salop], church,
33.
Leiston, Simon, parson of Cheshunt,
co. Hertford, 269.
Leke. See Leek.
Lekeburn, Peter de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Cf. Legburne.
Lekhampsted. See Leckhampstead.
Lekyngfeld. See Leckonfield.
Lemynton, Hugh de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Carisbrooke, 190.
, . . . . , vicar of Carisbrooke,
exchanged to the vicarage of
St. Helen, Abingdon, 422.
Lench, Lenche, Richard de, 262.
, Richard, surveyor of works
at Feckenham, 92.
, William, 191.
Lenevaunt, Walter, clerk, claimant
to the church of Ratcliffe on
Soar, 152.
Cf. Lanfant.
Lengeyn, Ralph, knight, 33, 44.
Lengleys, Lenglissh. See Engleis.
Lenn. See Lynn.
Lenne, William de, bishop of Wor-
cester, 174.
Lenton [co. Nottingham], indenture
dated at, 286.
, priory of the Holy Trinity
at, Peter, prior, and the
convent of, 286.
, alien priory, 9, 123, 164,
187, 203, 259, 339, 346.
Lenton, Robert de, of Bolsover, 109.
, Robert de, keeper of the
manor of Dysart, co. Meath,
295.
GENERAL INDEX.
645
Leominster, Leomynistre [co. Here-
ford], 384.
, chapel of St. Mary in, 384.
, Eaton in, Eton, 384.
, Hennor in, Henore, 384.
Leon, king of. See John of Gaunt.
, queen of, 22.
Lepe, le Heop [in Exbury], co.
Southampton, 261.
Lese, Richard atte, knight, com-
missioner, 224.
Lesseby. See Laceby.
Lestrange, Lestraunge, Straunge,
John, 116, 311.
, John, of Blackmere, 438,
457.
, . . . . , . . . . , Isabel, relict of,
wife of William de Ufford,
earl of Suffolk, 283.
, Peter, knight, 133.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
147.
, Roger, commissioner, 140,
154.
, Roger, of Knockin, 426.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
137, 500.
, . . . . , knight, lord of Knockin,
Roger, son of, king's esquire,
426, 440.
, Thomas, commissioner, 158.
Letys, Edmund, vicar of Pewsey,
co. Wilts, exchanged to Little
Greenford, co. Middlesex,
259.
Leuesham. See Lewisham.
Leukenore, Thomas de, temp.
Edward II, 46.
Leutez, Reynold, of Barcelona, 505.
Levelance, Simon, of the county of
Lincoln, 435.
Leven [co. York], Hayholm in, 467.
Levenyng, Robert de, 326.
Leveresdale. See Laversdale.
Leveresdale, Robert de, 230.
Leverich, Leverych, Henry, of Wal-
sall, co. Stafford, 220.
, John, of Fordingbridge, 481.
Leverington, Leveryngton [co. Cam-
bridge], 11.
, commission of sewers in,
485.
Leverton [co. Lincoln], 103.
Leverych. See Leverich.
Leveryngton. See Leverington.
Leveson, Clement, of Wolverhamp-
ton, 424.
, Richard, of Wolverhampton,
424.
, William, 424.
Lewerye, Roger de, king's servant,
12.
Lewes [co. Sussex], 47, 421.
, John, prior of, 434.
Lewete, John, 143.
Lewis, the Emperor, 508.
Lewisham, Leuesham [co. Kent],
vicars of, 345, 388, 488.
Lewyn, John, 143.
, of Stocton, Ralph,
servant of, 42.
Lexham, Master Thomas de, doctor
of decrees, canon of Here-
ford, 279.
Ley in Tindale [Lee, in Alston, co.
Cumberland (?)], manor, 490.
Leybourne, Leyburn, co. Kent,
castle and manor, 347, 348
bis.
, barony of the castle, 122.
, honour of, 16, 116.
Leybourne, Juliana de, countess of
Huntingdon, 191, 199, 214,
347, 348 bis.
Cf. Layburn.
Leycestre. See Leicester.
Leycestria, Leycestre, Leicestre,
John de, chaplain, 388.
, . . . . , citizen and tailor of
York, 242.
, John, commissioner, 56,
319.
, Peter de, 29.
, Robert, 56.
, . . . . , Joan late the wife of,
56.
, Thomas, 282.
, Thomas, of Fisherton by
Salisbury, 176, 295.
, Walter, serjeant-at-arms,
417.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
148.
Leye, 271.
Leyghton, William, of Hereford,
collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in Herefordshire, 427.
Leyhamme, John de, 260, 273.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
273.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, sister
and heir of, 273.
Leyke. See Leek.
Leynagh, Silvester, 177.
Leyndon. See Laindon.
Leyntwardyn. See Leintwardine.
Leyre, Anne de, 17.
, John, clerk, 358.
Leyton [co. Essex], 125, 381.
Leytthon Fossard. See Lufton.
646
GENERAL INDEX.
Liccham, John, of Walsingham, 32.
Licchefeld. See Lichefeld.
Licchet Mautravers. See Lytchett
Mat ravers.
Lichefeld, Licchefeld, Aymer de,
commissioner, 311, 491.
, Simon de, commissioner,
491.
Lichfield, Lychefeld [co. Stafford],
460.
, cathedral church, dean and
chapter of, 8, 261.
, . . . . , prebend of Colwich in,
8, 269.
, . . . . , prebend of Stotfold
in, 258.
, . . . . , prebend of Tarvin in,
261, 368.
Liddington, Lydyngton [co. Rut-
land], document dated at,
451.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Lidgate, Lydgate, co. Suffolk, manor,
195.
Lidlinch, Lydelynch [co. Dorset],
parsons of, 194.
Lidsing, Lydesynge [in Gillingham,
co. Kent], manor, 16, 116.
Lieghe, John de, 248.
Lighthorne, Littethurn, Littehurn,
[co. Warwick], church, 128,
439.
Lille, Lyle [Nord, France], magis-
trates and commonalty of,
506.
Lilleburn, Lillebourne, Henry de, 58.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53.
Lillesdon [in North Curry, co. Somer-
set], 499.
Lilleshall, Lylleshull [co. Salop],
abbey of St. Mary, abbot of.
See Norreys, Roger ; Peynton
William de.
, prior and convent of, 91.
„ temporalities of, 93.
Lilstock, Lylestok [co. Somerset],
97.
Limber Magna, Lymbergh Magna
[co. Lincoln], 40.
, vicars of, 13, 17.
Limerick, cathedral church, dean
and chapter of, 309.
, . . . . , canon in. See Naves-
by, William de.
, . . . . , prebend of Effin in,
309.
, . . . . , prebend of Tully-
bracky in, 334.
Limerick, bishop of. See Curragh,
Peter.
Limington, Lymyngton, co. Somer-
set, 492.
Linby, Lynby [co. Nottingham],
parsons of, 259, 339.
Lincoln, county, 60, 141, 153, 165,
203, 332, 359, 409, 417, 435,
453, 489, 493.
, issues of, 36, 204.
, collector of subsidy
on cloth for sale in. See
Welton, John de.
, justices of oyer and ter-
miner in, 146.
, outlawries in, 11 bis,
47, 67, 103, 176, 231, 263,
264 bis, 281, 380, 406, 480.
, sessions in, 213.
, escheator in. See Dym-
mok, John.
, sheriff of, 158.
, See Kydale,
Thomas de.
Lincoln, parts of Holland, commission
of array in, 497.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 135, 138, 490.
, . . . . , commission of sewers
in, 485.
, justices of oyer and
terminer in, 146.
, . . . . , ports in, searchers in.
See Groosse, William ; Har-
sik, John ; Stevenson,
Richard ; Wragle, Richard
son of Randolf de.
Lincoln, parts of Kesteven, fifteenth
granted in, 3.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 497.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 137, 490.
Lincoln, parts of Lindsey, fifteenth
granted in, 3.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 497.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 137, 310, 490.
, . . . . , justices of oyer and
terminer in, 146.
, . . . . , searchers in ports in.
See Askeby, Geoffrey de ;
Frost, John ; Parys, John ;
Wace, John.
Lincoln, city, 151, 176, 280, 367.
, commission of array in,
501, 502.
, presentment made at, 424.
, grant of pavage to, 431.
, improper conversion of
pavage at, 493.
GENERAL INDEX.
647
Lincoln — cont.
, citizens of, 322.
, merchants of, 196.
, mayor of. See Eperston,
John de.
, bailiffs of. See Hawardby,
John de ; Werk, Nicholas de.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 196.
....... castle, 204.
, . . . . , gaol delivery of, 20,
30, 106, 108, 125.
, gaol, 240.
, cathedral church of St.
Mary, dean and chapter of,
96, 261, 367, 456.
, . . . . , sub-dean of. See
Beauveyr, Master John.
, . . . . , canons of. See Scrope,
Geoffrey le ; Stafford,
Edmund de.
, . . . . , prebend of Bedford
Minor in, 261.
, . . . . , prebend of North
Carlton cum Thurlby in, 392.
, . . . . , prebend of Liddington
in, 106.
, . . . . , prebend of Stoke cum
Coddington or Stoke Cudyng-
ton in, 76, 211.
, . . . . , prebend of East Stoke
in, 44.
, chantry in, 367.
, . . . . , chantry wardens at
the altar of St. Peter, 88.
Lincoln, archdeacon of. See
Ravenser, Richard de.
, archdeaconry of, tenth
granted by the clergy in, 7.
Lincoln, bishop of, 72.
, See Bukyngham,
John de.
, bishopric, voidance of, 76,
261.
, diocese, 2, 9, 13, 15, 16 bis,
17 bis, 20, 23, 24, 34 bis,
40 bis, 43, 70, 72, 73, 74,
75 bis, 77, 82, 88, 90 bis, 91,
92, 93, 96, 98 bis, 110, 111,
116, 119, 121, 123, 125, 129,
131 bis, 132 ter, 162 bis,
163 ter, 167, 168, 169, 171 bis,
173, 174, 177, 179, 184, 187,
188, 189, 191 bis, 197, 198 bis,
201, 203 bis, 206 bis, 208, 233,
240, 249, 252, 253, 255, 259,
260, 272, 276, 277 bis, 283,
287, 288, 293, 309, 339, 344,
346, 351, 353, 380, 383, 394,
395, 397, 425, 428, 437, 452,
464, 465, 475, 477, 481.
Lincoln, Lyncoln, Henry, commis-
sioner, 418.
, John, 318.
, John de, presented to the
church of Pertenhall, 174.
, John de, presented to the
church of Flixbo rough, 428.
, Robert de, canon of Catley,
52.
Lindfield, Lyndefeld, Lyndfeld, co.
Sussex 496.
Lindhurst [co. Stafford], 182.
Lindridge, Lynderegge [co. Worces-
ter], 393.
Lineholt, Lynholt, in Ombersley,
co. Worcester, wood of, 296.
Linkinhorne [co. Cornwall], manor
of Rillaton in, 375.
Linton [co. York], Threshfield in,
Tresfeld, 472.
Lionel, duke of Clarence, 4, 207,
430.
Lions. See Lyons.
Liskeard, Liskerit [co. Cornwall],
fee farm of, 375.
Lisle. See Insula.
Lissyngton, William de, parson of
Gautby, 96.
Listere, Geoffrey, 318.
Lisures, Alice de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Liteltoryton. See Torrington, Little.
Litewerk, John, of Rye, 255.
Litster, Ellis, citizen of York, 247.
Littehurn, Littethurn. See Light-
horne.
Littlebury, Luttelbury [co.Essex],61.
Littleport, Littelport, co. Cam-
bridge, commission of sewers
in, 485.
Littleworth, Worde [in Faringdon,
co. Berks], manor, 259.
Littleypark, Littleheypark [in Great
Waltham, co. Essex], parkers
of. See Peyntour, Peter ;
Warenner, Robert le.
Livermere, Little, Lyvermere [co.
Suffolk], church, 260.
Liverpool, Lyverpole, Lyverpull [co.
Lancaster], port, 396.
, . . . ., arrest of ships in, 336.
Liversedge, Great, Great Lyver-
segge [co. York], 126.
, Little, Little Lyversegge
[co. York], 126.
, Robert, Robert Lyversegge
[co. York], 126.
Llanbadarn Vawr, Lampadern [co.
Cardigan], petty sessions at,
I 376.
648
GENERAL INDEX.
Llandaff, diocese, 68, 90, 95, 245,
260, 366, 395, 440.
Llandanwg [co. Merioneth], castle
of Harlech in, 374.
Llanddewi Brefi, Landewy Brevy
[co. Cardigan], prebend of
Dihewid in, 257.
Llandudno, Lantudenou [co. Car-
narvon], church, 369.
Llanedarn, Lanyderne, co. Glamor-
gan, 289.
Llanfihangel in Ngwynfa, Lamvy-
hangell in Gwunva [co. Mont-
gomery], parsons of, 107.
Llangoedmor, Lancoydmaur [co.
Cardigan], parsons of, 401,
402.
Llangolman, Lancoleman [co. Pem-
broke], chapel of, 294.
Llanrwst, Lanrost [cos. Carnarvon
and Denbigh], parson of,
51.
Llanthony by Gloucester, prior and
convent of, 362.
, prior of, 450.
, . . . . , attorney received by,
232.
, priors of. See Brocworth,
Simon de ; Chiriton, William
de.
Llanthony Prima, John, prior of,
261.
Llantwit Major [co. Glamorgan],
Ham in, Hamondeston, 483.
Llanvair Waterdine, Lanweyrwater-
den [co. Salop], vicarage of,
365.
Llanwenarth, Lanwaynarth [co.
Monmouth], parson of, 90.
Llanwrthwl, Southlanverhudell [co.
Brecon], commote of, 148.
Llysworney, Lyswranny, co. Gla-
morgan, manor, 247.
Lochmaben, Loghmaban [co. Dum-
fries], castle of, keeper of.
See Ughtred, Thomas.
Lockerley, Lokerle, Lokerley, co.
Southampton, manor, 266,
442.
Lockington, Lokynton, Lokington,
co. York, 326, 467.
, Aike in, Ake, 468.
, Brian Mill in, Brianmilne,
468.
Locton. See Lokton.
Loddesford, 405.
Loddiswell, Lodeswell [co. Devon],
advowson of, 279.
Loddon, Lodne [co. Norfolk], 329
Lodelowe. See Ludlow.
Lodelowe, John de, commissioner,
55, 226, 500.
, Thomas de, justice of gaol
delivery, 69.
Lodewyk, John, commissioner, 497.
Lodne. See Loddon.
Lodynton. See Luddington.
Lof, John, of the county of South-
ampton, 474.
Lofteshom, 366, 371.
Loggere, Roger, parker of Corsham,
co. Wilts, 396.
Loghmaban. See Lochmaben.
Lokerley, Lokerle. See Lockerley.
Lokington. See Lockington.
Lokton, Locton, John de, commis-
sioner, 136, 139, 224, 314.
322, 491, 498.
Lokyngton, William de, king's clerk,
presentation of, to the church
of Laceby, revoked, 16.
Lokyngton. See Lockington.
Lokynton, Robert de, of Barrow on
Soar, 322.
Lombards, 439.
Lombe, Geoffrey, parson of Bromp-
ton Ralph, exchanged to
Huish Champflower, 93.
, . . . . , parson of Huish
Champflower, co. Somerset,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Stogumber, 210.
Lomere, Thomas, clerk, 366.
London, 14, 51, 62, 67, 68, 71, 78,
81, 82, 83, 84, 90, 95, 101,
102, 103, 105, 119, 134, 175,
184, 210, 211, 222, 228, 231,
235, 247, 250, 251, 293, 300,
304, 307, 327, 332, 347, 357,
368, 394, 399, 408, 412, 423,
435, 441, 448, 453, 457, 458,
480, 482, 503, 504, 505, 506.
, letters of Robert earl of
Derby dated at, 460.
, aldermen, declaration as to
duration of office, 387.
, See Bernes, John ;
Brembre, Nicholas ; Lyons,
Richard ; Pyel, John ; Twy-
ford, Nicholas.
, coroner, 363.
, See Hockele, William
de.
, escheator of, 363.
mayor, 90, 210, 247, 251,
357, 363, 398, 399.
, mayor and escheator. See
Brembre, Nicholas ; Bury,
Adamde; Stable, Adam; Wal-
worth, William; Warde, John.
GENERAL INDEX.
649
London — cont.
, mayor and sheriffs of, 49.
, mayor, aldermen and citi-
zens of, 389.
, sheriffs of, 1, 42, 53, 89, 95,
98, 116, 127, 186, 218, 333,
363, 398.
, sheriff of. See Aubray, John.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Plummere,
Robert.
, troners and pesagers of
wools in. See Pluket, Nicho-
las ; Salesbury, William.
, citizens of, 5, 11, 12, 22, 36,
42, 47, 49, 53, 67, 70, 72,
81, 84, 85, 89, 90, 99, 101,
102, 103, 104, 112, 113, 119,
120, 125, 127, 129, 156, 157,
160, 166, 176, 197, 201, 206,
231, 247, 253, 254, 258, 276,
281, 301, 337, 345, 352, 356,
357, 363, 371, 381, 384, 386,
402, 420, 448, 453, 457, 458,
462, 471, 472, 479, 480.
, armourers of, 67, 120, 134,
448, 458.
, baker of, 102.
, butcher of, 390.
, cordwainers of, 231, 265,
352, 384, 402.
, . . . . , regulation of the craft
of, 440.
, drapers of, 11, 66, 129, 231,
258, 386.
, fishmongers of, 12, 85, 90,
99, 125, 127, 231, 253, 428.
, girdler of, 274.
, goldsmith of, 119.
, grocer of, 363.
, horse merchant of, 89.
, hosier of, 264.
, mercers of, 42, 47, 103, 176,
275, 281 bis, 301, 356, 420,
421, 472, 480 ter.
, merchants of, 84, 156, 247,
253, 281, 415, 448, 471, 480,
504 bis.
, merchant of the staple of,
258.
, pepperer of, 53.
, saddlers of, 422.
, skinners of, 11, 102, 104 ter,
112, 176, 201, 281, 334.
, spicer of, 457.
, stockfishmonger of, 119.
, tailors of, 337, 344, 458,
492.
, vintners of, 67, 84, 91, 197,
253, 276, 297, 462, 479.
London — cont.
, white-tawyers of, 22, 78.
, woolmonger of, 119.
, farm or issues of, 36, 377,
446.
, fifteenth granted in, 36.
, restraint on sales by aliens
in, 389, 391.
, seal for recognisances of
debts in, 384.
, pavage in aid of road to
Brentford, 81, 124, 125.
, document dated at, 128.
, letters patent dated at, 298,
359.
, barge of, master of. See
Langedon, Thomas de.
, the king's exchange in, 453.
, husting of, 50, 412, 500.
....... . . . . , outlawries in, 10 bis,
11(6), 32 bis, 67 ter, 68 bis,
100 bis, 102-104 passim,
119 (5), 125, 175, 176 ter, 111,
196, 201, 202, 230, 231 (4),
237, 243, 260, 263, 264 bis,
265, 281(10), 356 (5), 357 bis,
420, 421(4), 422 bis, 428,
447 bis, 448 bis, 457, 458 bis,
459, 471 ter, 472, 480 bis,
481.
, inn of Richard de Ravensere
in the suburb, 80.
, inn of the abbot of Faver-
sham, 127.
, inn of the earl of Pembroke,
247.
, house of John de Bello
Campo of Warwick, 347, 348,
350.
, cathedral church of St.
Paul, 134, 191.
, . . . ., chest for loans estab-
lished in, 75.
, . . . . , ordinances made at,
292.
, . . . ., chantry in, 3.
, . . . . , chancellor of. See
Holm, Roger.
, . . . . , dean of. See Appelby,
John de.
, . . . . , canons of. See
Fitlyng, Amand ; Peryton,
Richard de ; Sardene,
William de.
, .. .., dean and chapter of,
20, 119, 166, 170, 385.
, . . . . , prebend of Chiswick
in, 385.
, . . . . , prebend of Holborn
in, 18.
650
GENERAL INDEX.
London : cathedral church of St. i
Paul — cont.
, . . . . , prebend of Mapesbury
in, 119.
, . . . . , prebend of Rugmere
in, 46.
, . . . . , prebend of Wenlock's
Barn in, 170.
, . . . . , prebend of Willesden
in, 166.
, parishes and churches :—
church of All Hallows the Great,
426.
, parsons of, 242, 302,
305.
parish of All Hallows, Barking,
297.
church of All Hallows, Bread
Street, parson of, 345.
parish of All Hallows, Grace-
church, 72.
church of All Hallows at the
Haywharf, 209.
church of All Hallows by the
Wall, parsons of, 198.
church of St. Andrew, Ralph,
parson of, 12.
church of St. Andrew, Baynard
Castle, parsons of, 350.
parish of St. Andrew Cornhill,
84.
church of St. Andrew Cornhill,
parsons of, 113, 177.
church of St. Andrew, Holborn,
132.
parish of St. Andrew, Holborn,
381.
church of St. Andrew Hubbard,
Hubert, by East Cheap, 276.
parish of St. Antonine, 429.
parish of St. Bartholomew with-
out Aldgate, 257.
parish of St. Benet Fink, 297.
church of St. Benet, Paul's
Wharf, parsons of, 127.
parish of St. Benet Sherehog,
Shorog, 352, 384, 402.
church of St. Benet Sherehog,
parson of, 11.
parish of St. Botolph, 214, 246.
parish of St. Botolph without
Aldersgate, 439.
parish of St. Botolph without
Aldgate, 82.
parish of St. Bride, Fleet Street,
127.
parish of St. Christopher, 104.
parish of St. Clement Danes j
without the bar of the New
Temple, 422. I
>ndon, parishes and churches — ■
cont.
parish of St. Dunstan, 298.
parish of St. Dunstan in the
East, 14.
church of St. Dunstan in the
East, 44.
parish of St. Dunstan in the
West, 104.
church of St. Dunstan in the
West in the suburb, 104.
parish of St. Dunstan by the
Tower, 96, 109, 276.
church of St. Faith, parson of.
68.
parish of St. Gabriel, Fen-
church, 248.
church of St. Gabriel, Fen-
church, parson of, 248.
church of St. George by East-
cheap, parsons of, 3, 73.
parish of St. Giles of the Lepers
without the bar of the Old
Temple, 125, 381.
parish of St. James, Garlick-
hithe, 91, 297.
parish of St. Laurence, Jewry, 50.
parish of St. Margaret Moses,
Moisy, 109.
parish of St. Margaret Pattens,
14, 96.
parish of St. Martin in the
Vintry, 47, 478.
parish of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, 22, 129.
church of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, 23.
parish of St. Mary-le-Bow, 22,
129.
parish of St. Mary Magdalene
in Old Fish Street, 77.
parish of St. Mary Mounthaw,
363.
church of St. Mary, Somerset,
131.
, parsons of, 283.
church of St. Mary, Strand,
atte Stronde, 166.
parish of St. Michael, Bas-
sishaw, 82, 257.
church of St. Michael, Bassishaw,
363.
parish of St. Michael, Crooked
Lane, 109.
parish of St. Michael le Quern,
atte Corne, 109.
parish of St. Nicholas, Cold-
abbey, 173, 212, 290, 363.
church of St. Nicholas, Cold-
abbey, parson of, 363.
GENERAL INDEX.
651
London, parishes and churches — ,
cont.
parish of St. Nicholas in the i
Shambles, 92.
church of St. Nicholas in the
Shambles, chantry at the altar
of St. Mary in, 88, 93.
church of St. Olave, Silver
Street, Mogwell, parsons of,
293.
church of St. Pancras, chantry
of the altar of St. Mary in,
37 (bis), 46.
parish of St. Sepulchre, 22.
parish of St. Sepulchre without
Newgate in the suburb, 300,
469.
parish of St. Sepulchre without
West Smithfield bar, 397.
parish of Holy Trinity, 298.
parish of Holy Trinity the
Great, 82, 257.
, wards : —
Aldgate, Algate, 82, 257.
Bassishaw, Bassyngeshawe, 82,
257.
Bishopsgate, 73.
Portsoken, Portesokene, 82,
257.
Queenhithe, Quenhith, 173, 212,
290.
, religious houses : —
hospital of St. Bartholomew,
Smithfield, visitation of,
216.
, master of. See Sutton,
Richard de.
priory of St. Bartholomew,
Smithfield, 472.
Charterhouse (house of the Salu-
tation of the Mother of God
of the Carthusian order), 386,
434, 446.
cloister of the Carthusians, 380.
House of Converts, to be an-
nexed to the office of keeper
of the rolls of Chancery, 451.
, keeper of. See Bur-
stall, William de.
Crutched Friars by the Tower,
252.
hospital of St. Giles without
Old Temple Bar, William,
master of, 99.
, corrody in, 99.
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower, 208, 213, 215, 461,
, warden of. See
Hermesthorp, John de.
, chantry in, 341.
London, religious houses : hospital
of St. Katharine by the Tower
— cont.
, corrodies in, 133, 345.
, ' Les Cracchemulles '
and ' Le Swannest ' by, 213,
246.
free chapel or church of St.
Martin le Grand, 50, 363,
412, 487.
, chantry called 'Northey'
in, chaplains of, 425.
, dean of. See Mulsho,
William de ; Skirlawe, Master
Walter.
, prebend of Bowers in
Good Easter in, 458.
, writ dated at, 278.
priory of St. Mary without
Bishopsgate, 388.
St. Mary Elsing Spittal, Elsyng-
spitel, 22.
abbey of St. Mary Graces by
the Tower, abbot and con-
vent, 48, 89, 109, 214, 246,
276, 343, 374, 429, 475.
abbey of the Grace of St. Mary
without Aldgate, abbess and
sisters, 108.
priory of Christ Church or Holy
Trinity, within Aldgate, 170,
439.
, Nicholas, prior of, 82,
257.
, places : —
Bride Lane, Brideslane in Fleet
Street, 29.
Bridge Street, Briggestrete,
133.
Cordwainer Street, Cordewaner-
strete, 129.
Fleet Street, Fletestrete, Flet-
strete, 127, 440, 456.
Holborn, Holbourne, 39.
Guildhall, Gildhall, 257.
' Kyrounlane,' 297.
Lambeth Hill, Lamberdeshull,
77.
Newgate, Neugate, Neudigate,
22.
, prison, 53.
, gaol, 218.
, gaol delivery of, 69,
269.
Old Jewry, inn of the wardrobe,
in, 375.
Paternoster Street, Paternoster -
strete, 133.
St. John Street without West
Smithfield Bar, 381.
652
GENERAL INDEX.
London, places — cont.
Smithfield, East, Estsmythefeld,
214.
Smithfield, West, Westsmethe-
feld, 380.
the Tower, 141, 220, 221 ter,
297, 461, 462, 489, 491.
, under-constable of. See
Chippenham, Walter.
, groom of the king's
arms in, 368.
, king's helmet-makers
in. See Glovere, Richard ;
Swynley, William.
, mint in, 319.
, works in, 181, 189, 420.
, . . . . , surveyor of. See
Sleford, William de.
, ' Le Swannesnest ' by,
213, 246.
, ' Les Cracchemulles '
near, 213, 246.
Tower Hill, le Tourhull, La
Tourhull, in Estsmythefeld,
214, 246, 343.
Vintry, the, 47.
Wool Wharfe, Le Wollekey,
297.
London, port, 26, 254, 446.
, customs in, 93, 295, 301,
371.
, customs and subsidies in, 6,
36, 505.
, collectors of customs in, 301.
controller of customs and
subsidies in. See Chaucer,
Geoffrey ; Culham, Thomas
de ; Oxton, John de ; Oxwyk,
John ; Potyn, Nicholas.
, collectors and controller of
customs in, 254.
, deputy-butler in. See Cres-
syngham, William de ;
Sharpyng, William.
London, diocese, 3, 4, 19, 24, 32,
40, 43, 92, 121, 124, 129,
130 ter, 164, 165, 166 ter, 167
bis, 168, 169, 170, 171, 173,
175, 185, 188, 189, 211, 233,
236, 242, 259, 274, 276, 277,
293, 302, 362, 368, 372, 392.
London, bishops of. See Courteneye,
William de ; Northburgh,
Michael de ; Sudbury, Simon
de.
, bishops of, temp. Stephen
and Henry II, letters to, 85.
, bishopric, voidance of, 113,
119, 124, 125, 130, 166, 170,
173, 177, 185, 385.
London, bishopric — cont.
, . . . . , guardian of the
spirituality of, 119, 130, 166,
170, 189.
, . . . . , See Fitlyng,
Amand.
, temporalities of, 166,
175, 203.
London, John, ranger of the New
Forest, 48.
, Thomas, of Romsey, butcher,
102.
Lonedrym, Thomas, of West Tyne-
ham, co. Dorset, 409.
Long, Roger, citizen and vintner of
London, 67.
Longbridge Deverill, Deverel, De-
verellangebrigge [co. Wilts],
265.
Longdykson, Nicholas, 87.
Longe, Robert, of Ingoldsby, co.
Lincoln, 61.
, William, pesager of wools at
Newcastle on Tyne, 199.
Longeford. See Longford.
Longelalleford. See Lawford, Long.
Longespee, Longespe, Richard, of
Somerby, co. Lincoln, 61.
, William de, earl of Salisbury,
temp. John, 467.
Longford, Longeford [co. Salop],
manor, 28.
Longstratton. See Stratton, Long.
Longvilers, John, 296.
Longvill Giffard. See Newton Long-
ville.
Lonlay-l'Abbaye [Orne, France],
Benedictine abbey of St.
Mary, proctor-general of, in
England. See Seins, Samp-
son.
, . . . . , monk of, 9.
Lopham, co. Norfolk, 53.
Lopys, John, master of the St. Mary
of Portugalete, 507.
Lorchon, William, yeoman of the
household, 309.
Lorence, Edmund, 191.
, . . . . , escheator in Ireland,
70.
, . . . . , escheator in Lan-
cashire, 251.
Lorymer, Richard, 384.
, Robert, commissioner, 55,
136, 161.
Loryng, John, clerk, 118.
, Nigel, knight, 118.
, William, clerk, 118.
Lostwithiel, Lostwythiel [co. Corn-
wall], town, 375.
GENERAL INDEX.
653
Lostwithiel — cont.
, gaol, keeper of. See Bray,
Walter.
Lotegareshale. See Ludgershall.
Lothingland, Ludynglond, by Yar-
mouth [co. Suffolk], manor,
180.
i, Luddynglond, co. Suffolk,
hundred, 462.
Loudham, John de, the elder, com-
missioner, 498.
, Thomas de, 385.
Loughborough, Loughtburgh, Lught-
burgh [co. Leicester], 265.
, parson of, 129.
Loughtburgh. See Lughteburgh.
Loughton, William de, parson of
Cockayne Hatley, exchanged
to St. John's, Stamford, 110.
Lounde, Gerard de, commissioner,
316.
Lounteley, Richard, 384.
Louth [co. Lincoln], 52.
Louth, Hugh de, commissioner, 138,
498.
Louthe, Richard de, vicar of Moul-
ton, co. Suffolk, 250.
, Robert de, king's esquire,
386.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, relict
of John de Garton, 383, 386.
Louther, Louthre, Hugh de, knight,
326.
, , Robert son of, 326.
, John de, 326.
, Robert de, 263, 326.
Louthorp, George de, presented to
the church of Heapham, co.
Lincoln, 344.
Lovard, Loveford [in Puddletown,
^ co. Dorset], 437.
Lovayne, Lovaygne, Loveyne,
Nicholas de, knight, 98, 213,
246, 459.
, . . . . , Margaret, wife of,
relict of Henry de Beaumont,
98.
Love, John, 175.
, Thomas, of Thorne, co.
Somerset, 230.
, William, commission to,
revoked, 241.
Lovebote, Richard, 76.
Lovecok, John, commissioner, 140.
Loveden, Thomas, 470.
Loveford. See Lovard.
Lovehater, John, 409.
Lovekyn, Adam, citizen and grocer
of London, 363.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of, 363.
Lovel, Lovell, Thomas, commis-
sioner, 59, 160, 223, 224, 227,
416, 491.
Loveryk, Thomas, of Sandwich,
commissioner, 159, 218.
Loveryng, Geoffrey, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Charlton, co. Wilts, 334.
Lovet, Philip, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Lovetoft, Robert, commissioner,
499.
Loveyne. See Lovayne.
Lovyn, John, vicar of the prebend
of Swords, co. Dublin, 258.
Lowemyle, Lowemylle, John, 108,
303.
Lowestoft, Lowystoft, Loystoft, [co.
Suffolk], 156, 455.
, manor, 462.
Loxele, Robert, commissioner, 139,
314, 499.
Loystoft. See Lowestoft.
Lozignan, Geoffrey de, temp.
Henry III, 15.
Lubek, Nicholas de, merchant of
the Hanse, 417.
Lucas, John, master of the barge of
Hythe, 60.
Lucca [Italy], 508.
, merchant of, 301.
Luci, Lucie. See Lucy.
Lucok, Robert, of Barnby, Alice
daughter of, 356.
Lucy, Lucye, Luci, Lucie, Geoffrey
de, temp. Edward I, 271.
, John, commissioner, 154,
157.
, Richard de, temp. Stephen,
466.
, Richard, temp. Henry II,
466.
, William de, commissioner,
327, 408.
Lucy, barony of, 271.
Ludbo rough, Luthburgh [co. Lin-
coln], parsons of, 208.
Ludde, Richard, 201.
Luddington, Lodynton [in Stratford
on Avon], co. Warwick,
339.
Luddynglond. See Lothingland.
Lude, Thomas atte, commissioner,
319.
Ludgershall, Lotegareshale [co.
Wilts], letters of Henry II
dated at, 306.
Ludinggeton, 271.
Ludlow, Lodelowe, co. Salop, castle,
manor and town, 34.
654
GENERAL INDEX.
Ludynglond by Yarmouth. See
Lothingland.
Luffenham, North [co. Rutland],
271.
Luffewyk. See Lufwyk.
Lufton, Leytthon, Fossard [co.
Somerset], 271.
Lufwyk, Luffewyk, John de, 285.
....... . . . . , keeper of Brigstock
park, 171.
, John, the younger, 259.
Lughtburgh. See Loughborough.
Lughteburgh, Lughtburgh, Lought-
burgh, Robert, Robert de,
383, 424.
, . . . . , engrosser or clerk of
the pipe of the Exchequer of
Ireland, 335.
, William de, commissioner,
138, 489, 491.
Lugwardine, Lugwardyn [co. Here-
ford], manor, 444.
Lugwardyn, Stephen, commissioner,
137.
Luke, Nicholas, of the society of
the Albertini, 196.
Lullington, Lullyngton, Lollyngton,
[co. Somerset], parson of, 31,
436.
Lulworth, East, Estlulleworth [co.
Dorset], 409.
Lumbard, John, 86.
, William, 15, 72, 202, 246,
344 bis, 399.
, . . . . , citizen of Waterford,
16, 190, 342.
, . . . . , son of Richard, citizen
of Waterford, 338.
Lumley, Robert de, 41.
, . . . . , Ralph, brother and
heir of, 41.
Lure, de Lutra [Haute Saone,
France], a Premonstratensian
canon of, 120.
Lusk [co. Dublin], prebend of. See
Dublin.
Lusoris, Warner de, temp. Stephen,
466.
Lussy, John, commissioner, 155.
Luterell, Andrew, commissioner,
490, 497.
Luthburgh. See Ludborough.
Luton [co. Bedford], 231, 318.
, , manor, 118, 406.
, . . . ., Fyneslesgrove in, 477.
[co. Dorset]. See Lutton.
Lutra. See Lure.
Luttelbury. See Littlebury.
Lutton, Luton [in Steeple, co.
Dorset], 167, 327, 408, 409.
Lutton, William de, 167.
Lychefeld. See Lichfield.
Lychefeld, Lycchefeld, Lycchfeld,
Simon, commissioner, 139,
313, 315.
Lychet Mautravers. See Lytchett
Matravers.
Lydd, Lyde [co. Kent], barge of, 61,
140.
, barge of, master of. See
Willes, Richard.
Lydelynch. See Lidlinch.
Lydeneye. See Lydney.
Lydesynge. See Lidsing.
Lydgate. See Lidgate.
Lydham, Lydom, co. Salop, manor,
148.
, parsons of, 107, 349.
Lydney, Lydeneye [co. Gloucester],
108, 315.
, church, 108.
, Aylburton in, Aylberton,
108.
Lydom. See Lydham.
Lydyard, John, 86.
Lydyngton. See Liddington.
Lye, Reynold de, 272.
, Walter de, and Agnes, his
daughter, 35.
Lyg, John, 158.
Lygh, John de, commissioner, 153.
Lyght, Richard, 248.
Lyle. See Lille.
Lyle, William, 358.
See Insula.
Lylestok. See Lilstock.
Lylleshull. See Lilleshall.
Lylye, William, serjeant-at-arms,
commissioner, 325.
Lymage, Lymyng [in Great
Staughton], co. Huntingdon,
manor, 195.
Lymbergh Magna. See Limber
Magna.
Lymbergh, Tidmann, merchant of
Almain, 480.
Lymbourne, Lymborne [in War-
blington, co. Southampton],
266.
Lymbury, co. Hereford, manor, 444.
Lyminster, co. Sussex, manor of
Warningcamp in, Warne-
camp, 129.
Lymyng. See Lymage.
Lymyngton. See Limington.
Lynby. See Linby.
Lyncesford, Richard de, canon of
Beverley, 239.
Lynch, John, of Shrewsbury,
492.
GENERAL INDEX.
655
Lynchelade, William, citizen and
mercer of London, 281.
Lyncoln. See Lincoln.
Lynde, John de la, 358.
, Roger, of Herefordshire, 68.
Lyndefeld. See Lindfield.
Lyndeney, Lyndeneye, Denise, 103.
., Roger de, 103.
Lynderegge. See Lindridge.
Lyndesey, Lyndeseye, Hugh de,
parson of Swaby, exchanged
to St. Mary at Walls, Col-
chester, 121.
, John de, 100.
, Richard de, parson of Ber-
rington, co. Salop, 269.
, Robert de, 435.
Lyndfeld. See Lindfield.
Lyndhurst, Lyndeherst, co. South-
ampton, manor and park, 79.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Foxle,
John de.
Lyndrapere, William, 423.
Lynford, John de, 197.
Lyngeyn, Hugh, 384.
Lynham, Henry, 481.
, Richard, parson of a mediety
of Shilling Okeford, co. Dor-
set, exchanged to Horton,
co. Dorset, 449.
Lynholt. See Lineholt.
Lynn, Lenn, Bishop's Lenne [co.
Norfolk], 121, 210, 250, 254,
458, 502.
, bailiff of, 49, 206.
, mayor of, 210.
, . . . . , commissioner, 500.
, mayor and burgesses of,
459.
, burgess of, 472.
, collectors of customs at, 206.
, commission of array in, 500.
, priory of St. Margaret in,
502.
Lynn port, 5, 48, 121.
, deputy butler in. See
Houton, Richard.
, controller of customs in.
See Rollesby, Peter.
Lynn, Lynne, Robert, 393.
, Thomas de, carpenter, 169.
, William, of Pict's Hill, co.
Bedford, 433.
Lynot, John, commissioner, 161.
Lynsted, Lynstede, John, parson of
Cawston, 175.
, William de, 412.
Lynstre. See Leinster.
Lyntoft, John, commissioner,
222.
Lynton, Geoffrey de, 160.
, . . . . , Simon, servant of, 1 60.
Lyon, John, of Hay don, co. Dorset,
the younger, 21.
, John, bailiff of Eastwood
manor, 208.
, Robert, vicar of Marske by
the Sea, 177.
Lyons, Lyouns, Lions, James, ser-
jeant-at-arms, 228, 421.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
51, 148, 333.
, John, commissioner, 135.
, Richard, 5, 36, 297 bis,
298 bis, 343, 439, 444.
, . . . ., commissioner, 65, 150,
225, 319.
, . . . . , of London, farmer of
subsidy, 5, 48, 49, 316, 327,
332, 455.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 5,
253.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of cus-
toms, 206.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of petty
customs, 236, 237.
, . . . . , citizen and alderman
of London, 254.
, . . . . , vintner of London,
296, 297.
, Thomas, commissioner, 313,
499.
Lyre [Eure, France], priory, 7.
, abbey, 20, 25 bis, 44, 45,
87, 91, 171, 339, 361, 394.
Lytchett Matravers, Lychet Mau-
travers, Licchet Mautravers
[co. Dorset], church, 170, 179.
, parson of, 206.
Lytham, Lythum [co. Lancaster],
121.
Lythe, Lythum [co. York], 165.
, Mulgrave in, Mulgreve, 326.
Ly there, Simon, 496.
Lythum. See Lytham ; Lythe ;
Kirkleatham.
Lytlyngton, John de, parson of
Quarrington, co. Lincoln, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Gazeley, co. Suffolk, 125.
Lyvermere, Little. See Livermere,
Little.
Lyverpole, Lyverpull. See Liver-
pool.
Lyversegge. See Liversedge.
Lywere, Walter, Richard son of, 327.
656 GENERAL INDEX.
M
Mabbesone, John, 213.
Mabedrud, Mabudrud, co. Car-
. marthen, commote of, 374.
Mabely, Nicholas, of Howes, 32.
Mabon, Peter, 264.
Mabudrud, See Mabedrud.
Mabwynion, Mabwynyan [co. Car-
digan], commote of, 374.
Mabwynyan. See Mabwynoin.
Macclesfield, Macclesfeld [co. Ches-
ter], lordship, 374.
Maccordres, Henry, clerk, 460.
Mache, Robert, of Bridgford, co.
Nottingham, 297.
Mackworth, Makworth [co. Derby],
parson of, 284.
Maddaford, Medenesford [in Oke-
hampton, co. Devon], 273.
Maddyngle, Thomas de, king's clerk,
prebendary of the collegiate
church of Westbury-upon-
Trym, 46.
, . . . . , presented to Kirk-
linton, co. Cumberland, 112.
, . . . . , presented to West
Monkton, co. Somerset, 127.
, William de, clerk, 44.
Madefray, Thomas, prebendary of
St. George's, Windsor, 165.
Magat. See Magot.
Maghtilde, Ralph, 157, 160.
Magna Cotes, Richard son of Stephen
son of Alan de, 91.
Magna Cressyngham, Thomas de,
parson of Kerstead, co. Nor-
folk, exchanged to a mediety
of Ingworth, co. Norfolk, 483.
Magna Villa, Geoffrey de, temp.
Stephen, 86.
See Mandeville.
Magor, co. Gloucester [now co. Mon-
mouth], 15, 35.
Magot, Magat, John, commissioner,
221 bis.
Maheu. See Mayheu.
Maidekyn, John, commissioner, 140.
Maidenhead, Maydenhithe [co.
Berks], 38.
Maidenstan. See Maidstone.
Maidenston, Maydenstone, Mayden-
ston, Maydestone, Maydeston,
Thomas, 81, 340.
, . . . . , deputy alnager of
woollen cloths for sale in
Kent, 24.
Maidenston — cont.
, Thomas de, purveyor for the
household, 238.
, . . . . , yeoman of the house-
hold, 335.
Maidstone, Maydenstan, Maiden-
stan, Maydeston [co. Kent],
church, 217, 240.
, parson of, 285.
, hospital of St. James, 81.
Maidwell, Maydenwell [co. North-
ampton], 380.
Maihoo. See Mayheu.
Mailogres. See Majorca.
Maisterman, John, of Helperby, co.
York, 256.
Majorca, Mailogres, 505.
, merchants of, 505.
Makehayt, Nicholas, commissioner,
140.
, Richard, commissioner, 140.
Makenade, Makenhad, William, com-
missioner, 224, 315, 434.
Makeneye, Makkeny, Robert, buyer
for the household, 71 bis, 238,
239.
, . . . . , chief buyer of the
king's victuals, 255.
, . . . . , yeoman of the poultry,
255.
Makerell, Ralph, of Breaston, co.
Derby, 421.
Makesare, Thomas, parson of Okeley,
co. Buckingham, 75.
Makkeny. See Makeney.
Makkeswell, 169.
Makworth. See Mackworth.
Malbusendirby. See Mavis Enderby
Malbyse, Henry, parson of Wil-
loughby, co. Lincoln, 71.
Maldon [co. Essex], 90, 112.
....... port, deputy butler in. See
Waleys, Robert.
Malebroke, John, of Boston, 32.
Malefant. See Malenfant.
Malemayns, Thomas, knight, 290.
Malenfant, Malefant, Malenfaunt,
Walter, 114, 115.
, William, 114.
, commissioner, 501
bis.
Malet, Baldwin, commissioner, 499.
, Walter, parson of St. Mary's,
Wainfleet, 449.
, William, temp. Henry II,
466.
Malewayn, Malwayn, Malewyn,
John, 8, 105, 196.
, . . . . , Elizabeth wife of, 8.
Malgaresbury. See Maugersbury.
GENERAL INDEX. 657
Malhom, Thomas de, chaplain, 126.
Mailing, South, Mallyng [co. Kent],
collegiate church, dean and
college of, 84.
, . . . . , prebend in, 84.
Mallore, John, knight, 281.
See Malore.
Malman, John, glover, 502.
Malo Lacu, Maulay, Bartholomew
de, 329.
, Peter de, 326.
, . . . ., commissioner, 138, 498.
, , the fifth, knight, 441,
457.
, Thomas de, 441, 457.
, commissioner, 331.
Maloisel, Anthony, 505.
, Peter, 505.
Malore, Giles, 199.
, Joan his wife, relict
of Richard Baskervill, knight,
199.
See Mallore.
Maltby, Malteby, by Doncastre [co.
York], advowson, 397.
Maltby, John, vicar of Alton, ex-
changed to Millbrook, co.
Southampton, 473.
Malteby. See Maltby.
Mai ton, co. York, 59.
, New [co. York], 323.
, . . . . , grant of pontage at,
453.
, Old, co. York, 323.
Malton, John, of Burton upon
Stather, 494.
Malvern, Great [co. Worcester],
prior and convent of, 82.
, . . . . , a knight a monk of,
82.
, church of St. Mary, charters
in favour of, 282.
, prior of, 483.
, chace of, keeper of. See
Bello Campo, John de.
Malwayn. See Malewayn.
Malyns, John, commissioner, 62,
137, 311, 497.
, . . . ., justice of the peace in
Bedford, 69.
, . . . . , keeper of the peace in
Bedford, 361.
, Reynold, commissioner, 136,
140, 498.
Mampton, John, of Nottingham,
carter, 130.
Man, John, 344.
, . . . . , Joan, daughter and
heir of, 344.
, . . . ., of Wymondham, 318.
Man — cont.
, William, chief serjeant of
the saucery, 252, 403.
, Cf. Sauserye, Wil-
liam del.
, . . . . , warrener of Cam-
bridge warren, 478.
See Manne.
Mancetter, co. Warwick, Oldbury in,
Oldebury by Atherston, 383.
Mandeby, John, commissioner, 502.
Mandeville, Maundeville, Maunde-
vyll, court of the honour of,
355, 408.
Mandeville, Maundevill, Maundevyll,
Richard, Eleanor late the
wife of, 179.
, .. .., Thomas, son of, 179.
, Thomas, Thomas de, 360,
494.
, . . . ., commissioner, 61, 137,
314, 332, 485, 497.
See Magna Villa.
Manestona. See Menston.
Manne, Hugh, 416.
See Man.
Manningtree, Manytre [co. Essex],
118.
, port, 49, 144.
Mannyng, John, of Beechamwell,
presented to ^e church of
Shingham, co. Norfolk, 402.
, John, of Dover, searcher in
ports in Kent, 150.
Manorbier, Maynerbiere [co. Pem-
broke], castle, 495.
Manordivey, Maynardeyvy [co.
Pembroke], church, 127.
, chapel of Cilfoywr in,
Kylvoer, 294.
Mansfield, Mansfeld, co. Notting-
ham, manor, 389.
! Mantel, Thomas, 481.
Manthorpe, Manthorp [co. Lincoln],
67.
| Manton [co. Rutland], 105.
manumission of villein, 263.
Manyngford, Manyford, Roger,
Roger de, commissioner, 136,
139, 219, 332.
Manytre. See Manningtree.
Mapelbek. See Maplebeck.
Mapelderham. See Mapledurham.
Mapesbury [in Willesden, co. Mid-
dlesex], prebend of. See
London, St. Paul's.
Mapilton, Thomas de, parson of
Frampton, co. Lincoln, 485
I Maplebeck, Mapelbek [co. Notting-
I ham], 70.
Wt. 18915.
E 42
658
GENERAL INDEX.
Mapledurham, Mapelderham [co.
Oxford], church, 355.
Marays, Robert, parson of Flix-
borough, 192.
See Mareys, Marreys.
March, the, fees of the lords of, 376.
March, earl of. See Mortuo Mari,
Edmund de.
March, co. Cambridge, commissioner
of sewers in, 485.
March, Marche, Henry atte, of
Wycombe, 15.
, John, 341.
, Robert, of Kintbury, co.
Berks, 184.
Marchal, Marchall. See Marshal.
Marcham. See Markham.
Marchant, Thomas, chaplain, 101.
See Markant.
Marche. See March.
Marcheford, Master John, presented
to the church of Tarring, co.
Sussex, 27.
Marchford. See Marford.
Marchynton, Richard, parson of
St. Michael's, Bristol, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Steventon, co. Berks, 277.
Marcle, Much [co. Hereford], vicar
of, 5.
Mardefield, South, Marlefeud [in
Tilton, co. Leicester], Hugh,
reeve of, temp. Henry III,
426.
Marden, Merdene, co. Kent, manor,
191.
, Merden, co. Wilts, manor,
33.
Mare, La. See Delamere.
Mare, John de la, 97.
, commissioner, 139,
153, 155, 313, 327, 328, 498.
, . . . . , of Nunney, co. Somer-
set, knight, 31, 436.
, Peter de la, knight, 34.
, Robert atte, the elder, of
Thoresby, co. Lincoln, 197.
, Robert de la, commissioner,
153, 324.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
21, 36.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
59.
, Thomas de la, commissioner,
135, 499.
Mareschal, Mareschall, Mareschalle,
Maresshal. See Marshal.
Maresfield, Marsevelde [co. Sussex],
parsons of, 3.
Mareys, Stephen de, knight, 86.
Mareys, Stephen de — cont.
, . . . . , Lucy, wife of, 86.
See Marays ; Marreys.
Marford, Marchford, co. Cambridge,
commission of sewers in, 485.
Margam, Morgan in Wales [co.
Glamorgan], abbot and con-
vent of, 440.
Margaretting, Yenge Margrete, co.
Essex, 493.
Margery, Marjerie, Thomas, 275.
, , of Coventry, 274.
Mari, Lukinus de, lord of the
St. Margaret of Genoa, 507.
Mark, Peter, of the society of the
Albertini, 196.
Markant, Merkant, Markaunde,
John, 24.
, . . . . , of Saham Toney, the
younger, 147.
, Robert, of Saham Toney,
147.
, William, of Saham Toney,
147.
, William, 494.
See Marchant.
Markham, East, Estmarcham [co.
Nottingham], 183.
, Little, Marcham [co. Not-
tingham], manor, 456.
Marlborough, Marlebergh, co. Wilts,
429, 468.
, letters of Stephen dated
at, 86.
, castle, town and barton of,
417.
Marlefeud. See Mardefield, South.
Marlow, Merlawe [co. Buckingham],
church, 452.
, manor, 348, 371.
, Great, Merlowe [co. Bucking-
ham], 120, 464.
, . . . ., parson of, 351.
, Little, co. Buckingham, 464.
Marnham [co. Nottingham], vicars
of, 242.
Marnham, James de, commissioner,
500.
Marny, Robert, commissioner, 161,
332, 492, 497,
, Robert de, knight, 296.
, . . . . , Alice, wife of, 296.
, William, hospitaller, 123.
Marre, Master John, doctor of
theology, 491.
Marreys, Denis de, 476.
, John, commissioner, 156.
See Marays ; Mareys.
Marryk, Robert de, webster, 198.
Marsevelde. See Maresfield.
GENERAL INDEX.
659
Marsshal. See Marshal.
Marshal of England, the, 353.
Marshal, Marshalle, Mareschal,
Mareschall, Maresshalle,
Maresshal, Marsshal, Mar-
chall, Adam, of Chigwell, 356.
, Alan, servant of John de
Welle, knight, 50.
, Edmund, 205.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, daughter
of William de Utlicote, 205.
, Henry, of West Acklam, co.
York, 329, 331.
, John, Elizabeth late the
wife of, 144.
, . . . . , parson of Warfield, co.
Berks, 266.
, . . . . , parson of Warfield,
exchanged to Arthuret, 302,
406.
, . . . . , presentation of, re-
voked, 302.
, Margaret, 53, 202.
, . . . . , lady of Seagrave and
Weston, 115.
, . . . . , countess of Norfolk,
299, 326, 396, 437.
, Robert, commissioner, 233.
, Robert son of John, 28.
, Roger, commissioner, 319.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 1 62.
, of Bottesford, co.
Lincoln, 63, 142.
, Thomas, of West Chinnock,
knight, commissioner, 228.
, William, of Ferriby, chap-
lain, presented to the church
of Eversley, co. Southamp-
ton, 212.
Marshland, Merskland, co. Norfolk,
commission of sewers in,
485.
Marske by the Sea, Mersk in Clyve-
land [co. York], manor, 177.
vicar of, 177.
Marskland, Merskland, co. York,
commission of sewers in,
485, 496.
Marston Moretaine, Merston, co.
Bedford, parson of, 74.
upon Dove, Merston by Tut-
bury [co. Derby], vicarage,
250, 269.
, vicar of, 272, 305.
, Mersheton [co. Stafford],
prebend of. See Stafford.
Maisey, Merston Meisy, co.
Wilts, manor, 429.
Martelesham, Martelsham, Martil-
sham, Richard de, 385.
Martelesham, Richard de — cont.
, . . . . , controller of customs
at Ipswich, 193, 288.
Cf. Martlesham.
Marteleye. See Martley.
Martell, Robert, commissioner, 136,
153, 220, 224, 314, 411, 491.
, William, 427.
, .... Aubrey, wife of, 427.
, .. .., Geoffrey, son of, 427.
Martelsham, Martilsham. See Mar-
telesham.
Martin Hussingtree, Merton by
Sallewarp [co. Worcester], 254,
267.
, church, 254, 267.
Martlesham, Roger de, of Winston,
co. Suffolk, 264.
Cf. Martelesham.
Martley, Marteleye [co. Worcester],
parsons of, 367, 368.
Marton, Merton [in Poulton in the
Fylde, co. Lancaster], 206.
by Hasewaldeford [in Chir-
bury, co. Salop], 278.
in Craven [co. York], parsons
of, 76.
in the Forest, in GplLres [co.
York], prior of, 472.
Marton, John de, of Kirmond le
Mire, 106.
Martyn, Geoffrey, attorneys received
by, 308.
, . . . . , clerk of the crown in
the Chancery, 209.
, commissioner, 491.
, Gilbert, of Kingston Abbess,
co. Dorset, 13.
, John, 172.
, of Bilbao, master of
the St. James of Bilbao, 507.
, . . . . , of Guetaria, master of
the St. Martin of Guetaria,
507.
Maruwe, William, John son of, of
Gunton, 169.
Maryot, Roger, of Hey don, co. Nor-
folk, 232.
Mascal, John, 8.
Mascy, John, commissioner, 320.
Masham, Massham, [co. York], pre-
bend of. See York.
, Ellington in, Elyngton, 227.
Maskell, Thomas, chaplain, 409.
Mason, John, webber, 102.
, William, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Massham. See Masham.
Massingham, Massyngham, co. Nor-
folk, 144, 356.
660
GENERAL INDEX.
Massyngham, Geoffrey de, of Nor-
folk, 216.
, John de, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 336,
, Nicholas de, 133.
, commissioner, 156,
157, 310, 222.
Matching, co. Essex, Ovesham in,
493.
Matheu, Robert, 76.
Mathrafal, Mathrawell [in Meifod,
co. Montgomery], manor, 148.
Matilda, queen, 465.
Mattesford, Mattisford, John de,
escheator in Devon, 132, 208.
Matthew, Gilbert son of, of Wart-
naby, co. Leicester, temp.
Henry III, 426.
Matthew ap Ivoun, drover, 393.
Mattisford, See Mattesford.
Maugersbury, Malgaresbury [in Stow
on the Wold, co. Gloucester],
109.
Maughfeld, John, 360.
Maulay. See Malo Lacu.
Mauleverer, John, knight, com-
r;'"cainrier. 151.
Maundeville, Maundevyll. See Man-
deville.
Maundeware, Edward, of Purbeck,
co. Dorset, 409.
Maundour, Master John, prebendary
of St. Paul's, London, 385.
Maunesfeld, Henry de, surveyor of
the works at King's Langley,
234.
Maunton, Robert, chaplain, 480.
Mauny, Walter, lord of, 72.
Maureward, Thomas, 252.
Mautravers, John, 200.
, . . . . , commissioner, 219,
332, 499.
, , the elder, 60.
, . . . . , Agnes late the wife of,
60, 222.
, . . . . , the younger, 60.
, Wencelina, 180.
Mavis Enderby, Malbusenderby [co.
Lincoln], 285.
Mawardyn, Thomas de, knight,
monk of Great Malvern
priory, 82.
Maxstoke, Maxstok [co. Warwick],
prior of, 416.
May, John, 235.
, Richard, deputy butler in the
port of Southampton, 199.
, Robert, of Burgh, 363.
Maycous, Richard, 4.
Maydenhithe. See Maidenhead.
Maydenstan. See Maidstone.
Maydenston. See Maidenston.
Maydenwell. See Maidwell.
Maydeston. See Maidstone ;
Maidenston.
Mayheu, May ho, Maheu, Maihoo,
John, 129, 468.
, . . . . , king's servant, 4.
, . . . . , groom of the chamber,
261, 398, 429.
, . . . . , granted the 1 Raker -
wyk ' of Bristol, 174.
, . . . ., the elder, 13.
Maykyn, John, gauger of wines at
Sandwich, Dover, Hastings,
Winchelsea, Shoreham and
Rye, 244.
Maylard, John, 264.
Maymond, John, citizen and mercer
of London, 472.
Maynard, Maynerd, John, 106, 248.
, William, 476.
, . . . . , of Frant, co. Sussex,
156.
Maynardeyvy. See Manordivey.
Maynerbiere. See Manorbier.
Maynerd. See Maynard.
Mayneston, Thomas de, 235.
Maynorsullen. See Silian.
Meath [Ireland], country, 245.
, county, 295.
, . . . . , chief Serjeant of.
See Wemme, William.
, archdeacon of. See Kartell,
William de ; Rounhey, Nicho-
las.
, church, dean and chapter
of, 88.
, bishop of. See Valle,
Stephen de.
, bishopric, voidance of, 88,
362.
, diocese, 39.
Meausa. See Meaux.
Meaux, Melsa, Meausa [co. York],
467.
, township, 465.
, abbot and convent, 56 bis.
, abbey, charters in favour of,
465-467.
Meaux, Thomas de, of Billinghay,
52.
See Meux.
Mebourne, Stephen de, presented to
the church of Asby, co.
Westmoreland, 4 1 .
Mechyngge. See Newhaven.
Medbourne, Medburn [co. Leicester],
advowson, 470.
GENERAL INDEX.
661
Medbo urne — cont.
, Holt in, 279.
Medbo urne, Henry de, prebendary
of Hastings free chapel, 130,
170.
Meddelaunde [co. Cornwall], 271.
Mede, Michael atte, 373.
, Richard atte, 432.
Medelwode, Richard de, tailor,
502.
Medenesford. See Maddaford.
Medford, Richard, king's clerk,
prebendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 165.
Meer, Francis de, captain of the
king's barge, 60.
Mees, John, of Askrigg, 108.
Meesden, Mesden, Mesdon, co. Hert-
ford, manor, 374, 475.
Meethe, Methe [co. Devon], parsons
of, 366, 370, 371.
, Crocker's Hele in, 434.
Megge, William, merchant of
Bordeaux, 159, 218.
Meifod, Meyvot [co. Montgomery],
parson of, 362.
Meilhan, Mylan [Lot et Garonne,
France], charter of Henry III
dated at, 15.
Melburn, Melbourn, 131.
Melburne, Sir John de, prebendary
of York, 266.
Melcombe Regis, Melcoumbe [co.
Dorset], 149, 237.
, bailiffs of, 49, 206.
, collector of petty customs at.
See Chichestre, John.
, port, 49.
, . . . . , customs and subsidies
in, 34, 206.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Preston, William de ;
Welle, Philip atte ; Welle,
William atte.
Melkesham. See Melksham.
Melkesham, Milkesham, Peter de,
parson of St. Michael's, South-
street, Wilton, 26, 423.
Melksham, Melkesham [co. Wilts],
forest, 403.
Mellefuns. See Mellifont.
Mellere, Maurice, 84.
, . . . ., Joan wife of, 84.
, Stephen, 452.
Melles [co. Suffolk]. See Mellis.
Melles. See Mells.
Mellifont, Mellefuns [cos. Meath
and Louth], letters of
Henry II in favour of,
306.
Melling [co. Lancaster], Old Wen-
nington in, Aldwenyngton,
135.
Mellis, Melles [co. Suffolk], 369.
Mells, Melles [co. Somerset], 342.
, servant of the parson of,
342.
Melsa. See Meaux.
Melton [co. York, E.R.], 18.
, chapel of St. James, 18.
Melton, John, parson of Brocklesby,
co, Lincoln, exchanged to
St. George's, London, 73.
, Robert de, clerk, commis-
sioner, 312.
, William de, commissioner,
498.
, . . . . , sheriff of York, com-
missioner, 221.
Melvur, Michael, parson of Padworth,
co. Berks, exchanged to the
chapel of Spargrove manor,
co. Wilts, 166.
Menacuddle, Menacudel, chantry of,
in St. Michael's chapel in St.
Austell churchyard [co. Corn-
wall], 22.
Menston, Manestona [in Whepstead,
co. Suffolk], 443.
Mentemoor, Michael, 328.
Menthorpe, Menthorp [in Heming-
brough], co. York, 146.
Menynymon, John, of Melburn, 131.
Meole Brace, Meulesheacy [co.
Salop], 278.
Mercer, Robert, of Wooler, 59.
Mercher, John, of Fulbeck, co. Lin-
coln, 61.
Merden, Merdene. See Marden.
Mere, John de, of Ghent, 506.
, Master John, commissioner,
65.
, Richard, parson of Holy
Trinity, Gloucester, 383.
, . . . . , parson of Holy Trinity,
Gloucester, and canon and
prebendary of Hereford, 386.
j Meres, Roger de, commissioner, 228.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
401.
Merewe. See Merrow.
Meriet. See Meryet.
Merioneth, Meryonnyth, county,
374.
Merk, Henry, 315.
, Theobald de, temp. Henry
III or Edward I, 429.
Merkant. See Markant.
Merkesdale, Robert de, of Blakeney,
147.
662
GENERAL INDEX.
Merkeshale, John de, 215.
Merlawe. See Marlow.
Merlawe, John de, yeoman of the
buttery, 31.
, Richard, buyer for the
household, 71.
, Vincent, buyer for the
household, 238 bis.
Merle, Thomas, 62.
Merlowe. See Marlow.
Merrington, West, Westmeryngton
[co. Durham], prebend of.
See Auckland.
Merrow, Merewe [co. Surrey], parson
of, 273.
Mersea, West, Westmereseye, West-
merseye [co. Essex], alien
priory, 211.
, . . . ., vicarage, 211.
Mersham, John, 222.
Mersheton. See Marston.
Mersk in Clyveland. See Marske by
the Sea.
Merskland, co. Norfolk. See Marsh-
land.
Merskland, co. York. See Marsk-
land.
Merston. See Marston.
Merston, Thomas de, canon of
Kenilworth, 448.
Merston Boteler, John de, 448.
Merthyr St. Enfail, Merther in Wales
[co. Carmarthen], parsons of,
198.
Merton. See Marton.
Merton by Sallewarp. See Martin
Hussingtree.
Merton [co. Surrey], prior of, 348.
Meryet, Meriet, John, commis-
sioner, 499.
, John, knight, 35.
Meryngton, Hugh de, 102.
, Hugh, of Coventry, 356.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
499.
Meryonnyth. See Merioneth.
Merywedir, John, 263.
Mesden, Mesdon. See Meesden.
Messager, Adam, 318.
Messing, Messyng [co. Essex], 192.
Messyngham, Thomas de, of Don-
caster, 326.
Metard, Mansus, 117.
Metecalf, Richard, 160.
Meteham, John de, of Ingoldsby, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Metham, Thomas de, commissioner,
158, 312, 316.
, , knight, 126.
Methe. See Meeth.
Meulesheacy. See Meole Brace.
Meux, John de, knight, commis-
sioner, 161.
See Meaux.
Mevenyth, Mevenydd [co. Cardigan],
commote, 374.
Mey, Amy le, 100.
\ , William, chaplain, 327.
Meynyll, Richard de, commissioner
137.
Meyre, Adam, of Hilgay, co. Nor-
folk, 62.
Meyvot. See Meifod.
Meyvot, Matthew, notary public,
292.
Michel, David, parson of Dean, co.
Bedford, exchanged to Upton
on Severn, 111.
, Henry, 121, 280.
, John, monk of St. Pierre
sur Dives, nominated prior of
Modbury, 93.
, , Matthew, commissioner, 313,
492.
, Richard, prebendary of the
collegiate church of West-
bury-upon-Trym, 46.
, William, of Melburn, 131.
Mickleover [co. Derby], 111.
Middelton. See Middleton ; Mil-
ton.
Middelton, co. Southampton, 386.
Middelton, Midelton, Midilton, Mid-
dilton, Ellis de, commissioner,
61, 151, 490, 497.
, . . . . , Thomas servant of,
of Fulbeck, 61.
, John de, 167, 168, 285.
, . . . ., clerk, 414.
, commissioner, 314.
326.
, . . . . , parson of Kirk-
andrews, co. Cumberland, ex-
changed to a mediety of the
church of Aikton, co. Cum-
berland, 275.
, Thomas de, 69.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
435.
, . . . . , king's clerk, parson
of Eton, co. Buckingham,
exchanged to St. Mary's,
Grimsby, 189.
, . . . . , parson of St. Mary's,
Grimsby, exchanged to St.
Olave's, Silver Street, Lon-
don, 293.
Middlesbo rough [co. York], Cargo
Fleet in, Caldecotes, 329.
Middlesex county, 118, 388.
GENERAL INDEX.
663
Middlesex county — cont.
, outlawries in, 10, 102, 175,
288, 356, 357, 358, 421,
447 bis, 448 ter, 481.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Plummere,
Robert.
, commission of kiddles in,
496.
, commission of peace in, 491.
, escheator in. See Illeston,
Thomas.
, sheriff of, 410.
, . . . . , commissioner, 24.
Middle ton, Middelton [co. South-
ampton], prebend of. See
Wherwell.
Middleton [co. York], Cropton in,
316.
on the Wolds, Midelton [co.
York], 467.
Middlewich [co. Chester], 307, 374.
Midelton. See Milton ; Middleton,
Middelton.
Midilton. See Milton ; Middelton.
Midford, Mitteford [in Hinton Char-
terhouse], cos. Somerset and
Wilts, bridge of, 157.
Midgley, Miggelay, co. York, 154.
, Warley, in Warlullay, 154.
Midsomer Norton, co. Somerset, 35.
, manor of Welton in, Wel-
weton, 35.
Miggelay. See Midgley.
Milbrook, Mulbrok, co. Bedford, 181.
Milcote, Mulcote [in Weston upon
Avon, co. Warwick], manor,
460. .
Mildenhale, John, John de, 264, 502.
, Peter, citizen and skinner of
London, 201.
Miles, Nicholas, warden of Bam-
burgh hospital, 259.
Mileward, John, 327.
Cf. Muleward.
Milford, Mulleford [co. Pembroke],
port, 501.
, . . . . , prise of wines in, 22.
Milisent, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of Cottesbach,
171.
Milkesham. See Melkesham.
Mill, Thomas atte, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk, 147.
See Mulle.
Millbrook, Mulebrok [co. Southamp-
ton], parsons of, 473.
Mille, Walter, king's steward and
sheriff of Pembroke, 425.
Milliz, John, 235.
Milne, Richard del, 221.
I Milner, Adam, of Bel ton, co. Lin-
coln, 79.
I , Alice, 473.
, John, of Syston, co. Lin-
coln, 79.
, John son of John, of Ows-
thorpe, co. York, 87.
( , Richard, mercer, 14.
, Roger, of Gateshead, 140.
, Thomas, 414.
, Thomas son of William, of
Emsted, 392, 396.
, William, of Pocklington,
76.
, William son of Thomas, of
Ashford, co. Derby, 28.
j Milstead, Milstede [co. Kent], par-
sons of, 166, 252.
Milton Abbas, co. Dorset, abbey,
162.
Milton, Midilton, Middelton, Mil-
tone, Midelton [next Sitting-
bourne], co. Kent, manor,
191.
, . . . . , keeper of, 205.
, . . . . , works at, clerk of.
See Basynges, William de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controllers of.
See Barler, John ; Reygner,
Ellis.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor. See
Heryng, Nicholas.
, hundred of, 184, 191.
, . . . . , steward of. See
Heryng, Nicholas.
Milverton, alias Wager, Robert,
parson of St. John's, South-
ampton, exchanged to Cud-
lawe, co. Sussex, 340.
Mimms, South, South Mymmes [co.
Hertford], 4.
Minchinhampton, Mynchenhampton
[co. Gloucester], parsons of,
274, 276.
Minehead, Mynhed [co. Somerset],
374.
, manor, 26.
Minster, La Munstre, co. Cornwall,
alien priory, prior of. See
Andree, Brother Miletus.
, Mynstre [co. Kent], 68, 321.
in Sheppey [Kent], manor of
Danley in, Daundele, 191,
199, 214.
, marsh of Danley in,
commission of sewers in, 161.
Lovell, Mynstrelovell [co.
Oxford], alien priory, 162,
197.
664
GENERAL INDEX.
Minting, Myntyng [co. Lincoln],
alien priory, 96.
Minton, Moneton [in Church Stret-
ton, co. Salop], 278.
Mirfeld, John, 472.
, William de, clerk, 126.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
30, 120, 123.
, commissioner, 137,
158, 224, 227, 314, 321, 332,
498.
, , knight, 263.
Mirourer, Philip le, of Brussels, 504.
' Misavysed, Sire Richard,' John
Smith called, 221.
Missenden, Great, Mussenden [co.
Buckingham], abbey, 52.
, . . . . , . . . . , prior of. See
Thenford, William de.
Missire, John, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. Mary of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
Misterton, co. Nottingham, West
Stockwith in, Stokketh, 104,
105.
Misterton, Mistreton, John de,
parson of Withcall, co. Lin-
coln, exchanged to the chan-
try of St. Michael in St.
Austell's churchyard, 475.
, . . . . , warden of the hos-
pital of Sandon, co. Surrey,
447.
Mitcheldean, Great Dene [co. Glou-
cester], 220, 221 ter.
, lordship, 372.
Mitford, Mitteford, Mytford, John
de, 111.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53,
140, 155, 159, 330, 490.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
106.
See Mitteford.
Miton [in Kingston-on-Hull], co.
York, 470.
Mitteford. See Midford.
Mitteford, Hugh de, commissioner,
485, 494.
See Mitford.
Mitton [cos. Lancaster and York],
422.
Mock, John, of Orsett, co. Essex,
309.
Modbury [co. Devon], alien priory,
180, 242, 269.
, . . . . , priors of. See Billeyo,
Gilbert de ; Michel, John.
, vicarage, 241, 269.
, vicars of, 180.
Moden, Henry, 454.
Modyngden. See Mottingden.
Mohun, John de, of Dunster, knight,
26, 118.
, . . . . , Joan wife of, 26.
Moigne, Henry, knight, 39.
, Thomas, of Hessle, co. York,
86.
, William, commissioner, 499.
, , , knight, 326.
, William, of Hotham, co.
York, 86.
Cf. Moyne.
Moises, Roger, parson of Eyam,
co. Derby, exchanged to
Marton in Craven, 76.
Mokkyng, Nicholas, scholar of the
King's Hall, Cambridge, 192.
Moldeson, William, of Snaith, co.
York, 30.
Molineux. See Molyneux.
Mollescroft [in Beverley, co. York],
467.
Moloundre, Thomas, parson of
Brington, co. Northampton,
206.
Molyneux, Molineux, Thomas, com-
missioner, 311, 325.
Molyns, Henry, 231.
, John, 272.
, William de, 273.
, commissioner, 497.
Momerfeld. See Morville.
Monboucher, Bertram, commissioner,
64.
, , knight, 298.
Monek, Richard, of Wilts, 95.
Monesley. See Munsley.
Moneton. See Minton.
Money, Robert, commissioner, 233.
money, florins called ' frankes,' 281.
, florins with the shield, 275,
277.
Monfordbrigg. See Montford Bridge.
Monge, Nicholas, 468.
Mongumery, Nicholas, commis-
sioner, 486.
Cf. Mungomry.
Monk, John, chaplain in Eltham
manor, 377.
, Robert, 93, 130, 183.
, buyer for the house-
hold, 71.
See Moigne.
Monkedon. See Monkton.
Monkeleone. See Monkland.
Monkensilver. See Monksilver.
Monkeskirkeby. See Kirby, Monks.
Monkland, Monklone, Monkeleone
[co. Hereford], vicarage, 338,
339.
GENERAL INDEX.
665
Monksilver, Monkensylver, Monken-
silver [co. Somerset], church,
83.
, parsons of, 234.
Monkton, Monkedon [in Stoke
Courcy, co. Somerset], 97.
....... West, Munketon [co. Somer-
set], church, 127.
, Bishop, Munketon in Ryp-
shire [co. York], 227.
Monmouth [co. Monmouth], alien
priory, 169, 262.
, vicarage, 169.
Montacute, Mountagu [co. Somerset],
alien priory, 14, 131, 449.
, vicarage, 14.
Montagu. See Monte Acuto.
Monte Acuto, Mountagu, Mountague,
Montagu, John de, commis-
sioner, 135, 153, 222, 328, 332,
333, 499.
, Katharine de, nun of
Bungay, 490.
, Maud de, nun of Barking,
elected abbess, 449.
, . . . . , abbess of Barking,
450.
, Thomas de, to be restored
to Oxford university, 291.
, . . . . , bachelor of civil law,
491.
, William de, earl of Salisbury,
6, 29, 43, 179, 353, 371, 463,
464.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
62, 65, 136, 139 bis, 322, 499.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 171, 382.
, . . . . , . . . . , physician of.
See Bray, Master John.
Monte Caniso, Richard de, knight,
114.
Monte Fichet, William de, temp.
Stephen, 85.
Monte Florum, Master Paul de,
king's clerk, 504.
Monte Magno, Mountmaing, Gabriel
de, 506.
, . . . . , king's merchant, 504.
Montebourg, Mounteburgh [Manche,
France,] abbot of, 124.
Montford Bridge, Monfordbrigg, co.
Salop, 28.
Montford, John de, duke of Brittany,
count of Montfort and earl of
Richmond, 17, 22, 23, 24,
27, 30, 33, 58, 83, 89, 116,
167, 211, 297.
Montignac, lord of. See Valencia,
Aymer de.
| Montmirail [Marne, France], lord of.
See Coucy, Ingram de.
Montpellers, Edmund, parson of
Ringwould, co. Kent, ex-
changed to a chantry in St.
Paul's, London, 3.
Montvirun, John, 76
Monyton, Walter de, abbot of
Glastonbury, 128.
Moorend, La Morende, Moresende
[in Yardley Gobion], cos.
Northampton and Oxford,
castle and manor, 347 bis,
348, 477.
, letters patent dated at,
165, 167.
Mora. See Beeford Moor.
Morborne, Morborn [co. Hunting-
don], parsons of, 283.
Morcestre, Adam, citizen of Win-
chester, 189.
Mordon, Moredon, Henry, serjeant
at mace, commissioner, 50.
, Thomas, 502.
, William de, presented to
the church of Little Clacton,
co. Essex, 166.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Charlton next
Woolwich, 184.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Mursley, 339.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Llandudno, co.
Carnarvon, 369.
, . . . . , harbourer of the king's
horses, 238, 436.
More, Adam atte, escheator in
Somerset and Dorset, 70,
437.
, John, 141.
, , of Hythe, 93, 130.
, . . . . , of London, mercer,
103, 420.
, John atte, 412.
, of Shirbourne, 281.
, John de la, 225, 229.
, Laurence del, 269.
, Robert, prebendary of St.
George's, Windsor, 232, 390.
, , dean of Stafford, 232.
, Thomas, 54.
, . . . ., of Sussex, 471.
, . . . . , parson of Yardley
Hastings, 186.
, . . . . , exchanged to prebend
of Bridgnorth free chapel,
186, 191.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Tenby, 187.
666
GENERAL INDEX.
More — cont.
, Thomas de la, 176.
, William, citizen and mercer
of London, 356.
, . . . . , deputy butler at
Sandwich, 362.
Morebattle [co. Roxburgh], Clifton
in, Clifton in Tevidale, 299.
Moreby, Robert de, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of
Gautby, 96.
Moredon. See Mordon.
Morende, la. See Moorend.
Moresby, Christopher de, 41.
Moresende. See Moorend.
Moreske, Moresk [in St. Clement's,
Truro, co. Cornwall], manor,
375.
Moreton, North, Northmorton [co.
Berks], 197.
, South, Southmorton [co.
Berks], 197.
Hampstead, Morton [co.
Devon], 294.
Moreton. See Morton.
Moreux, Thomas, knight, Nicholas,
servant of, 269.
See Morryaux ; Murreux.
Morewode, Nicholas, commissioner,
218.
Morgan in Wales. See Margam.
Morgan, Edward, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of St.
Michael Southstreet, Wilton,
26.
, Laurence, parson of St.
Peter's, Wallingford, ex-
changed to the church of
Sully, co. Glamorgan, 245.
, William, parson of Creslow,
co. Buckingham, exchanged
to the church of Merthyr St.
Enfail, co. Carmarthen, 198.
Morgannou, Morganok, Morgannok,
Morg, castles of Edward le
Despenser in, 251.
, lord of. See Despenser,
Edward le.
Mo rice, John, 438.
, of Harlington, co.
Bedford, 69.
, . . . . , claimant to Holywell
church, co. Huntingdon, 465.
, William, buyer for the
household, 71, 238 bis.
Moriceby, Christopher de, Isabel,
relict of, wife of Gilbert de
Culwen, 265.
Morland, John, of Povington, co.
Dorset, 409.
Morlay, Morle. See Morley.
Morle, William, lord of, 133.
Morley [co. Derby], 189, 191.
Morley, Morlay, Morlee, Morle,
Nicholas, 211.
, Richard de, of Threshfield,
co. York, 472.
, Robert de, commissioner,
138, 144.
, William de, knight, 110.
Morpath, Thomas de, Mariota late
the wife of, 443.
Morrey, Robert, 337.
Morryaux, Thomas, commissioner,
332.
See Moreux.
Mort, David, chaplain, 456.
Morthoe, Mortho [co. Devon], 360.
, advowson of, 360.
Mortimer. See Mortuo Mari.
Mortlake, Mortlak [co. Surrey], park
of, works at, 200.
, park and warren of, keeper
of. See Tyle, Ralph.
Morton [co. Cumberland], 115.
Morton. See Moreton Hampstead.
Morton, Moreton, Henry de, 9.
, . . . . , keeper of Ruardean
bailiwick, 234.
, John de, 320, 323, 325, 331.
, , clerk, 12.
, Richard de, of Scotton, co.
York, 79, 215.
, . . . . , Margery, wife of, relict
of Thomas de Beltoft, 79,
215
, Robert de, 325, 331.
, . . . . , commissioner, 63, 64,
136, 142, 149, 154, 158, 223,
322, 326, 491, 494.
, , sheriff of Derby, 486.
, Roger de, 320, 323.
, Thomas de, of London,
mercer, 421.
, . . . . , king's archer, keeper
of the parks of Sneed and
Pen, co. Gloucester, 9.
, William de, 320, 323.
Mortuo Mari, Mortymer, Mortymere,
Mortimer, Constantine de,
knight, 114.
Edmund de, earl of March,
6, 29, 33(4), 35, 37, 41, 42,
44, 116, 432, 495.
, . . . . , commissioner, 487.
, . . . . , marshal of England,
54.
, , Philippa, wife of, 432.
, Hugh de, knight, 15.
, John de, chaplain, 346.
GENERAL INDEX.
667
Mortuo Mari — cont.
, earl of March, 33, 110.
, William de, 318, 454.
, William son of Henry de,
15.
Mortymer. See Mortuo Mari.
Morville, Momerfeld [co. Salop],
prebend of. See Bridgnorth.
Morwod, William de, 268.
Moryn, Nicholas, presented to the
church of Holy Trinity, Glou-
cester, 162.
Moryne, Ralph, commissioner, 501.
Mosard, Maud, of Oxfordshire, 421.
Mosgrave. See Musgrave.
Mostel, William, 183.
Motay, Reynold, chaplain, 496.
Motherby, Mothirby, Thomas de,
111, 423.
Motrico, Murtrico [Guipuscoa,
Spain], 507.
, ship of, 507.
Motteneye [in Rainham], co. Kent,
marsh of, commission of
sewers in, 319.
Mottingden, Modyngden, co. Kent,
minister and Trinitarian
friars of, 8.
Mottrum, Adam de, bachelor in
Moubray, John de, 95, 234, 250, 387.
, ' le pier,' * le pere,'
Elizabeth late the wife of,
232, 253.
, , knight, 60, 141, 180.
, John lord of, 253.
, John de, of Axholme, 9.
, John son 'and
heir of, 204.
, John son of John de, 232.
, Robert, commissioner, 325.
, , knight, 462.
Moughtrey, Mouthtref [co. Mont-
gomery], prebend of. See
Aberg willy.
Moulham, John, surveyor of the
works at Corfe castle, 390.
Moulsoe, Mulsho, co. Buckingham,
manor, 357.
Moulton, Multon, co. Lincoln,
manor, 318.
, Multon [co. Suffolk], 250.
, . . . ., vicar of, 250.
Mounselowe. See Munslow.
Mounstre. See Munster.
Mountagu. See Montacute.
Mountague. See Monte Acuto.
Mounteburgh. See Montebourg.
Mountendre, William de, knight of
Aquitaine, 471.
Mountendre, William de — cont.
, . . . . , afterwards provost of
Dax, 471.
Mounteney, John de, commissioner,
314.
Mountjoye, Thomas, 256, 435.
Mountmaign. See Monte Magno.
Moure, Adam le, 468.
Mouthtref. See Moughtrey.
Moyagher, Lower, Moyaghirie, co.
Meath, 178.
, . . . . , church of St. Mary at,
advowson of, 178.
Moyne, John, 450.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of. 450.
Cf. Moigne.
Moys, William, 141.
Mucleston, Adam de, prebendary
of Stafford free chapel, 460.
Mugge, William, king's clerk,
treasurer of Exeter cathedral,
exchanged to Crewkerne, 476.
Mukelton, Iseult de, 230.
, John de, citizen of Wor-
cester, 230.
Mulbrok. See Millbrook.
Mulcote. See Milcote.
Mulebrok. See Millbrook.
Muleward, Mulleward, Ellis, of Cux-
ham, co. Oxford, 41, 49.
, Henry son of William le,
of Steeple Barton, co. Ox-
ford, 300.
, Richard, 142.
, Walter, 384.
Cf. Mileward.
Mulgrave, Mulgreve [in Lythe], co.
York, 326.
Mulle, John atte, 186.
, Richard atte, Richard de,
of Mitcheldean, 220, 221.
, William atte, 186.
See Mill ; Milne.
Mulleford. See Milford.
Mulleward. See Muleward.
Mulne, Robert atte, 363.
Mulsho. See Moulsoe.
Mulsho, Mulso, Henry de, 285.
, , of Geddington, 263.
, William de, clerk, 89, 90
96, 113, 237, 272, 346, 357.
, . . . . , chamberlain of the
Exchequer, 174.
, . . . . , dean of St. Martin's le
Grand, London, 487.
Multon. See Moulton.
Multon, John de, of Manton, 105.
, John de, knight, 92.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
145.
668
GENERAL INDEX.
Mumby [co. Lincoln], 20.
Munden, Alice, 208.
, . . . . , sister of the hospital
of St. Katharine by the
Tower, 49.
, John de, 422.
Mundesder, Mundesdere, Robert,
185, 363.
Mundevill, William de, temp.
Henry I, 287.
Mundi, John, 464.
Mundon [co. Essex], 443.
Mundvill, Thomas, 321.
Mune, Simon de, 383.
Mungomry, Walter de, commis-
sioner, 137.
Cf. Mongumery.
Munke, William, 140.
Munketon. See Monkton ; Far-
leigh, Monkton.
Munkton, Thomas, of South Otter -
ington, co. York, 481. -
Munsley, Monesley [co. Hereford],
358.
Munslow, Mounselowe [co. Salop],
church, 245.
Minister, Mounstre [Ireland], country
of, 245.
Munstre, La. See Minster,
murage, grants of, 255, 274, 423,
430.
Murreux, William, knight, com-
missioner, 414.
See Moreux.
Mursele. See Mursley.
Mursley, Mursele [co. Buckingham],
church, 339.
, manor of Salden in, 180,
462.
Murton, co. Westmoreland, 414.
Murtrico. See Motrico.
Musard. See Mo sard.
Musgrave, Mosgrave, Thomas de,
commissioner, 58, 138, 316,
325, 498.
, , knight, 67, 176.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
53, 225, 229, 414.
, keeper of Berwick on
Tweed, 427.
Muskham, South, by Newerk [co.
Nottingham], good men of,
grant of pontage to, 298.
Mussenden. See Missenden.
Mustard, John, 27.
Mutford, Richard, clerk, 57.
Mutron, Adam de, 216.
Mydelton. See Middelton.
Mylan. See Meilhan.
Mylys, Thomas, 327.
Mymmes, South. See Mimms,
South.
Mymmes, Thomas, presented to the
church of Holt, co. Norfolk,
419.
Mympe, John, dyer, 256.
Mynchenhampton. See Minchin-
hampton.
Myners, Stephen de, knight, temp.
Henry III, 460.
Mynhed. See Minehead.
Myniot, Ralph, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
Mynot, Thomas, archbishop of Dub-
lin, 110, 240.
Mynsterworth, John de, knight,
488, 491.
Mynstre. See Minster.
Mynstrelovell. See Minster Lovell.
Myntyng. See Minting.
Myntyng, Alan de, of Rand, co.
Lincoln, 204.
Mytford. See Mitford.
Myton [in Kingston-on-Hull, co,
York], manor, 56.
Myton-upon-Swale, Myton upon
Ouse [co. York], 150.
N
Nabelson, Nabilson, Alexander, 216
384.
Naborn, Robert, 103.
Nacton, Naketon [co. Suffolk],
church, 168.
Nafferton, Naffreton, co. York, 59.
, Wansford in, Wandesford,
467.
Naget, William, late prior of Framp-
ton, co. Dorset, 219.
Nailstone, Nayleston, co. Leicester,
manor, 196.
Naketon. See Nacton.
Nalle, Simon, 27.
Nameur, Robert de, 275, 277.
Nanfan, Henry, commissioner, 139,
152.
Nansfenten. See Petherick, Little.
Naples, ships of, 50, 148.
Napton, Robert, 338.
Narborough [co. Leicester], Huncote
in, 288.
Nassington, Nassyngton [co. North-
ampton], 475.
GENERAL INDEX.
669
Nassington — cont.
, letters patent dated at,
130, 132, 160, 164, 173.
Nassyngton, Robert de, abbot of
Ramsey, 465.
Naunton, Newynton [co. Gloucester],
parsons of, 124.
Navenby, Roger de, commissioner,
158.
Navesby, William de, canon and
prebendary of Limerick, 334.
Naward. See Naworth.
Naworth, Naward [in Brampton],
co. Cumberland, 225.
, castle, 229.
Nayleston. See Nailstone.
Neckenvill [in Bishops Cannings
hundred, co. Wilts], 59.
Nedewod. See Needwood.
Nedham, John de, 69.
Nedleswerthe, Richard, 495.
Needwood, Nedewod [co. Stafford],
forest, 460.
Neet, Nicholas, 262.
Neirnuyt, John, commissioner, 497.
Nerford, John de, 419.
, Thomas de, knight, 17.
Nesebit in Tevidale. See Nisbet.
Nessefeld, Thomas de, commissioner,
137.
, William de, 245, 276.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59, 63,
139, 153, 219, 314, 315, 321,
325, 495.
, . . . ., Henry, son of, 276.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, sister
of, 276.
Nessyngwyk, Roger de, chaplain,
108.
Netelbed. See Nettlebed.
Netheravon, Netherhane, Nether -
havene, Netherhaven, co.
Wilts, 398, 468.
, vicars of, 261.
Netherbury, Nethirbury [co. Dorset],
vicarage, 23, 24.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Netherhall, in Cherry Hinton, co.
Cambridge, manor, 387.
Netherhane. See Netheravon.
Netherwynchyndon. See Winchen-
don, Nether.
Nethirbury. See Netherbury.
Nettlebed, Netelbed [co. Oxford],
manor, 375.
Nettleswell, Walter, Joan, wife of,
daughter of Robert de Langle,
300.
Neuard, John, merchant of Col-
chester, 421.
Neubald. See Newbold Verdon.
Neubiggyng, Neubiging. See New-
biggin.
Neubold, John de, king's clerk,
336.
, , clerk, 372.
Neubolverton. See Newbold Ver-
don.
Neubury. See Newbury.
Neudegate, William, 484.
, commissioner, 139,
314, 499.
Neuhagh, William de, parson of
Solihull, 234.
Neuhaye. See Newhay.
Neuhous, William, commissioner,
485.
Neumarche, Hugh, commissioner,
498.
Neumarchy, John, commissioner,
60, 141.
Neuport, John de, presented to the
church of Burton Overy, 131.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
137, 226, 500.
, William de, 253.
Neusom upon Wysk. See Newsham.
Neusted. See Newstead.
Neuton, Geoffrey de, the king's chief
butler, 352, 361.
, John de, knight, 58.
, Richard, of Boston, searcher
in all ports from Boston to
Grimsby, 313.
, Robert de, king's esquire,
445.
, Thomas de, presented to
the church of Thurcaston,
16.
Neuton. See Newton.
Neuvill, John, lord of, French
prisoner, 387.
Neve, Thomas, 152.
Nevenefeld. See Ninfield.
Nevill, Nevyll, Alexander de, arch-
bishop of York, 6, 94, 177,
224, 227.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 239, 242, 266, 359.
, . . . . , . . . . , crossbearer of.
See Acorn, Sir Adam de.
, John son of Geoffrey de,
temp. Henry III, 18.
, John de, commissioner, 160,
316.
, John de, John, lord of, 6.
, . . . . , king's steward, steward
of the household, 134, 182,
232, 250, 253 bis, 254, 255,
256, 257.
670 GENERAL INDEX.
Nevill, John de, king's steward' —
cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
62, 65.
, John de, knight, 74, 366.
, . . . . , . . . . , steward of
Aymer de Valencia, 114.
, John de, lord of Raby, co.
Durham, 29.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
55, 159, 219, 329, 331, 491,
498.
, brother John de, 408.
, Ralph de, 366.
, Ralph lord of, constable of
Bamburgh castle, 143, 347.
, Ralph de, lord of Raby, co.
Durham, 29.
, Richard, 28.
, Robert de, 29.
, Thomas de, 30.
, , of York, 45.
, William de, 389.
, . . . . , king's admiral, 2.
, . . . . , admiral towards the
North, 321.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
62, 65.
, William, hospitaller, 123.
, the lady of, 408.
Nevyll. See Nevill.
New Forest, the, co. Southampton,
37, 39, 79.
, the lodge and stank in,
works at, 235.
, works in, 96.
New Forest, foresters of. See
Bromley, Philip ; Chamber-
leyn, Roger ; Farnhill,
William ; Frebody, William ;
Potern, John ; Stake, John.
, keeper of. See Foxle, John
de.
, rangers of. See London,
John ; Parker, William.
Newark on Trent, Newerk [co.
Nottingham], 298.
, vicar of, 74.
, church of St. Mary Magdalen
in, chantry in, 44.
, bridge of Haybrigge by, 298.
Newbald, North, Northnewbald [co.
York], prebend of. See York.
Newbiggin, Neubiggyng [in Dacre,
co. Cumberland], 27.
, Neubiging [in Filey, co.
York], 467.
Newbold Verdon, Neubald, Neubol-
verton [co. Leicester], par-
sons of, 481.
Newborough [co. Stafford], Agards-
ley in, Adgaresleg', 460.
Newburn, Newebourne, co. North-
umberland, manor, 126.
Newbury, Neubury [co. Berks], 121,
252.
, manor, 42.
Newcastle, Novel Chastel Lyouns
[co. Dublin], lordship, 123.
Newcastle on Tyne, 90, 140, 155,
210, 250, 251, 254, 431, 469.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49,
206.
, merchants of, 322
, escheator in. See Acton,
William de.
, castle, chantry chaplains in.
See Danby, John de ; Thyn-
den, Robert de.
, . . . ., gaol delivery of, 109.
, gaol of, delivery of, 106.
, Pilgrim Street, Pilgrym-
stret, 140.
, church of All Saints, chantry
at the altar of St. Thomas in,
163.
, . . . . , chantry wardens in,
188.
, church of St. John the
Evangelist, 432.
, church of St. Nicholas,
chantry of St. Thomas the
Martyr in, 74.
Newcastle on Tyne port, 104, 251,
357.
, customs and subsidies in,
36.
, collectors of customs at, 206.
, controller of customs in.
See Heghton, John de ;
Paxton, John.
, pesager of wools in. See
Longe, William.
, searchers in. See Red-
mersshill, William ; Thorne-
ton, John de.
Newe, Thomas, parson of Godmer-
sham, co. Kent, 3.
Newebourne. See Newburn.
Neweman, John, 409.
See Nyweman.
Newenden, John, master of the
constable of Dover Castle's
barge, 60.
Newenham. See Newnham ; Nune-
ham Courtney.
Newenham, Thomas de, clerk, at-
torneys received by, 14, 19,
85, 129, 246, 252, 272, 338,
344, 405, 444, 483.
GENERAL INDEX.
671
Newent [co. Gloucester], alien
priory, 2, 368.
Newenton. See Newington.
Newenton, Geoffrey, 205.
Newenton longevyle. See Newton
Longville.
Neweport, Thomas de, commissioner,
55.
, William de, commissioner,
414.
Newerk. See Newark.
Newerk, William de, 229.
Newerumneye. See Romney, New.
Neweton, Thomas de, chaplain,
presented to the church of
Eastwood, co. Essex, 3.
Newhaven, Mechyngge, co. Sussex,
496.
Newhay, Neuhaye [co. Northamp-
ton], park, keeper of. See
Asphull, John.
Newick, Newyke, co. Sussex, 496.
Newington, Newenton, Newynton,
[co. Surrey], parsons of, 40, 75.
Newington by Sittingbourne [Kent],
manor of Tracy in, 294.
Newington Lucies, manor of Lucy
called Nywenton [in Newing-
ton by Sittingbourne], co.
Kent, 211, 271.
Newland [co. York], Rusholme in,
Ruceholm, 156.
Newnham, Newenham [co. Bed-
ford], prior and convent, 370.
Regis, Kynges Newenham
[co. Warwick], vicars of, 481.
Newport Pagnell, co. Buckingham,
Tickford in, Tykeford, 457.
, Nieuport [co. Pembroke],
castle, 495.
Newsham, Neusom upon Wysk [in
Kirby Wiske, co. York], 356.
Newstead, Neusted by Gervaux [in
East Witton, co. York], 201.
Newtimber, Ny timbre [co. Sussex],
John, parish priest of, 496.
Newton Longville, Neuton Longe-
vUl, Longvill Giffard, Newent-
onlongevyle [co. Buckingham]
alien priory, 45, 94, 168, 273,
353.
, church, 168, 353.
, Neuton, co. Cambridge,
commission of sewers in, 485.
Nottage, Neuton Notteassh,
co. Glamorgan, manor and
advowson, 289.
, Wold, Wald Neuton, Wolde-
neweton, Waldeneuton [co.
Lincoln], 51, 52, 153, 449.
Newton — cont.
, North, Northnewenton [in
North Petherton], co. Somer-
set, manor, 386.
, Out, Neuton [in Easington,
co. York], 467.
Newyke. See Newick.
Newynton. See Newington.
[co. Gloucester]. See Naun-
ton.
Newynton, Thomas, 246.
Neylond, Walter, controller of cus-
toms at Southampton, 193.
Nichol, Nicol, Nichole, Gilbert, par-
son of Eglws Cymmin, co.
Carmarthen, exchanged to a
prebend in Abergwilly col-
legiate church, 68.
, John, 464.
, . . . . , forester of Blacholley,
co. Essex. 360.
, . . . . , keeper of the great
clock in Westminster palace,
407.
, Richard, 392.
Nicholas, John son of, de Sutton,
67.
Nidd, Nidde, river, co. York, pre-
servation of salmon in, 193,
317, 324, 501.
Nidderdale, Niderdale [co. York],
22, 227.
, chace and warren, keeper
of. See Etton, Thomas
de.
, forestership of, 359.
Nief , John, porter of Hadleigh castle,
350.
Nieuport. See Newport.
Ninfield, Neuenefeld, Nyuenefeld
[co. Sussex], prebend of. See
Hastings.
Nisbet, Nesebit in Tevidale [in
Crailing, co. Roxburgh],
manor, 306.
Niter, Thomas, of Burrow, co. Somer-
set, commissioner, 228.
Niton, Nyton, Isle of Wight, parsons
of, 25.
Nityngale, Thomas de, of Tenbury,
433.
Noble, Thomas, 452.
Node, William atte, of Hertford,
tanner, 53.
Noers. See Nowers.
Non Eton. See Nuneaton.
Noneormesby. See Ormsby, North.
Nonington [co. Kent], Soles in,
Solys, 209.
Nony. See Nunney.
672
GENERAL INDEX.
Nor Marsh, Northemerssh [in Rain-
ham, co. Kent], marsh, com-
mission of sewers in, 161.
Norbury [co. Derby], 482.
Norce, John, of Emsted, 392, 396.
Noreys. See Norreys.
Norfolk, 63, 83, 157, 216, 223, 243,
258, 329, 332, 357, 413 bis,
417.
, arrest of labourers in, 76.
, fifteenth granted in, 3.
, outlawries in, 176, 230,
263 bis, 264 bis, 420, 447,
458.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Archebaud,
Peter.
, commission of array in,
497.
, chief arrayers in, 500.
, commissions of the peace
in, 138, 146, 147, 310, 322,
486, 487.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146, 455.
, justices of the peace in,
152.
, escheator in, commissioner,
222.
, . . . . , See Rokewode, John
de ; Waterden, Richard de.
, sheriff of, 152.
, commissioner, 51, 56,
217.
, See Calthorp, Oliver
de.
, countess of. See Marshal,
Margaret.
Norfolk, John, the younger, pre-
sented to the church of Kirk-
linton, co. Cumberland, 264.
Norhampton. See Northampton.
No rice, Roger, 327.
Cf. Norreys.
Norman, Simon, parson of Elkington,
co. Northampton, exchanged
to Filgrave, 34.
, Walter, 468.
, William, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Montacute,
co. Somerset, 14.
Norman ton [in Southwell, co. Not-
tingham], prebend of. See
Southwell.
[co. York], church, 57.
Normanton, Robert, hospitaller,
123.
Normanvill, Thomas de, temp.
Edward I, 479.
Normavyle, Isabel, 4.
Norreys, Noreys, Norys, Norreyse,
Hugh, chaplain, 460.
, John, 67.
, . . . . , Emma late the wife of,
67.
, John, knight, 247.
, Richard, 336.
, Robert, vicar of Much
Marcle, co. Hereford, 5.
, Roger, abbot of Lilleshall,
91.
Cf. Norice, Norce.
North, John, 435, 495.
, Richard, of Wold Newton,
claimant to the church of
St. Mary, Wainfleet, 449.
Northampton county, 65, 110, 149,
165, 251, 474.
, issues of, 171, 400, 445.
, fifteenth granted in, 7.
, outlawries in, 4, 16, 104,
263.
, commission of array in,
499.
, commission of oyer and
terminer in, 55.
, commissions of the peace in,
135, 138.
, escheators in. See Camels,
John ; Seymour, Nicholas.
, sheriff of, 445.
Northampton, Norhampton, co.
Northampton, alien priory of
St. Andrew in, 2, 15, 131,
162, 164, 481.
, castle, 66.
, .. .., gaol delivery of, 123,
262.
, gaol delivery of, 275.
, vicarage of St. Sepulchre in,
481.
, archdeacon of. See Pyel,
Master Henry.
Northbarou. See Barrow, North.
Northbovy. See Bovey, North.
Northburgh, Michael de, bishop of
London, chantry for, 3.
, . . . ., clause of will of, 75.
Northburton. See Burton, Cherry.
Northcave. See Cave, North.
Northclyfton. See Clifton, North.
Northcory. See Curry, North.
Northdalton. See Dalton, North.
Northdon, Roger, 481.
Northemerssh. See Nor Marsh.
Northerne, William, commissioner,
317.
Northfeld, John, presented to the
church of Stratford Tony,
co. Wilts, 171.
GENERAL INDEX.
673
Northfeld, John — cont.
, . . . . , parson of Stratford
Tony, exchanged to Cors-
combe, co. Dorset, 394.
Northferiby. See Ferriby, North.
Northfleet, Northflete, co. Kent,
191.
Northgate, Ralph, of Aylesbury, 11.
Northmoor, La Northmoure, co.
Cumberland, 225.
Northmorton. See Moreton, North.
Northnewbald. See Newbald,
North.
Northnewenton. See Newton,
North.
Northous, Robert atte, 78.
Northrongeton. See Runcton,
North.
Northscarle. See Scarle, North.
Northull. See Hill, North.
Northumberland county, 51, 59,
64, 143 bis, 226, 231, 317.
, issues of, 36.
, illegal export of wools from,
to Scotland, 53.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Pathorn,
John de.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commission of the peace in,
137, 330, 331.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, outlawries in, 263, 264.
, escheator in. See Culwen,
Gilbert de.
, sheriff of, 259, 325, 331.
Northwelde. See Weald, North.
Northwell, William de, king's clerk,
keeper of the wardrobe, 504,
505.
Northwode, John, of Coventry, 103.
, Roger de, 79, 113.
, . . . . , Emma wife of, 79.
Northwyche, John de, of Kelling,
co. Norfolk, 147.
Norton, 206, 302, 402.
Norton, Cold, Coldenorton, co. Essex,
parson of, 264.
, Chipping, Chepyngnorton
[co. Oxford], parson of, 480.
[co. Radnor], land and lord-
ship of, 34.
St. Philip [co. Somerset],
advowson, 436.
, Giles, parson of, 31.
in the Moors, on ' les Mores,'
co. Stafford, manor, 272.
Bavant, Norton Skydemor,
co. Wilts, manor, 33.
Norton — cont.
, King's, co. Worcester, 37.
, . . . . , manor, 34.
Norton, Hugh de, 302, 402.
, Richard, 462.
, Thomas de, presented to
the church of Streatham, co.
Surrey, 127.
, . . . . , parson of Streatham,
exchanged to the chapel of
East Standon, 246.
, . . . . , . . . . , presented to
the church of St. Michael
South Street, Wilton, 423.
, Walter, 468.
Norty, Walter, bondman of the
abbot of St. Albans, 107.
Norway, Norweye, 5, 121.
Norwich, co. Norfolk, 11, 70, 247,
356, 357.
, farm and issues of, 369.
, bailiffs of, 357.
, merchants of, 505.
, monk of. See Brintone,
Thomas de.
, castle, 413.
, . . . ., gaol of, 152.
, .. .., gaol delivery of, 275.
Norwich, bishop of, 216, 329.
, See Despenser,
Henry le ; Percy, Thomas
de ; Salmon, John.
, bishopric, temporalities of,
216.
, . . . . , voidance of, 253.
Norwich diocese, 17, 24, 42, 45,
68, 69, 74, 75, 83, 88, 94, 125,
132, 162, 168 bis, 171, 172,
181, 184, 197, 198, 207 ter,
211, 235, 241, 253, 256, 260,
269, 273, 280, 297, 300, 335,
345 bis, 346, 366, 388, 402,
419, 468, 483, 488.
, tenth granted by the clergy
in, 7.
Norwych, John, 72.
, Richard de, monk, 54.
, Richard, of Orpington, co.
Kent, 241.
Norys. See Norreys.
Nostel, Nostell, Nostelles [co. York],
prior of St. Oswald's 230,
266.
, Richard, prior of St.
Oswald's, 494.
Notley, White, Nottelee [co. Essex],
vicars of, 43.
Nottelee. See Notley.
Notting Hill, Knottynghull, co.
Middlesex, 39.
Wt. 18915.
E 43
674
GENERAL INDEX.
Nottingham county, 141, 153, 224,
458, 474, 489.
, outlawries in, 11, 68, 186,
356.
, collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Welton,
John de.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commission of the peace in,
136, 491.
, escheator in. See Bekyng-
ham, John de.
, sheriff of. See Waleys,
John.
Nottingham, Notyngham, co. Not-
tingham, 113, 133, 489.
, farm of, 84.
, fine levied at, 19.
, seal for recognisances of
debts in, 74.
, merchants of, 322.
, swineherd of. See Hamond,
John.
, castle, constable of. See
Daubrichecourt, Nicholas.
, . . . . , works at, clerk of.
See Elmeley, William de.
, . . . . , gaol delivery of, 70.
, gaol delivery of, 109, 111,
113, 269, 282, 297, 420, 428.
, church of St. Peter, 164.
Nottingham, archdeaconry, tenth
granted by the clergy in, 36.
Notton, Master John de, commis-
sioner, 226.
Notyngham, William de, 246.
Nouseley, John, king's messenger,
351.
Novel Chastel Lyouns. See New-
castle.
Nowell, Richard, archdeacon of
Hereford, 323.
Nowers, Noers, John, John de,
knight, 180, 462.
, John de, 142.
, . . . . , commissioner, 498.
, Roger de, temp. Edward I,
270.
Nubbe, Nicholas, 468.
Nuffield, co. Oxford, Huntercombe
in, 220.
Nugent, William, 482.
Nuneaton, Nuneton, Non Eton [co.
Warwick], 115.
, prioress, prior and convent
of, 77.
Nuneham Courtney, Newenham [co.
Oxford], manor, 165.
Nunney, Nony [co. Somerset], 31,
436.
Nurris, Thomas, of Mumby, co.
Lincoln, 20.
Nutley, Nuttele, Nuttle [in Long
Crendon, co. Buckingham],
abbot of, 19.
, abbot and convent of, 306.
Nydek, Tilman, 123.
Nynory, Richard, keeper of Ban-
stead park, 402.
Nytimbre. See Newtimber.
Nyton. See Niton.
Nyuenefeld. See Ninfield.
Nyweman, Henry, 408.
, William, 408.
See Neweman.
Nywenton. See Newington.
O, Roger de, 113.
Oakham, Ocham, Okeham, Okham
[co. Rutland], 56, 73.
, letters patent dated at, 163,
164, 217.
, castle, letters patent dated
at, 163.
, . . . . , constables of. See
Rukwyk, John ; Whappe-
lode, William de.
, castle, gaol delivery of, 265,
273.
, . . . ., works at, 105.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Hyde, John atte.
, castle and manor, receiver
of. See Flore, William.
, manor, 360.
, steward at. See Warde,
Simon.
, warren, keepers of. See
Gambon, William de ; Slegh,
John.
, lordship, 134, 147.
, . . . . , issues of, 347.
, . . . . , serf or villein of,
manumitted, 263.
Oakley, Great, Great Ocle [co.
Northampton], 199.
, Little, Little Ocle, Little
Okele [co. Northampton],
parsons of, 199, 255.
i Obdon, John de, clerk, 1.
GENERAL INDEX. 675
Oburnford, Woberneford [in Halber-
ton, co. Devon], manor, 75,
245.
Ocathissy, Thomas, clerk, 97.
Ocham. See Oakham.
Ockbrook, Okebrok, co. Derby,
manor, 284.
Ockendon, South, Southwokyndon
[co. Essex], parson of, 296.
Ocle. See Oakley.
Ocle, Thomas, Thomas de, com-
missioner, 159, 499.
Cf. Okele ; Oklee.
Ode, Ralph, 152.
, William, 122.
Odell, Wodhull, co. Bedford, manor,
275.
, parsons of, 277.
Odiham, Odyham, co. Southampton,
castle, town, manor and park
of, 461.
Odneld, Robert, 143.
Odyham. See Odiham.
Odymere. See Udimore.
O' Fynattha, Cornelius, 337, 338.
Ogbourne St. George, North Oke-
bourne, Okbourn, Okeborne
[co. Wilts], 321.
, church, chantry in, 245,
257.
, alien priory, 23, 40, 114,
127, 203, 233, 245, 246, 252,
257, 341, 425.
, prior of, 419.
, See Sancto Vedasto,
William de.
Oghterard. See Oughterard.
Ogle, Robert de, 362.
Oisy [Pas de Calais, France], lord of.
See Coucy, Ingram de.
Ok, Ralph atte, 44.
Cf. Ook.
Okamton. See Okehampton.
Okangre, William, parker of Leeds
park, co. Kent, 189, 364.
, . . . . , porter of Leeds manor,
co. Kent, 364.
Okbourn, Okebourne, Okeborn, Oke-
borne. See Ogbourne.
Okebrok. See Ockbrook.
Okeburne. See Ogbourne.
Okeford, Shilling, Acford Skyllyng
[co. Dorset], mediety of the
church, parsons of, 449.
Okeham. See Oakham.
Okehampton, Okhampton, Okam-
ton [co. Devon], vicarage, 165.
....... vicars of, 124.
, Maddaford in, Medenesford,
273.
Okele, Little. See Oakley, Little.
Okele, Thomas de, 235.
Cf. Ocle.
Okeshelf. See Oxhill.
Okested. See Oxted.
Okham. See Oakham.
Okhampton. See Okehampton.
Okholte, Walter, the younger, of
Upton St. Leonard, co. Glou-
cester, 45.
Okie, co. Norfolk. See Acle.
Oklee, John, chaplain, of South
Hanningfield, 264.
Okyndenne, John, 495.
Olbyn, John, 92.
Old Park, Oldepark, Isle of Wight,
park called, 237.
[in High Easter, co.
Essex], parkers of. See
Peyntour, Peter ; Warenner,
Robert le.
Oldbury, Oldebury by Atherston
[in Mancetter], co. Warwick,
383.
Oldecastel, Oldecastell, John de,
236.
, commissioner, 136,
139, 320.
Oldeman, Adam, of Carbrooke, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Oldyngton, John de, commissioner,
320, 323.
, Thomas de, clerk, 230.
Oliver, William, skinner, 176.
See Olyver.
Ollerton, Allerton [co. Nottingham],
69.
Olney, Olneye, co. Buckingham, 37,
358, 431, 433, 436, 450, 464.
Olneye, John. See Parker.
, Stephanetta, 133.
, Joan, younger
daughter of, 133.
Olveston [co. Gloucester], 177.
Olynton. See Hollington.
Olyver, Olyvere, John, of Croydon,
co. Surrey, the elder, 86.
, John, commissioner, 314.
, . . . . , the younger, com-
missioner, 139, 499.
, of Shifnal, co. Salop,
427.
, Richard, 464.
, Simon, 86.
, William, 361.
See Oliver.
Ombersley, Ambresley, Ambresleye
[co. Worcester], vicars of,
2.
' , Lineholt wood in, 296.
676
GENERAL INDEX.
Ongar, High, Heghanre, Heghangre
[co. Essex], church, 171.
, parsons of, 171, 242,
274, 276.
Ook, Thomas, Thomas atte, 157,
160, 276.
, commissioner, 137.
, . . . . , of Barham, commis-
sioner, 322, 486, 487.
Opynton. See Uppington.
Ordsall, Ordesale [co. Nottingham],
269.
Ore, Robert, or Roger de, commis-
sioner, 332, 410, 413, 414.
Orell, James, 423.
Orgrave, Thomas de, king's clerk,
warden of St. James' hospital
by Westminster, 478.
Ormesby [co. Norfolk], 78.
[co. York], 329, 330, 331.
, manor, 330.
, Eston in, Eston in
Clyveland, 163, 331.
Ormesheved, Hormesheved, Hornes-
heved, Robert de, commis-
sioner, 137, 150, 225, 229,
326, 327, 486, 498.
Ormonde, earl of. See Botiller,
James le.
Ormsby, North, Noneormesby [co.
Lincoln], 233.
Orpedeman, Robert, 276.
Orpington, Orpyngton, co. Kent,
126, 241.
, parson of, 126.
, vicar of, 126.
Orreby, John de, temp. Edward I,
271.
, Margaret de, 236.
Orsett, Orset, Orsete [co. Essex],
294, 309.
Orston, co. Nottingham, 141.
, vicars of, 163.
Orwell, Orewell [co. Suffolk], port
of, deputy butler in. See
Waleys, Robert.
Osbaldwick, Osbaldewyk [co. York],
prebend of. See York.
Osbarn, John, 329.
, . . . . , of Stockton on Tees,
331.
Osbern, Osberne, Osbren, John, 473.
, . . . . , bailiff of Rochford
hundred, 126.
, . . . . , clerk of the works in
Hadleigh castle and the parks
of Rayleigh, Hadleigh and
Thundersley, 340.
Osemound, Robert, 495.
Oseneye. See Osney.
Osgoldcross, Osgodcrosse, co. York,
parts of, commission of sewers
in, 485, 496.
Osney, Oseneye, co. Oxford, charter
dated at, 445.
, abbot and convent of, 113,
357.
Ospringe, Osprenge, Osprynge, co.
Kent, 8.
, hospital, master of, Thomas,
496, 497.
, . . . . , See Dunton, Paul
de ; Honyngham, Thomas.
, . . . . , under -master and
brethren of, 181, 361.
Osset, co. York, 154.
Ossory, bishop of. See Balscot,
Alexander.
Ossyngton, William de, parson of
Boughton, co. Nottingham,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Stillington, co. York, 180.
Oterton. See Otterton.
Otewy, Richard, 144.
Otford, Otteford, co. Kent, park, 53.
Othery, Hugh, 327.
Othflete. See Flete.
Otley, Otteleye, co. Suffolk, manor,
195.
, Otlay, Ottelay [co. York],
151, 227.
Otramton. See Otterhampton.
Otryngton, William de, bailiff of
York, 73.
Otteford. See Otford.
Ottelay. Otteleye. See Otley.
Otterhampton, Otramton [co. Somer-
set], 97.
Otterington, South, Southotryngton
[co. York], 481.
Otterton, Oterton [co. Devon], alien
priory, 100, 366.
Ottringham, Otringham [co. York],
468.
, Marsh, Otringhammersk [co.
York], 468.
, Fishehouse in, Fischus, 467.
Oudeby, John de, parson of Costock,
co. Nottingham, 356.
Oudrewyk. See Audruick.
Ouelpenne, John de, commissioner,
415.
Oughterard, Oghterard [co. Kildare],
lordship, 123.
, manor, 402.
, Castlewarden in, Castel-
warny, 402.
Oundle, Undle [co. Northampton],
bailiffs and good men of,
grant of pontage to, 172.
GENERAL INDEX.
677
Ounkle, William, commissioner, 224. |
Ouresby, Adam de, fisher, of Lin-
coln, 240.
Ousby, Ulnesby [co. Cumberland],
church, 196.
, parson of, 216.
Ouse, Use [co. York], river, 110,
150, 156, 158.
, commission of sewers near,
319, 485, 496.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 324, 501.
Oustewik. See Owstwick.
Oustewyk, John, vicar of Glent-
worth, 380.
Ousthorp. See Owsthorpe.
Ouston, Hugh de, 219.
Outhorn. See Owthorne.
Outhorp, John, 435.
, John de, citizen of Lincoln,
501.
Outthorn. See Owthorne.
Overby. See Yearby.
Overstone, Ovestone [co. Northamp-
ton], parsons of, 177.
Overton, Market [co. Rutland],
parsons of, 163.
[co. York], Ship ton in, 350.
Overweston. See Wroughton.
Overwynchyndon. See Winchen-
don, Upper.
Ovesham [in Matching], co. Essex,
493.
Oveston, Simon, presented to the
vicarage of Little Houghton,
co. Northampton, 131.
Ovestone. See Overstone.
Ovingham, Ovyngeham, co. North-
umberland, manor, 126.
, parson of, 126, 279, 432.
, advowson of, 456.
Ovington, Ovyton [co. Norfolk],
147.
, . . . . , Woodhouse in, Wode-
hous, 147.
, Ovyngton [co. Southamp-
ton], church, 403, 441.
Ovyngeham. See Ovingham.
Ovyngeham, Richard de, parson of
Aswardby, co. Lincoln, 432.
Ovyngton. See Ovington.
Ovyton. See Ovington.
Owen of Wales, rebel, 198.
Owen ap Oweyn, 114.
Owsthorpe, Ousthorp [in Pockling-
ton, co. York], 87.
Owston [co. Lincoln], Kinnard's
Ferry in, Kenaldeferye, 489.
, Ulkeston [in Stamfordham,
co. Northumberland], 51.
Owstwick, Oustewik [in Ross and
Garton, co. York], 467.
Owthorne, Outhorn, Outthorn [co.
York], 467.
, vicar of, 450.
Oxborough, Oxeburgh, co. Norfolk,
advowson, 248.
Oxeney, Oxene. See Oxney.
Oxenford. See Oxford.
Oxenford, Doxenford, Andrew de,
hayward of Sevenhampton,
co. Gloucester, 431.
Oxeshulve. See Oxhill.
Oxford, Oxenford [co. Oxford], 79,
87, 113, 285, 290, 399.
, charter dated at, 445.
, seal for recognisances of
debts in, 87.
, commission of the peace in,
316.
, mayor of, 316.
, church of St. Peter le Bailey,
parson of, 260.
, parish of All Saints', 113.
, parish of St. Edward, tene-
ment called ' Cornerhalle '
in, 113.
, parish of St. John, tenement
called ' Grymstedehalle ' in,
113.
, parish of St. Martin, mes-
suage called ' Helle ' in, 113.
, parish of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 113.
tenement called ' Battes
In' in, 113.
, bridge called ' Le Pety-
pount ' by, 280.
, Toraldesham by, 357.
, hundred beyond the north
gate of, 89.
, Friars Preachers of, prior
and convent of, 308.
, priory of St. Frideswide,
121, 146, 227.
, . . . . , sequestration of, 452.
, . . . . , prior and convent of,
79, 105, 357, 407.
, . . . . , priors of. See Dode-
ford, John ; Walyngford,
John de.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 74.
, . . . . , subprior and convent
of, 27.
Oxford University, chancellor of,
291, 316.
, See Turk, Master
John.
, chancellor and masters of,
person banished by, 400.
678
GENERAL INDEX.
Oxford University — cont.
, bedel of. See Borton, John.
, proctor of. See Wakefeld,
William.
, disputes between the facul-
ties in, 248, 290-3, 325.
, dissensions in, 491, 492.
, king's hall of St. Mary in,
provost and scholars of, 285.
, Merton Hall in, warden and
college of, 113.
Oxford county, 146, 176, 231, 243,
421.
, collector of subsidy on
cloths for sale in. See Giffard,
Edmund.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commission of the peace in,
136, 140, 142, 157.
, commission of kiddles in, 496.
, outlawry in, 176.
, escheator in, 407.
, See Harnham, Oliver
de ; Somerton, Nicholas de.
, sheriff of, commissioner,
220, 227.
Oxford, earls of. See Veer.
Oxhill, Oxeshulve, Okeshelf [co.
Warwick], church, 163.
, manor, 178.
Oxney, Oxene, isle of, co. Kent,
Courtbroke marsh in, com-
mission of sewers in, 161.
Oxeney, co. Kent, hundred,
commission of array in, 500.
Oxted, Okested, co. Surrey, Barrow
Green in, Berowe, 81.
Oxton, John de, controller of cus-
toms in the port of London, %
100.
Oxwyk, John, controller of customs
in the port of London, 192.
Oylly. See Doylly.
Oystrelowe. See Ystlwyf.
P
Pabenham, John de, of Coventry,
28.
, Laurence de, 275.
Pacchingges. See Patching.
Pach, William, of Tyneham, co.
Dorset, 409.
Pachat, Robert, John son of, of
Shitlington, 264.
Packewod, Pakwode, John, doctor of
decrees, 291, 491.
Cf. Pakewod.
Padbury, co. Buckingham, 129.
Paddington Hastings, Padyngden
[in Abinger], co. Surrey,
manor, 195.
Padeworth. See Padworth.
Padworth, Padeworth [co. Berks],
parsons of, 166.
Padyngden. See Paddington.
Pafforde, John, 434.
, . . . . , commissioner, 307,
333,
Paganne, Peter, 196.
Page, Thomas, 141, 495.
Pageham. See Pagham.
Pagenham, Edmund, of Suffolk,
480.
Pagham, Pageham [co. Sussex],
port, 462.
Pagham, John, John son of, 44.
, Laurence de, 44.
Paglesham, Pakelesham [co. Essex],
parsons of, 188.
Pagrave, John, commissioner, 56.
Painswick, Paigneswyk, Payneswyk
[co. Gloucester], 237, 433.
Pak, Pakke, Henry, chaplain, 10.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Somerset,
288.
, William, of London, hosier,
264.
Pakelesham. See Paglesham.
Pakeman, Pakman, Simon, com-
missioner, 138, 314.
Pakewod, Henry de, of Coventry,
98.
Cf. Packewod.
Pakke. See Pak.
Pakman. See Pakeman.
Pakok, William, of Zwyn, 508.
Pakwode. See Packewod.
Pakyngton, William de, parson of
Ivinghoe, exchanged to the
church of Skirbeck and a
prebend in Shaftesbury con-
ventual church, 395.
Pakynton, William de, receiver
general of the princess of
Wales, 376.
Palcus, John, 414.
Palet, Robert, commissioner, 136.
Palfreyman, William, searcher at
Kingston by Sea, 312.
Palmer, Palmere, James or James le,
king's clerk in the Exchequer,
82.
GENERAL INDEX.
679
Palmer — cont.
, John, 468.
, of Butleigh, co.
Somerset, 448.
, of Coventry, 98.
, . . . . , page of the kitchen,
172, 404.
, Robert, of Kedington, co.
Suffolk, 246.
, Roger, 260.
, William, clerk, 61,
, William le, of Longbridge,
Deverill, co. Wilts, 265.
, William, citizen of York,
247.
Palterton, Palturton [in Bolsover,
co. Derby], 469.
Paltok, John, commissioner, 56.
Palyn, John, 496.
Palyngham, William, searcher at
Kingston by Sea, 312.
Pampesworth, John de, of London,
506.
Pampiloun, John, 447.
Pampyng, Ralph, 157, 160.
Panes, John, of Wick, co. Somerset,
31, 436.
Cf. Panys.
Panfield, Pan tf eld, [co. Essex], par-
son of, 415.
Panill, John de, commissioner, 65.
Pan tf eld. See Panfield.
Panton, Paunton [co. Lincoln], 271.
Panton, Ralph, Thomas son of, of
Snettisham, 199.
, Thomas, 317.
Panys, Simon, master of the barge
of Sandwich, 60.
Cf. Panes.
Panytere, John, 492.
Pappeworth. See Papworth.
Papworth, Pappeworth [co. Cam-
bridge], 162.
Par, John de, parson of Rolleston,
co. Nottingham, 284.
Pardoner, John, 285.
Pardonystre, Thomas, 489.
Parham, Perham [co. Sussex], par-
sons of, 463.
Paris, document dated at, 477.
Park, William atte, 484.
Parker, Parkere, Hugh, 232.
, John, of Olney, co. Bucking-
ham, or John Olneye, 358.
, commissioner, 138,
319.
, . . . . , escheator in Cam-
bridge, Hunts, Beds and
Bucks, 277, 431, 433, 436,
450, 464.
Parker — cont.
, John le, of Poynings, co.
Sussex, 496.
, John, of Siston, co. Glouces-
ter, 58.
, . . . . , keeper of Redewynd
ferry, 214, 255, 364.
, . . . . , buyer for the king's
falcons, 71, 238, 436.
, . . . . , servant of Edmund
de Arundell, 492.
, Nicholas, of Kirkby Moor-
side, 316.
, Richard, surveyor of the
works at King's Langley, 234.
, Stephen, 99.
, , Walter, 356.
, . . . . , of Havering- atte -
Bower, 241, 389.
, William, ranger of the New
Forest, 48.
Parkham [co. Devon], parson of,
165.
Parkhurst [in Carisbrooke], Isle of
Wight, forest, 237.
Parlesthorp. See Perlethorpe.
Parliament, 290, 291, 327, 328, 332,
353, 354, 361, 389, 391, 433,
435, 439, 440, 448, 453, 455.
, commission to open, 419.
, commission granted in, 325.
, exemption of an abbot from
personal attendance, 41.
, exemption from contribution
to expenses of knights for,
612.
, petitions in, 64, 286, 294,
295, 327, 328, 391, 396, 413,
428, 440, 489.
, , exemplified, 294, 391,
396,
Parlour, Ralph, 41.
, Richard, 41.
Parmenter, John, 8.
Parndon, Great, Peryngdon [co.
Essex], parson of, 192.
Partriche, Walter, 385.
Parva Cotes, William de, vicar of
Limber Magna, co. Leicester,
exchanged to Hatcliffe, co.
Lincoln, 13, 17.
, . . . . , parson of Hatcliffe,
exchanged to a prebend in
St. Mary's, Leicester, 40.
Parvyng, Adam, commissioner, 222.
, , knight, 187, 443.
Paryet, Peter, 288.
Parys, John, of Saltfleet Haven,
searcher in all ports in Lind
I sey, co. Lincoln, 313.
680
GENERAL INDEX.
Parys — cont.
, John son of Thomas de, of
Kexby, 364.
, Richard, presented to the
church of Hastingleigh, co.
Kent, 165.
, Robert de, 210.
, Roger de, of London, 210.
, William de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Passefay, John, 495.
Passelewe, Passeloive, Matthew, 281.
, Robert, commissioner, 314.
, William, 183.
Passour, Humphrey, burgess of
Plymouth, 25.
, . . . . , searcher in Dart-
mouth, Plymouth, and all
ports in Devon, 313.
Patching, Pacchingges [co. Sussex],
church, 40.
Pate, Stephen, 329.
Pateshull. See Pattishall.
Patewyn, John, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Pathorn, John de, of York, draper,
collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in York, Northumber-
land, Cumberland and West-
moreland, 426.
Patrik, William, parson of Undy,
co. Monmouth, exchanged to
the church of South Wootton,
co. Norfolk, 68.
Patrington, Patryngton [co. York],
227.
Patryngton, John, presented to the
church of Little Bradley, co.
Suffolk, 168.
Pattishall, Pateshull, co. Northamp-
ton, manor, 275.
, Ascote in, Anescote, 179.
Patty, Richard, chaplain, 109.
Paulfleet, Pauleflete upon Humbre,
co. York, commission of
sewers at, 161.
Paulyn, Robert, 409.
, Stephen, 409.
Paunton. See Panton.
Paunton by Grantham. See Pon-
ton.
Paunton, Baldwin de, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
pavage, grants of, 81, 86, 96, 123,
125, 261, 278, 419, 431, 438,
453 bis, 476, 479.
Pavely, John de, commissioner,
149.
Pawe, Peter, 359.
Paweswode, Richard, 414.
Paxton, John, controller of customs
at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 193.
, . . . . , commission of, re-
voked, 247.
Paye, Adam, searcher in the port
of Emsworth, 494.
, Reynold, cordwainer, 447.
Payn, Payne, Agnes, 433.
, John, 152.
, of Havering -at te-
Bower, 119.
, John son of, 119.
, . . . . , armourer and citizen
of London, 67, 134.
, of Watton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Bicknor,
co. Kent, 34.
, Richard, webber, 102.
, Simon, 107.
, Walter, 450.
, William, commissioner, 136.
139, 219, 332.
Gf. Paganne.
Paynel, John, 264.
, commissioner, 51.
, of Knaptoft, com-
missioner, 61, 138.
, Ralph, commissioner, 409.
, , knight, 421.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner, 52.
, William, knight, 271.
Payneswyk. See Painswick.
Paynot, Thomas, Thomas son of,
502.
Payn tour, Peyntour, John, con-
troller and surveyor of the
works at Windsor, Wyche-
mere, Folly John and Kemp-
ton, 109.
, Peter, painter to the late
earl of Hereford, 274, 279.
, . . . . , parker of Old
Park, Apechildepark and
Littley-park, co. Essex, 274,
279.
, . . . . , warrener at Pleshey,
High Easter and Great Wal-
tham, 274, 279.
Pays, John, 407.
, . . . . , master of the St. John
of Guetaria, 507.
Peasmarsh, Pesemerssh [co. Sussex],
prebend of. See Hastings.
Peccatum. See Pecche.
Pecche, John, 101, 143, 421.
, , knight, 250.
, . . . . , citizen of London,
384, 448, 457.
GENERAL INDEX.
681
Pecche — cont.
, Peccatum, Richard, arch-
deacon [of Coventry], temp.
Henry II, 182.
Pechecote. See Pitchcott.
Pechel, William, 419.
Peckebrugg, John, knight, 213, 246.
, . . . . , Margaret, wife of, 213,
246.
Pecok, John, parson of Alderton,
co. Northampton, 65.
Pedding, Poddyngg [in Ashby Wing-
ham, co. Kent], prebend of.
See Wingham.
Pederton, John de, commissioner,
313.
Pedwardyn, Thomas, canon of
Catley, 52.
, Walter, commissioner, 61.
Peek, John, keeper of the rolls of
the King's Bench, 465.
....... John, of Chichester, searcher
in all ports of Sussex, 313.
Peeke, John, of Cavendish, co,
Suffolk, 276.
Peen. See Pen.
Peivre, Paulinus, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
See Peyvere.
Pekeryng. See Pickering.
Pelegrini, Pelegrin, Pelegryn, Hugh,
prebendary of Lincoln, 44,
211.
, prebendary of Salis-
bury, 241.
, . . . . , parson of Maidstone,
285.
Pelegrym, Raymund, clerk, 11.
Pelham, John, 410, 413.
Pelleham, Richard de, citizen and
vintner of London, 276.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of, 276.
Pelynt, Penlyn [co. Cornwall],
manor, 375.
Pembridge, Penbrugge, co. Here-
ford, manor, 33, 34, 45.
Pembroke, Penbrok, Pembrok, co.
Pembroke, mayor and com-
monalty of, 501.
, alien priory, 68, 124, 187,
402.
, charter dated at, 114.
, castle and town, 495.
, castle, 501 bis.
, . . . . , keeper of the gate of.
See Gyboun, John.
, castle and county, 124, 194.
, steward of. See
Castell, Thomas del.
Pembroke county, 501.
I Pembroke county — cont.
, grand bedel of. See Gyboun,
i John.
, king's steward of, 501.
Pembroke county and lordship,
threatened invasion of, 495.
, steward of. See Edworth,
Stephen de.
, . . . . , temp. Edward II.
See Symond, Richard.
, steward and sheriff of. See
Bereford, John de.
, sheriff of, temp. Edward II.
See Godman, William.
, king's stewards and sheriffs
of. See Castel, Thomas ;
Mille, Walter.
Pembroke, earls of. See Hastynges,
John de, Laurence de ;
Valencia, Aymer and William
de.
, countess of. See Sancto
Paulo, Mary de.
Pembroke, Pembrok, Penbrok, John,
chaplain, presented to the
church of St. John, Southamp-
ton, 361.
, John de, clerk, 334, 344.
, king's clerk, second
baron of the Exchequer of
Ireland, 335.
Pembrugge, Pembrugg, Richard de,
79, 83.
, , knight, 130, 259.
Pen, Peen [in Westbury upon Trym],
co. Gloucester, park, keeper
of. See Burgeys, John ;
Morton, Thomas de.
Penbrok. See Pembroke.
I Penbrugge. See Pembridge ; Pem-
brugg.
Pencrich, Pencrych, See Penkridge.
Pencrich, Pencrych, Thomas de,
prebendary of Penkridge free
chapel, 362, 364.
, . . . . , prebendary of St.
Mary's Stafford, 372.
Pendeford [in Tettenhall, co. Staf-
ford], prebend of. See Tet-
tenhall.
Penderyn, Penederyn, Penedryn,
Pennyderyn [co. Brecon],
church, 19 bis, 251.
Penedryn. See Penderyn.
Penereth. See Penrith.
Peneshale, Ralph, of Stockbridge,
264.
Penfetre, William son of Simon, of
Somerby, 187.
Penkeston, James de, 246.
682
GENERAL INDEX.
Penkridge, Pencrich, Pencrych [co.
Stafford], 3, 377.
, free chapel, prebend of Con-
greve in, 362, 364.
, . . . ., college of, 186.
, . . . . , dean and chapter of,
364.
, . . . . , deanery, voidance of,
186.
, . . . . , sacristan in. See
Chestre, William.
Penlyn. See Pelynt.
Penmayne, Penmayn [in St. Min-
ver, co. Cornwall], manor,
375.
Penne, John son of Richard de, of
Bromsgrove, 251.
, David, prebendary of Aber-
gwilly collegiate church, ex-
changed to Eglws Cymmin,
co. Carmarthen, 68.
Pennyderyn. See Penderyn.
Penok, Alan, of Whitby, 326.
Penreth. See Penrith.
Penreth, John de, 242, 260.
, William, of Stanion, pre-
sented to the vicarage of Wal-
berton, co. Sussex, 22.
Penrethwarde. See Penrith, Ward.
Penrith, Penreth, Penereth [co.
Cumberland], 242, 326.
, vicar of, 242.
, manor, 182.
, nuisance caused by tanners
at, 327.
Penrith, ward, Penrethwarde, in
Inglewood forest, 461.
, . . . . , forest, foresters of.
See Sharpe, John ; Taverner,
John.
Penros, John, commissioner, 141,
310, 313.
Penruddok, Thomas, presented to
the church of Warmington,
co. Warwick, 258.
Penteneye. See Pentney.
Pentney, Penteneye [co. Norfolk],
62.
, institution at, 69.
Pepe, Henry, 409.
, John, 409.
, William, 409.
Pepellowe. See Peppelowe.
Pepelory, Thomas, 495.
Peper, Pepir, Pepere, Henry, 408.
, John, 195, 408.
, Robert, 152.
, . . . . , of Watton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
, Thomas, 152.
Peppelowe, Pepellowe Roger de,
parson of Sutton by Shrews-
bury, exchanged to the
vicarage of Burbage, 172, 265.
pepper, rent of, 379.
Peraunt, William, groom, 370.
Perbourne, Geoffrey, 337.
Percehale, Richard de, sheriff of
Salop, commissioner, 56.
Percehay, Henry de, 247.
, Henry, attorneys received
by, 236, 460.
, . . . . , commissioner, 57, 64,
135, 136, 139 passim, 157,
226, 310, 313 bis, 324, 327 bis,
328 bis, 332 bis, 333, 408,
488, 492.
, . . . . , chief baron of the
Exchequer, 170.
, justice of assize in
Somerset, 431.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
32, 195, 273, 294.
, William, commissioner, 138,
152. 316, 498.
Perching, Perchyngge [in Edburton],
co. Sussex, 496.
Percy, Henry de, 98, 178, 256, 267,
404, 430, 456.
, commissioner, 51, 53,
136, 137, 138, 139, 159, 224,
311, 325, 327, 329, 330, 332,
410, 486, 491, 498 ter.
, . . . . , marshal of England,
491.
, . . . . , warden of the marches,
455.
, , knight, 128, 279, 286.
437.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
225, 229, 414.
, Henry, lord of, 59, 126,
201, 297, 360, 369, 441.
, . . . . , commissioner, 226.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 111.
, John, commissioner, 313,
315, 408.
, John de or John, of Ormes-
by, co. York, 329, 331.
, Simon, 264, 447.
, Thomas de, knight, 369.
, bishop of Norwich, 32,
69.
, W. de, temp. Stephen, 465.
,Williamde,commissioner,135.
Perenell, Robert, of Antingham,
co. Norfolk, 230.
Perers, Pereres, Perriers, Perreres,
Alice, or Alice de, 134, 153,
187, 205, 236, 477 bis, 478.
GENERAL INDEX.
683
Perers, Alice — cont.
, general pardon to,
364.
Peres, John, of Bilbao, master of the
St. Katharine of Bilbao, 507.
, Roger, keeper of Ilchester
gaol, 431.
Perfedd, Perveth [co. Cardigan],
commote of, 374.
Perham. See Parham.
Perham, Walter, 101, 143.
Perkynson, Perkynneson, Robert,
of Butterwick, co. York, 414.
, William, of Dudley, 225.
Perle, Perlee, Robert de, clerk, 289.
., Walter de, 111, 388, 437.
, commissioner, 135,
136(4), 137, 138, 139(4), 141,
313, 315, 316, 324, 332, 416.
, . . . . , justice of assize in
Worcester, 270.
Perlethorpe, Parlesthorp, co. Not-
tingham, 459.
Pernel, Thomas, chaplain, 478.
Perranzabuloe [co. Cornwall], manor
of Tywarnhaile, Tywarnayl,
in, 375.
Perreres, Perriers. See Perers.
Perrot, Peter, commissioner, 501 bis.
Pers, Henry, John son of, of Long
Lawford, co. Warwick, 445.
Perseval, Robert, of Boston, 254.
Pershore, Persshore, co. Worcester,
abbot and convent of, 124.
, Peter, abbot of, 482.
, . . . . , writing of, 35.
, manor of Allesborough in,
Alesbergh, 483.
Person, Persoun, Henry, parson of
a mediety of Danbury, co.
Essex, exchanged to Birch-
anger, co. Essex, 392.
, John, buyer for the king's
horses, 71, 238 bis.
, William, 412.
Persones, Stephen atte, of Withy-
ham, 156.
Pert, John, or John de, knight, 459.
, . . . . , Ellen, late the wife of,
459.
, . . . . , William, son of, 459.
, Robert de, knight, 103.
Pertenhall, Pertenhale [co. Bedford],
church of, 174.
Perton [in Tettenhall, co. Stafford],
prebend of. See Tettenhall.
Perton, John de, escheator in Salop,
446.
Peruzzi, the, merchants of the
company of, 505.
] Perveth. See Perfedd.
Perwiche, Roger, 385.
Peryngdon. See Parndon.
Pesemerssh. See Peasmarsh.
Peshale, Richard de, commissioner,
499.
, , sheriff of Salop, 323.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
312.
Pestour, John, 468.
Peter, John son of, de Alkham,
379.
Peterborough [co. Northampton],
228, 229, 288.
, abbot of, 228, 229.
, . . . . , steward of. See Har-
wedon, John de.
, abbot and convent of. 72.
Peterston, Petreston, co. Glamorgan,
manor and advowson of, 289.
Petham, Michael de, monk of St.
Augustine's, Canterbury,
elected abbot, 122.
Petherick, Little, Nansfenten [co.
Cornwall], parsons of, 72.
Petherton, North, co. Somerset,
manor of North Newton in,
Northnewenton, 386.
Petreburgh, John, chaplain, 476.
Petreston. See Peterston.
Petri, Sancho, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. Anthony of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
Petworth, Petteworth [co. Sussex],
231.
Petworth, Petteworth, William de,
clerk, commissioner, 485 bis.
Petypount, Le, bridge, called, by
Oxford, 280.
Peuesham. See Pewsham.
Peuesye. See Pewsey.
Peuington. See Poynton.
Pevensey, Pevense [co. Kent], port,
399.
Pewsey, Peuesye, Puseye [co. Wilts],
187.
, vicars of, 259.
Pewsham, Peuesham [co. Wilts],
forest, 403.
Peye, Thomas, of Wisbech, co. Cam-
bridge, 10.
Peynton, William de, canon of
Lilleshall, elected abbot, 92.
, , abbot of Lilleshall, 93.
Peyntour. See Payntour.
Peytesle. See Pict's Hill.
Peyto, Peytho, Peytowe, John de,
knight, 68, 414.
, John, of the county of War-
wick, 104.
684
GENERAL INDEX.
Peyto — cont.
, William, son of John de,
414.
, William de, 414.
Peyvere, Peyver, Thomas, 183.
, of Toddington, co.
Bedford, 433.
See Peivre.
Phelip. See Philip.
Philip of Valois, de Valesio, 503,
508.
Philip, Phylyp, Hugh, of East Bridg-
ford, co. Nottingham, 63,
142.
, William, 203.
Philippa, queen, 117, 124, 133, 258,
338, 341, 342, 360, 365, 380,
393, 405, 406, 423, 478.
, anniversary of, 444.
, letters patent of, 431.
, lady of Tindale, 318.
, chamber of, yeoman of.
See Haddele, Stephen de.
, keeper of the car of, 400.
Philipot, Philippot, John, citizen of
London, 125.
, . . . . , citizen and merchant
of London, 281, 471.
, William, carpenter, 410.
, . . . . , of Withyham, co.
Sussex, 156.
Pichesa. See Pitsey.
Pickenham, North, Pykenham Wade,
co. Norfolk, manor, 29.
, South, Suthpikenham [co.
Norfolk], church of All Saints,
parsons of, 244.
Pickering, Pykeryng, Pekeryng [co.
York], 223 bis.
, liberty, commission of the
peace in, 314, 315.
Picton, Pilton [in Slebech and Boul-
ston, co. Pembroke], castle,
495.
Picton, John, presented to the
chapels of Cilfowyr and Llan-
golman, co. Pembroke, 294.
Pict's Hill, Peytesle [in Stevington,
co. Bedford], 433.
Piddinghoe, Pydyngho, co. Sussex,
496.
Piddyngton, William, revocation of
presentation of, 110.
Piecombe, Pycombe, co. Sussex,
496.
Piel. See Pyel.
Pieresson, Benedict, 140.
Pigge, Walter, 419.
Pikeryng, James de, commissioner,
498.
Pikworth, Pykworth, John de,. par-
son of Ovingham, co. North-
umberland, 126, 279, 432.
Pilet, William, 432.
. . . . , . . . . , commissioner, 151.
Pilkyngton, Roger de, commissioner,
63.
Pillardyngton, See Pillerton.
Pillerton, Pillardyngton, co. War-
wick, manor, 196.
Pilley, Pilly [in Boldre, co. Southamp-
ton], 274.
Pilly, Richard, 274.
Pilton. See Picton.
Pipard, Thomas, temp. Edward I,
278
Pipe, Pipa [co. Stafford], 182.
Pipewell, Pypewell [in Winchelsea,
co. Sussex], 58.
Pirie, Robert, of Coventry, 282.
, . . . . , John and William,
servants of, 282.
See Pyrie.
Pirly, William, 166, 199.
Piryton Keynes. See Purton.
Piryton, Richard de, canon of St.
Paul's, London, 1.
Pitchcott, Pechecote, co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 373.
Pitsey, Pichesa [co. Essex], 443.
Place, John of the, of Kexby, co.
Lincoln, 364.
Plasencia, Plesanc' [Biscay, Spain],
ship of, 507.
Plays, John, knight, 13.
See Plessetis.
Plesanc'. See Plasencia.
Pleshey, Plessi, Plessitz [co. Essex],
document dated at, 274.
, letters patent dated at, 335-
337, 343.
, castle, free chapel in,
chantry warden in. See
Dirland, John.
, castle, manor and town, 355,
407.
, warreners at. See Peyn-
tour, Peter ; Warenner,
Robert le.
Plessetis, John de, earl of Warwick,
temp. Henry III, 15.
See Plays.
Plessi, Plessitz. See Pleshey.
Plesyngton, Robert de, commis-
sioner, 314.
Ploket. See Pluket.
Plomer, Plommer. See Plummer.
Pluket, Ploket, Nicholas, citizen of
London, troner and pesager of
wools in London, 100, 166.
GENERAL INDEX.
685
Plumbere, John, 492.
Plumley, William, commissioner,
414.
Plummer, Plomer, Plommer, Plum-
mere, Richard, 195, 471.
, Robert, 143.
, . . . . , of London, collector
of subsidy on cloth for sale
in London and Middlesex, 14.
, William, 143.
Plumps tede, William de, 157.
Plump ton, co. Sussex. 496.
Plunket, Richard, 303, 430, 432.
, . . . . , justice of the Common
Bench of Ireland, 303.
Plymouth, Plymmuth, Plymmouth,
Plymmoutht [co. Devon],
313, 333.
, burgesses of (named), 25.
, commission for the defence
of, 25.
, port, 327, 408.
, . . . . , searchers in. See
Passour, Humphrey ; Tail-
lour, Thomas ; Trerys,
William.
Plympton St. Mary [co. Devon],
Woodford in, Wodeford, 278.
Pocklington, Pokelyngton [co. York],
16, 59, 76.
, Owsthorpe in, Ousthorp, 87.
Pocok, Robert, of Barnston, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
Poddyngg. See Pedding.
Podio, Master Gerard de, 508.
Poignant, John, citizen of London, 90.
Poitiers, Poyters [Vienne, France],
battle of, 298.
Poitou, count of. See Richard.
Poiwyk. See Powick.
Poix, Poys [Somme, France], John,
lord of, 36.
Pokelyngton. See Pocklington.
Pokerych. See Puckeridge.
Pole, La. See Poole ; Welshpool.
Pole, Edmund de la, commissioner,
497.
, , knight, 360.
, , Maud, wife of, 360.
, , Walter, son of, 360.
, John de la, commissioner,
137, 139, 314, 321, 491.
, . . . . , justice of Chester, 293.
, Michael de la, 7, 86, 470.
, commissioner, 313,
324.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
58, 145, 322.
, William de la, the elder,
470.
Poley, Poleye, Ralph de, knight,
133, 329.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
156, 315.
Pollesworth, Polworth, John, chap-
lain, presented to the church
of St. Andrew, Droitwich, 130.
, . . . . , parson of St. Andrew's,
Droitwich, exchanged to the
church of Doverdale, co.
Worcester, 190.
, . . . . , . . . . , exchanged to the
vicarage of Harborne, co.
Stafford, 336.
Polmorkyn, Roger, 471.
Polstead, Polstede, co. Suffolk, 144.
Polter, John, of Belbroughton, co.
Worcester, 234.
Polton, William de, chaplain, 240.
Polworth. See Pollesworth.
Polymound, John, 10.
Pomeray, John, John de la, com-
missioner, 153, 499.
Ponde, John, 188.
, John atte, of London, ' cur-
reyour,' 357.
Ponder, John, 258.
pontage, grants of, 28, 123, 170,
172, 237, 248, 260, 263, 280,
298, 423, 425, 453 bis, 481.
Ponte Fracto, William de, prior of
Dudley, 354.
, . . . . , prior of Wenlock, 354.
See Pountfreyt.
Pontefract, Poimfrayt, co. York,
321.
, liberty, commission of the
peace in, 314, 315.
, alien priory of, 17, 183, 420.
Pontesbury, co. Salop, manor, 148.
Pontesbury, Richard de, 226.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
226.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine,
daughter of, 226.
Pontigny [Yonne, France], abbot
of, 5.
Ponton, Paunton by Grantham [co.
Lincoln], manor and advow-
son, 479.
Ponton, William, portioner in the
church of Waddesdon, co.
Buckingham, 165.
Ponynges. See Poynings.
Ponynges, Luke de, commissioner,
139, 153, 332.
, , knight, 272.
, Michael de, knight, Agnes
daughter of, wife of William
Bardolf, 404.
686
GENERAL INDEX.
Ponynges — cont.
, Thomas de, 173, 209, 424.
, commissioner, 136,
497.
, , knight, 165.
, . . . . , Richard, brother and
heir of, 187.
Ponyt, Nicholas, 468.
Poole, La Pole [co. Dorset], 149.
Pope, the, 17, 23, 172, 174, 199, 203,
208, 240, 249, 266, 450, 479.
Pope, Adam, clerk, 441.
, John, servant of Edmund
de Arundel, 492.
, Roger, of Flitwick, co. Bed-
ford, 14.
Popham, John, commissioner, 325.
Poppeham, Henry de, commissioner,
497.
Porcestre. See Porchester.
Porchester, Porchestre [co. South-
ampton], castle, works in,
clerk of. See Hertyngdon,
Adam de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Rouceby, John de.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of.
See Barleye, William.
Porchester, Porcestre, Porchestre,
co. Southampton, castle, 446.
, . . . . , defence of, 353.
, . . . . , porter of. See Cheyne,
Thomas.
, , works at, 253, 388,
435.
, , . . . . , controllers of.
See Rouceby, John ; Warle,
William de.
, castle, town and forest,
keepers of. See Assheton,
Robert de ; Fitz Alan,
Richard de.
Porkere, Edmund, chaplain, pre-
sented to the Church of
St. Mary, StifTkey, co. Nor-
folk, 181.
Port Farm in Chislett, La Porte in
Chestellet, co. Kent, 224.
Porta, Gregory de, merchant of
Castile, 508.
Portelewe, Porteloue, Adam, 2.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Stratford Tony,
44.
Porteman, Ralph, vicar of Leeds, co.
York, exchanged to the
vicarage of Marnham, co.
Nottingham, 242.
Porter, Henry, wardrober of the
abbey of Shaftesbury, 268.
Porter — cont.
, John, keeper of the manor
of Dysart, co. Meath, 295.
, Ralph, porter of Windsor
castle, 164, 369.
, . . . . , keeper of Ilchester
gaol, 431.
Porteslade. See Portslade.
Portesmuda. See Portsmouth.
Porthcraghan. See Pwllcrochan.
Portheraghane. See Pwllcrochan.
Portman, Thomas, of Salisbury, 11.
Portslade, Porteslade, co. Sussex,
496.
Portsmouth, Portesmuda [co. South-
ampton], charter of Henry I
dated at, 451.
Portugalete, Portugalat [Biscay,
Spain], ship of, 507.
Portyngale, Richard, 422.
Possebury, Robert, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
Possewyk, Hugh, 97, 304.
Pot cote, Potto c [in Cold Higham,
co. Northampton], 270.
Potenham, William, 106.
Potern, John, forester of the New
Forest, 48.
Potman, Ralph, vicar of Leeds, co.
York, exchanged to the
church of Thorpe Bassett,
254.
Potterspury, Potterspirie, co. North-
ampton, 494.
Pottoc. See Potcote.
Pottok, William, clerk, 32.
Potyn, Nicholas, 210, 213, 246.
, commissioner, 315.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in the port of London, 174.
, William, 10.
, . . . . , prebendary of South
Mailing, 84.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of All Hallows at the
Haywharf, London, 209.
, . . . . , parson of All Hallows
the Great, London, exchanged
to High Ongar, 242.
, . . . . , parson of High Ongar,
exchanged to Minchinhamp-
ton, 274, 276.
Poucher. See Pouger.
Pouchfot, Robert, 96.
Pouger, Poucher, John, commis-
sioner, 137, 145, 322, 490,
493, 497.
, John, of West Rasen, com-
missioner, 50.
Poul, Nicholas, Lombard, 29.
GENERAL INDEX.
687
Poulton in the Fylde [co. Lan-
caster], Marton in, Merton,
206.
Pound, Roger, 327.
Pounder, Nicholas, of Hilton, co.
York, 329.
Poundstock [co. Cornwall], Wooles-
don in, Wolveston, 332.
Pounfrayt. See Pontefract.
Pounsomby, John, groom of the
household, 382.
Pountfreyt, Pountefreyt, John, John
de, chaplain, 11.
, .. .., clerk, 68, 281.
See Ponte Fracto.
Pourfysche, Hugh, of Mavis Ender-
by, co. Lincoln, 285.
Pourse, Walter, chaplain, 420.
Pouse, Thomas, of Elvaston, co.
Derby, chaplain, 88.
Pouwyes. See Powis.
Povington, Povyngton [in West
Tyneham, co. Dorset], 409.
Power, Powere, Eustace son of
Arnold le, 70.
, John, clerk of the recog-
nisances in London, 384.
, Nicholas, 447.
, William, vicar of West
Hendred, co. Berks, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Kirdford, co. Sussex, 371.
Powick, Poiwyk [co. Worcester],
487.
Powis, Powys, Pouwyes [co. Mont-
gomery], 25, 107, 148.
, lordship, 25.
, . . . . , office of chief forester
of, 149.
, land of, 51.
Powys. See Powis.
Poynings, Ponynges [co. Sussex],
496.
Poyns Poynz Poyntz, John, John
de, knight, 58, 305.
, Richard, 205.
Poynton, Peuington [in High Ercall,
co. Salop], 278.
Poyntz, Poynz. See Poyns.
Poys. See Poix.
Poys, Henry, commissioner, 144.
Poyters. See Poitiers.
Poywyk, John, of Worcester, 270.
Prage, Nicholas, serjeant-at-arms,
330.
Prat, Pratt, John, 124.
, , clerk, 72, 78, 200,
437.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 128.
Prat, John — cont.
, . . . . , chaplain, warden of
the free chapel on Bedford
bridge, 255.
, Walter, glover, 502.
Pratyman, Gilbert, 140.
Prees [co. Salop], vicar of, 121.
, vicarage, 41, 163.
Prees, Stephen de, parson of Don-
ington, co. Salop, 74.
Preest, William, 90.
Cf. Prest.
Premonstratensian order, 120.
Prendiwyk. See Prendwick.
Prendwick, Prendiwyk [in Alnham],
co. Northumberland, 423.
Prentice, Prentys, Ralph, 11.
, William, 383.
, of Coventry, 19.
Prescot, Prestcotes [co. Lancaster],
parson of, 206.
Presse, Roger, of Wareham, 409.
Prest, Henry, 409.
, John, of West Tyneham,
co. Dorset, 409.
, William, of West Tyneham,
co. Dorset, 409.
See Preest.
Prestbury, co. Chester, Bosley in,
131.
Prestcotes. See Prescot.
Prestecote, John, commissioner, 64,
499.
Presteign, Prestheinede [co. Rad-
nor], land and lordship of.
34.
Prestelee. See Priestley.
Prestes, Alan atte, Beatrice late the
wife of, 27.
Prestewich, Nicholas, de 480.
Prestitona. See Preston.
Preston, 301.
Preston [in Hitchin, co. Hertford],
231.
next Faversham, Preston
next Faverisham, co. Kent,
8.
in Amounderness, Amonder-
nesse [co. Lancaster], 207.
[co. Sussex], 496.
, Prestitona [in Pickering
Lythe, co. York, disappeared].
451.
Preston, John de, commissioner,
314, 498.
, of Waithe, co. Lin-
coln, tasker, 197.
, Nicholas de, vicar of War-
cop, co. Westmoreland, 18.
, Richard de, 290, 437.
688
GENERAL INDEX.
Preston, Richard de — cont.
. . . . , Agnes, wife of, 290.
Robert de, 416.
. . . . , commissioner, 322.
Robert, of Derby, 395.
Thomas de, 385.
. . . . , commissioner, 65,
135, 138, 149, 499.
, Alice, wife of, 386.
Walter de, chaplain, 456.
William de, controller of
customs at Melcombe Regis,
193.
Prestwood, Prestwod [in Wednes-
field, co. Stafford], 282 bis.
Preterwell, John, commissioner, 161.
Pride, John, 235.
Priestley, Prestelee [in Flitwick],
co. Bedford, 181.
Prikyer, Prykiere, William, chap-
lain, presented to the church
of Holford, co. Somerset, 42.
, . . . ., parson of Holford, co.
Somerset, exchanged to the
vicarage of Worth Matravers,
131.
Prille, Nicholas, 230.
Prior, Thomas, commissioner, 220.
Priour, Geoffrey, fisher, 300, 469.
Priterwell, Priterwelle. See Prittle-
well.
Prittlewell, Priterwelle, Priterwell
[co. Essex], alien priory, 3, 19.
, temporalities of, 434.
, prior of. See Ysewode,
Richard.
Proctour, Alan, 135.
Prodde, Hugh, of Whitton, co. Lin-
coln, 30.
Promhull. See Broomhill
Prophet, John, clerk of St. David's
diocese, notary public, 292.
Proute, Walter, 327.
Provane, John, prebendary of Lin-
coln, 106.
Prudhoe, Prudhowe, co. Northum-
berland, castle, 126.
Pruet, Richard, 484.
Prussia, Le Spruz, merchants of,
417.
, ships of, 417, 455.
Prykiere. See Prikyer.
Puckeridge, Pokerych [in Braughing
and Standon], co. Hertford,
pavage at, 123, 261.
Puddletrenthide, Pudelhide [co.
Dorset], 437.
Puddletown, Pudelton [co. Dorset],
437.
, Lovard in, Loveford, 437.
i Pudelhide. See Puddletrenthide.
Pudelton. See Puddletown.
Pudiford, Roland de, temp. Henry III,
26.
Pulham, John, 94.
Pulhare, John, 495.
Pulko, John, 274.
, . . . . , Alice, wife of, 274.
Pulle, Geoffrey, 157, 160.
Pulteneye, John de, knight, 214,
246.
Pulter, Geoffrey, 72.
, Robert, of Leicester, 322.
Pungy, Walter, 414.
Purbeck, Purbyk, Purbik [co. Dor-
set], 409.
, warren, 410.
, . . . . , keepers of. See
Arundell, John de ; Brocas,
Bernard.
Purcell, Purcelles, William, 233.
, king's esquire, 352,
377, 458.
Purchas, Adam, yeoman of the
Chancery, 91.
Purfrey, William, commissioner,
408, 416.
Purleigh, Purle [co. Essex], 19.
Purton, Peryton Keynes, co. Wilts,
manor, 178.
Purveyour, Richard, 151.
Pury, John, king's scullion, 400.
Puseye. See Pewsey.
Puseyc, Pusy, John, 78.
, . . . . , chief serjeant of the
scullery, 250.
, William, yeoman of the
household, 335.
Pusselowe, John, 28.
Pusy. See Puseye.
Puynand, John, 253.
Pwllcrochan, Porthcraghan |[co.
Pembroke], parsons of, 124,
401, 402.
Pycburn, John, chaplain, presented
to the church of Quarley, co.
Southampton, 341.
Pycombe. See Piecombe.
Pycoth, Robert, knight, temp.
Henry III, 460.
Pydyngho. See Piddinghoe.
Pye, Geoffrey, parson of {Little
Petherick, co. Cornwall, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Folkestone, 72.
, John, of Arkesden, co.
Essex, 61.
Pyel, Piel, Master Henry, arch-
deacon of Northampton, 2.
, John, 5, 36.
GENERAL INDEX.
6S9
Pyel, John — cont.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 72.
, . . . . , citizen and alderman
of London, 254.
Pygot, Bartholomew, knight, 430.
, John, 296.
, Ralph, commissioner, 160.
, Randolf, commissioner, 153.
, Richard, 46.
Pyjon, Robert, of Wellesbourne, co.
|Warwick, 119.
Pyk, John, 260.
, .. .., of Egleston, co. Dor-
set, 408.
Pykard, Hugh, commissioner, 62,
311.
Pykenham Wade. See Pickenham,
North.
Pykenham, John, 78.
, John son of Robert de, 480.
, Thomas de, citizen and
merchant of London, 480.
Pykeryng. See Pickering.
Pykervng, James de, commissioner,
~314, 325.
, . . . . , sheriff of Westmore-
land, commissioner, 150.
Pykworth. See Pikworth.
Pylet, Walter, 468.
Pymme, John, 220.
, . . . . , John son of, 220.
, . . . . , servant of, 220.
Pympe, William de, serjeant-at-
arms, commissioner, 148.
Pyn, Herbert del, temp. Edward I,
271.
Pynchebek, Pyncebek, Ivo, cook,
366.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
135, 138, 154, 318, 332, 485.
Pynchon, John, 76.
Pynder, Pyndere, Peter, of Fad-
moor, co. York, 316.
, Robert, of Ackworth, co.
York, 33.
, Walter, Peter son of, 316.
Pynill, John, 173.
Pynkard, Richard, of East Bridg-
ford, co. Nottingham, 63,
142.
Pynkeny, Pynkeney, Arnold, clerk.
109, 302.
., William, of Cossington, 88,
89.
Pynkhurst, Adam, 484.
Pynner, Adam, 416.
Pynyngton, Margery de, 17.
, Ralph de, of Lancashire,
339.
Pypere, Edward, 409.
Pyperwhyt, John, 409.
Pypewell, See Pipewell.
Pyrie, Pyrye, William, 254, 267.
, William of the, of Elton,
co. Chester, 131.
See Pirie.
Pyryton, Pyriton, John de, 45, 384.
Pyshale, John de, clerk, 203, 299.
Pytte, William atte, 107.
Pytwell, John, vicar of Steventon,
co. Berks, exchanged to St.
Michael's, Bristol, 277.
Q
Quarley, Querle [co. Southampton],
parsons of, 341.
Quarre [Isle of Wight], abbot of,
commissioner, 153.
Quarrington, Querynton [co. Lin-
coln], parsons of, 125.
Quatford, [co. Salop] Eardington in,
Erdyngton, 186.
Quatremars. See Katremars.
quayage, grants of, 110, 430, 435.
Queenborough, Quenesburgh [co.
Kent], 156, 358.
, letters patent dated at, 26.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49,
206.
, castle, porter of, Peter, 129.
, . . . . , See also
Chandeler, William.
, . . . . , works at, clerk of, 105.
, castle and town, 347, 348
bis.
, . . . ., works at, 144.
, collectors of customs at,
206.
, port, customs in, 278.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Welton, John de.
, manor of Rushenden in,
Risshyndon, Rysshyndon, 191,
199, 214.
Queen's Court, Quenescourte [in
Rainham], co. Kent, manor,
319.
Quendon, Wenden, Quenden, [co.
Essex], church, 168, 169.
Quenesburgh. See Queenborough.
Quenescourte. See Queen's Court.
Quenington, Quenynton [co. Glou-
cester], church, 169.
Wt. 18915.
E 44
690
GENERAL INDEX.
Quenton. See Quinton.
Quenyngburgh, Thomas de, 94, 180.
Quenynton. See Quenington.
Quereboyl, Laurence, buyer for the
household, 238.
Querf. See Wharf e.
Querle. See Quarley.
Querton, Simon de, parson of Ousby,
co. Cumberland, 216.
Querynton. See Quarrington.
Quinton, Quenton [co. Gloucester],
parson of, 460.
Quortayse, John, king's servant at
Leeds, co. Kent, 358.
Quyltere, Matthew, 157, 160.
, Michael, 157, 160.
Quyneld, John, commissioner, 315.
Quynfell. See Whinfell.
Quyntrell, Gilbert, parson of St.
Ives, co. Cornwall, exchanged
to the vicarage of Modbury,
co. Devon, 180.
Qwydyngton. See Whittington.
Qwytethong, John de, 502.
R
Raa, John, 329.
, . . . . , of Stockton on Tees,
331.
Rabace, Elizabeth (or Alice),
daughter of John, 380.
, Robert son of John, of
Maidwell, co. Northampton,
380.
Raby [in Staindrop, co. Durham],
55, 159, 219, 329, 331, 491,
498.
, lords of. See Nevill.
Raby, William de, hermit, 280.
Rachedale. See Rochdale.
Rackele, John, of Willingdon, co.
Sussex, 472.
Radclyf on Sore. See Ratcliffe on
Soar.
Raddon [in St. Mary Stow, co.
Devon], 279.
Raddon, John de, temp. Edward I,
279.
Radecleve upon Sore. See Ratcliffe
on Soar.
Radeclyf, Ralph de, of Chadderton,
commissioner, 320.
Radeclyf — cont.
, Richard son of John de
commissioner, 320.
Radeclyve, parson of, 390.
Radenore. See Radnor.
Radesrcoft, William, 470.
Radeswell. See Ridgewell.
Radmore, Rademora [co. Stafford],
charter dated at, 182.
Radnor, Radenore [Wales], castle,
land and lordship, 34.
Radwinter, Radwynter [co. Essex],
church, 165.
Raghton. See Raughton.
Raghton, Eleanor de, 115.
, William de, 115.
Ragley, Raggeleye [in Arrow, co.
Warwick], 109.
Ragnall, Ragnyll [in Dunham, co.
Nottingham], 282.
Ragoun, John de, commissioner,
137.
Rainham, Reynham, co. Kent,
manor, 484.
, . . . . , Motteneye marsh in,
319.
, . . . . , manor of Queen's
Court in, Quenescourte, 319.
, . . . . , Nor Marsh in, Northe-
merssh, commission of sewers
in, 161.
St. Mary, Great Reynham,
co. Norfolk, 317.
, . . . . , parson of, William,
317.
Ralee, John de, 441.
Ralegh. See Rothley.
Ralph, John son of, de Holden, 158.
, Ralph son of, de Stathum,
189.
Rameseye. See Ramsey.
Ramesey, Rameseye, James, citizen
and fishmonger of London,
127.
, Roger de, citizen and fish-
monger of London, 231.
Rameston, John, brother of the
parson of Corfe Castle, 409.
Rampston, William de, commis-
sioner, 147.
Rampton [co. Nottingham], 93, 120.
, prebend of. See Southwell.
Ramsey, Rameseye [co. Hunting-
don], abbey, 464.
, abbot of, 107.
, bondmen of (named),
107.
, See Nassyngton,
Robert de.
i Rand, Rande [co. Lincoln], 204.
GENERAL INDEX.
691
Rand — cont.
, Fulnetby in, 204.
Randman, William, of Newsham,
co. York, 356.
, . . . . , John, son of, 356.
Randolf, John, of Wicklewood, co.
Norfolk, 281.
, John, temp. Edward I, 197.
, Peter, 221.
, Robert, 409.
, Richard son of, de Wragle,
searcher in all ports in Hol-
land, co. Lincoln, 149.
Randolson, William, 443.
Randulph, Richard, of Great Yar-
mouth, 175.
Ranton, Ronton [co. Stafford],
Augustinian priory of, 113.
, canon of, 120.
Raphael, Rathewell [in Lansallos,
co. Cornwall], 481.
Rasen, West, Westrasen [co. Lin-
coln], 50.
. . . . , parsons of, 208.
Rask, Ralph, of Weybourne, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Rast, John, of Kendal, 135.
Ratcliffe on Soar, Radclyf on Sore,
Radecleve upon Sore, co.
Nottingham, manor, 358.
, church, rival claimants to,
152.
Ratescroft. See Rattescroft.
Rathewell. See Raphael.
Rathkeale, Rathgell, co. Limerick,
manor, 60.
Rattescroft, Ratescroft, William,
commissioner, 62.
, . . . ., king's yeoman, 385.
Ratynden, John de, temp. Edward I,
12.
Rauf, Thomas, presented to St.
Martin's, Wareham, 45.
, William, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Raufe, John, presented to the church
of Glemsford, co. Suffolk, 17.
Raughton, Raghton [co. Cumber-
land], 115.
Raulond, John, parson of Todding-
ton, 433.
Raulynman, John, of Newstead, co.
York, 201.
Raundes, Richard, 1 84.
, . . . . , yeoman of the kitchen,
168.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of Chichester, 438.
, , . . . . , prebendary of St.
George's, Windsor, 438.
Raundes — cont.
, Robert, clerk, 357.
Raunvill, Simon, 394.
Ravendale, West, Westravendale,
Ravenesdale [co. Lincoln],
alien priory, 17, 34, 40, 82,
90, 98, 119, 188.
Ravendale, Michael de, clerk, 178.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
28, 201, 261, 479.
Ravenesholm, John de, knight, lord
of Barnwell, co. Northamp-
ton, 399.
Ravenser, Old, Aldravenser [disap-
peared— co. York], 467.
Ravenser, Ravensere, John de, par-
son of Algarkirk, 485.
, Richard de, ldng's clerk,
80, 167, 258, 338, 350.
, . . . . , commissioner, 485,
487, 496.
, . . . . , archdeacon of Lincoln,
71, 97, 354, 474.
, . . . . , canon of St. John's,
Beverley, 239, 473.
, . . . . , prebendary of Beverley
97, 239.
, , , deed of, 239.
, . . . . , master of the hospital
of St. Leonard, York, 356.
, . . . . , Robert, brother of,
and Emma, his wife, 167,
258.
Ravenstone,Ravenston, co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 411.
Raventhorp [co. York, E.R.], 467.
Raventhorp, Thomas de, 146.
Ray on Otmoor, La Ree of Otte-
more, co. Oxford, hythe of,
157.
Ray, John, of Coventry, collector
of the subsidy on cloth for
sale in Warwick, Leicester,
Stafford and Salop, 78.
, . . . . , farmer of the
subsidy on cloths for sale
in Coventry and Warwick,
408.
, Richard, 152.
, of Watton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
Rayleigh, Ray lee, Reylegh [co.
Essex], town and market,
420.
, letters patent dated at, 305.
, park, works in, 473.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of. See
Osbren, John.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Cook, Robert.
692
GENERAL INDEX.
Rayleigh, Reylegh [co. Essex],
honour, 173.
Rayne, William, 326.
Raynsate, co. York, 326.
Reade, Thomas, of Shrewsbury,
471.
Reading, Redyng, Redynges [co.
Berks], 38.
, abbot and convent, 79,
350.
Rearsby, Reresby [co. Leicester], •
333.
Reaveley, Revele [in Ingram], co.
Northumberland, 423.
' Recchemenever, Sire William,'
Richard Shait called, 221.
Redbridge, Rudbrigg [in Milbrook],
co. Southampton, hundred,
79.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Foxle,
John de.
Reddok, Stephen, burgess of Bristol,
335.
Rede [co. Suffolk], vicarage, 300.
, vicars of, 269.
Rede. See Reed.
Rede, Peter, commissioner, 487.
, Thomas, master of the bal-
linger of Folkestone, 61.
Redeburgh, William, 168.
Redelegh. See Ridley.
Redelynggewelde. See Ringwould.
Redene, John atte, 495.
Redenesse, John de, commissioner,
55, 161.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
496.
, William de, king's clerk,
parson of Niton, Isle of
Wight, exchanged to Ashe,
co. Southampton, 25.
Redewale, John de, 504.
Redewynd by Chertsey [co. Surrey],
ferry of, keepers of. See
Braythvvayt, Nicholas de ;
Debenham, William ; Parker,
John.
Redhill, Le Rodhull [in Wisley, co.
Surrey], 39.
Redman, Redmane, Edward son of
William de, of Fayrthwayt,
135.
, Henry son of Christopher
de, of Kirkby Lonsdale,
135.
, , Maud, wife of, 135.
, Matthew de, knight, 317.
, William de, of Fayrthwayt,
135.
Redmarerugg. See Rodmaredge.
Redmersshill, William, of Newcastle
on Tyne, searcher at New-
castle, Berwick and Whitby,
469.
Redy, Thomas, of Ingoldmells, 240.
Redyng. See Reading.
Redyng, Benedict de, 458.
, Richard, 340.
Redynges. See Reading.
Ree. William atte, 188.
, . . . ., Agnes, wife of, 188.
Reed, Rede, co. Hertford, manor,
346.
Reed, William, bishop of Chichester,
2, 113, 170, 291, 346.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
325.
Reepham, Refham, co. Lincoln, 55.
Rees, John, of Long Stratton, co.
Norfolk, 448.
, John ap, escheator in Glou-
cester, Hereford and the
march of Wales, 25, 57, 159.
Cf. Appresse.
Reeth [co. York], Healaugh in,
Helagh in Swaldale, 326.
Refham. See Reepham.
Relegh, John de, parson of a mediety
of the church of Woodford,
co. Northampton, 272.
Remenham, Thomas de, of Wyrardis-
bury, 228.
Remyston, John, parson of More
Critchell, co. Dorset, 409.
Cf. Rennston.
Renaud, Renald, Robert, 408.
, Thomas, 408.
, . . . . , commissioner, 486.
, . . . . , of Dartmouth, 32.
Rendlesham [co. Suffolk], advowson,
463.
Renery, William de, temp. Edward I,
279.
Renhold [co. Bedford], Salph in,
Salpho, 370.
Rennston, Richard, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Rede, co. Suffolk, 269.
rents, a rose, 33, 107, 111, 340, 398.
427.
, pepper, 379.
Repon, William de, parson of St.
Martin's Micklegate,York,421.
Reppes, John, knight, 230.
Repton, Repyngdon, Repyndon,
co. Derby, 195, 220, 375.
Repyndon, Nicholas, 469.
Repyngdon, John de, chaplain, 183.
, . . . ., of Carburton, co. Not-
tingham, 183.
GENERAL INDEX.
693
Repynghale. See Rippingale.
Repynghale, John de, 126, 279.
, . . . . , commissioner, 225.
, . . . . , the younger, com-
missioner, 493.
Reresby. See Rearsby.
Resshemere. See Rushmere.
Restwold, Ralph, 402.
, , William, son of, 402.
, . . . . , Richard, son of,
402.
, Richard, 231.
, William, 231.
Retford [co. Nottingham], 104.
Retford, Ralph de, commissioner, 58.
, William de, parson of Grim-
stead, exchanged to the
vicarage of Winkfield, 82.
Retherfeld. See Rotherfield.
Retherheth, Retherhethe, Rether-
hith. See Rotherhithe.
Reve, John le, of Breadsall, co.
Derby, 92.
, Richard le, 261.
, William, chaplain, 104.
Revele. See Reaveley.
Revele, Henry de, merchant of
Almain, 503.
Rewardene, Rewardyn. See Ruar-
dean.
Rewley [co. Oxford], abbot and
convent, 113, 243.
Reydon, Richard, vicar of Burbage,
co. Wilts, exchanged to the
church of Sutton by Shrews-
bury, 172, 265.
Reydyng, Robert, 447.
Reyer, John, 103.
Reygate, John de, justice in eyre,
temp. Edward I, 286.
Reygner, Ellis, controller of the
works at Gravesend, Leeds,
Rushenden, Danley and Mil-
ton, co. Kent, 199.
Reylegh. See Rayleigh.
Reymond, John, 10.
Reynald, John, mercer, 481.
, William, commissioner, 161.
Cf. Reynold ; Renaud.
Reyner, Thomas, 178.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, daughter
of John Harold, 178.
Reynes, Reyns, Thomas de, 275.
, commissioner, 411.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
140.
, . . . ., lieutenant of the con-
stable of the Cinque Ports,
commissioner, 58, 60, 62, 141,
148 bis, 149, 158.
Reynham. See Rainham.
Reynham, Great. See Rainham St.
Mary.
Reynham, Simon, citizen and mer-
cer of London, 480.
, William, ' organer,' 92.
Reynold, Robert, 84.
, William, parson of Sutton,
co. Bedford, exchanged to
Allesley, co. Warwick, 383.
See Reynald ; Renaud.
Ribbesford, co. Worcester, manor,
493.
Ribchester, Ribchestre [co. Lan-
caster], parsons of, 422.
Ricard, Robert, 103.
Richard I, charter of, 466.
Richard, count of Poitou, earl of
Cornwall, charter of, 26.
, prince of Wales, duke of
Cornwall and earl of Chester,
371, 376 bis, 389, 419, 437.
Richard II, letters patent sur-
rendered to, 5, 26, 50, 84, 94,
105, 183, 201, 250, 262, 334,
336, 346, 349, 351, 361, 368,
369, 386, 388, 404, 407, 420,
469.
Richard, Geoffrey son of, de Cogan,
14.
, John son of, son of Ralph
de Boturdon, 33.
, John son of, de Hone, 111.
, William son of, de Dalton,
173.
, William, son of, temp.
Henry III, 26.
, William, 230.
I , . . . ., Gwenllia, wife of, 230.
j Richard's Castle [co. Salop], 100,
250, 259.
\ Riche, William, chaplain, presented
to a chantry in Burnham
abbey. 272.
Richeise, John, parson of Doverdale,
co. Worcester, exchanged to
the church of St. Andrew,
Droitwich, 190.
Richemond, Richemound, Master
Adam de, temp. Henry III,
359.
, Richard de, commissioner,
139, 491, 498.
, Thomas, 44.
, Thomas de, of Thirntoft,
co. York, 109.
Richmond, Richemond [co. York],
archdeacon of. See Cherle-
ton, Master Humphrey de.
' , archdeaconry, 116.
694
GENERAL INDEX.
Richmond — cont.
, earl of. See Montfort, John
de.
, earldom of, 435.
, jurisdiction of, 126.
Ridelesford, John, 14.
Ridesdale, Simon de, presented to
the vicarage of East Ham,
co. Essex, 130.
Ridgewell, Radeswell [co. Essex],
manor, 478.
Ridley, Redelegh [co. Kent], parsons
of, 477.
Ridvale, Robert de, 143.
Ridwar Hampstal. See Hamstall
Ridware.
Ridware, Richard, of Desborough,
46.
Riffyn. See Ruthin.
Rikedon, Rykedon, Robert, 256,
435.
, commissioner, 314.
485.
Rikhil, Rdkhull, Rikel, Rikill, Rykyll,
Richard, 85.
, William, 2, 41, 88, 185, 338,
464 bis.
, commissioner, 319.
See Rykyll.
Rillaton [in Linkinhorne, co. Corn-
wall], manor, 375.
Ringmore, Ry demo re [co. Devon],
278.
Ringwould, Redelynggewelde [co.
Kent], parsons of, 3.
Ripley, Rippele, co. Surrey, 39.
[co. York], Clint in, Clynt,
151.
Ripon, Rypon [co. York], 227.
, letters dated at, 359.
, Whitcliff in, Whitclyf in
Rypshire, 227.
Ripon [co. York], liberty, commis-
sion of the peace in, 224.
Ripon, Rypon, John de, bailiff of
York, 242.
, . . . . , citizen of York,
266.
Rippele. See Ripley.
Ripperis, Thomas, chantry chaplain
in the castle of Trim, 116.
Rippingale, Repynghale [co. Lin-
coln], parson of, 285.
Ripton, King's, Kyngesrypton [co.
Huntingdon], church, 171.
Risborough, Prince's, Risbergh [co.
Bucks], manor, 375.
Risceby, Robert de, presented to a
mediety of the church of
Turvey, 191.
Risceby, Robert de — cont.
, . . . . , parson of a mediety of
Turvey, co. Bedford, ex-
changed to Charwelton, 293.
, William de, king's esquire,
marshal of the hall of the
housheold, 477.
Rischerton, Robert de, 297.
Rise, Thomas de, of Beverley, 146.
Rishworth, Rissheworth, co. York,
154.
Rising, Castle, Rysyng, Rysyngs
[co. Norfolk], castle, con-
stable of. See Herlyng, John
de.
, . . . ., lordship of, 76.
Rislepe. See Ruislip.
Rissheworth. See Rishworth.
Risshyndon. See Rushenden.
Rissington, Wick, Wykerysyndon
[co. Gloucester], 109.
Riston, Long [co. York], 467.
Riston. See Ruston.
Rither, William, of Sutton on the
Forest, 264.
Rixton, Matthew de, 325, 326.
Road, Rode [co. Somerset], church,
193.
, parson of, 31.
Road Wood, Rodewode [by Tenby],
co. Pembroke, wood, keeper
of. See James, John.
Robelyng, Adam, clerk, 41.
j Roberd, William, king's plumber,
308.
Robert, Adam son of, de Hodersale,
22.
, Henry son of, clerk, temp.
Henry III, 460.
, John son of, de Pykenham,
480.
, John son of, de Roderham,
of South Moreton, co. Berks,
197.
, Robert son of, de Acclom,
326.
, Thomas son of, de Bolles-
overe, 109.
Robertsbridge [co. Sussex], abbot
of, commissioner, 500.
Robertsert, Canon de, commissioner,
65.
Robertson, John, of Barnston, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
Robyn, Geoffrey, commissioner, 321.
, John, 333.
, . . . ., of Saham Toney, 147.
, William, 99.
Robyns, John son of Philip, of Wych-
I bold, co. Worcester, 56.
GENERAL INDEX.
695
Roce, John, 146.
Rocester, Roucestre, Roucestre in
Douvedale [co. Stafford],
abbey of St. Mary at, abbot
of, 159.
, See Chese-
wardyn, John ; Roucestre,
Thomas de.
, abbey, canon of. See Fos-
ton, Richard de.
, prior and convent of, 80.
, temporalities of, 120.
Roch, David, bailiff of Cork, 207.
Rochdale, Rachedale [co. Lancaster],
vicar of, 480.
Roche, John, John de, John de la,
commissioner, 141.
, , knight, 304 bis, 377,
379, 460.
, . . . . , . . . . , John son and
heir of, 386.
, . . . . , Joan late the wife of,
141, 324.
Rocheford. See Rochford.
Rocheford, John de, commissioner,
485 bis, 490, 497.
, Ralph de, commissioner,
485.
Roches, John, knight, 259, 390, 480.
, . . . . , . . . . , Willelma, wife
of, 259.
Rochester, Roucestre, co. Kent,
380, 456.
, city and castle, keeper or
farmer of. See Burgh, Simon
de.
, . . . . , works at, clerk of. See
Basynges, William de.
Rochester, bishops of. See Brinton,
Thomas de ; Trillek, Thomas.
....... bishopric of, temporalities
of, 17, 117.
, diocese, 22, 41, 46, 82,
113, 184, 193, 274, 345, 388,
477, 488.
Rochester [co. Kent], prior and con-
vent of, 16, 116.
Rochford, Rocheford, co. Essex,
hundred, bailiffs of. Se(
Felbrigg, George ; Osbern.
John ; Whithors, Walter.
Rock, La Roke, co. Worcester,
manor, 493.
Rockingham, Rokyngham [co.
Northampton], letters patent
dated at, 132, 163-165, 167,
171, 175, 178, 180, 217, 218.
, castle, letters patent dated
at, 47, 165, 166.
, . . . ., works at, 165..
Ro ckingham — cont.
, forest, 132.
, . . . . , bailiwicks of Brig-
stock, Bulax, Farming Woods
and Geddington in, q.v.
, . . . . , bailiwick of King's
Cliffe in, 399.
Roddam, Rodome [in Ilderton], co.
Northumberland, 59.
Roddesworth [in Stanwell, co. Mid-
dlesex], 89.
Rode. See Road.
Rode, John, 160.
Rodeneye, Walter de, 436.
, , knight, 31.
, . . . ., Pernell, wife of, 31.
Roderham, John son of Robert de,
of South Moreton, co. Berks,
197.
Rodery. See Rudry.
Rodesham, Alice de, 230.
Rodewode. See Road Wood.
Rodhull, Le. See Redhill.
Roding Abbess, Rothyng Abbesse
[co/ Essex], 264.
, High, High Rothyng, co.
Essex, 493.
Rodington. See Ruddington.
Rodmaredge, Redmarerugg [? in
Ashurst], co. Kent, 271.
Rodome. See Roddam.
Rodome, John de, 58.
, Robert de, of Shipley, co.
Northumberland, 59.
, Thomas de, 58.
, William de, 59.
Rodyngton. See Ruddington.
Rodyngton, Robert de, of the county
of Nottingham, 474.
, William de, presented to
the church of St. Peter, Not-
tingham, 164.
Roger, archdeacon [of Derby], temp.
Henry II, 182.
Roger, John, presented to the church
of Disserth, co. Radnor, 45.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Ovington,
co. Southampton, 403.
, Rogeres, Philip, vicar of St.
Mary's, Great Bentley, co.
Essex, 372.
, . . . . , chantry chaplain in
St. Michael's free chapel in
St. Austell churchyard, 372.
, . . . . , chaplain in St. Michael's
free chapel, exchanged to
Grendon Underwood, 437.
, William son of, de Wryght-
yngton, 99.
696
GENERAL INDEX.
Rogeres. See Roger.
Rokaile, Geoffrey, clerk, 113.
Rokaud, John, of Thorn, co. York,
prebendary of Tamworth free
chapel, exchanged to the
church of Brompton. co.
York, 397.
Roke, la. See Rock.
Roke, John, the younger, 326.
Rokeby, Richard, groom of the
household, 382.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
323.
, . . . ., knight, 336.
Rokel, Richard, clerk, 94.
Rokele, Thomas de, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Rokesburgh. See Roxburgh.
Rokesle, Reynold de, 241.
, . . . . , Richard son of William
son of, 241.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice, wife of,
241.
Rokewode, Rokwode, Rokwod, John
de, commissioner, 138, 314,
332.
, . . . . , of Norfolk, commis-
sioner, 413.
, . . . . , escheator in Norfolk
and Suffolk, 195, 204, 385.
, Thomas, 264
Rokhalle, in Bruisyard, co. Suffolk,
manor, 463.
Rokwod. See Rokewod.
Rokyngham. See Rockingham.
Rokyngham, William, groom of the
household, 382.
Rolf, John, commissioner, 500.
, Richard, 126.
, William, of Chichester,
chapman, 420.
Rollesby, Peter, controller of cus-
toms at Lynn, 193.
Rolleston [co. Nottingham], parson
of, 284.
Rome, court of, 97, 152, 172, 188,
236, 312, 382, 449, 494.
Romeney. See Romney.
Romeseye. See Romsey.
Romeseye, John de, 427.
, commissioner, 415.
, Walter de, commissioner,
153.
Romney, Romeneye, Romeney,
Rumpney [co. Kent], 149,
313.
, bailiffs of, 218.
, commissioners, 159.
, barge of, officers of, 60.
, port, 49.
I Romney, port — cont.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Batillesford, William.
, commission of sewers at,
158.
! , purveyor of fish at, 71.
Romney, New, Newerumneye [co.
Kent], vicarage of St. Laur-
ence in, 5.
Romsey, Romesey, Romeseye [co.
Southampton], 102, 222, 295,
485.
Romsey, Romeseye [co. Southamp-
ton], 485.
, abbey of, 295.
Ronhale. See Runhale.
Ronton. See Ranton.
Ronton, Routon, Roger de, parson
of Donington, co. Salop, 17,
311.
! Roo, John le, of Ashford, co. Derby,
28
Rook, Richard, 101, 143.
Roos, Godfrey de, keeper of the
castle of Audruick, 23.
, . . . . , of Scotland, knight,
202.
, . . . . , Annabel late the wife
of, 203.
, John, 440,
, , of Beverley, 227.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 95.
, Master Nicholas de, 71.
, Peter son of William de,
173.
, Robert de, 173.
, . . . . , the elder, commis-
sioner, 137.
, . . . . , of Gedney, commis-
sioner, 497.
, . . . . , of Ingmanthorpe,
commissioner, 137, 486.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
138, 316, 498.
, . . . . , of Dowsby, commis-
sioner, 497.
, . . . . , of Helmsley, knight,
147, 280, 414.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
331.
, . . . . , Beatrice, wife of,
280.
, .. .., of Kendal, 237.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
150.
, Thomas de, son of Godfrey,
203.
Rooter, Roger, parson of Lydham,
co. Salop, exchanged to Llan-
fihangel yng Ngwynfa, 107.
GENERAL INDEX.
697
Ropere, William, of Barking, 244.
, . . . . , the younger, of
Sutterton, co. Lincoln, 25.
Rosamond, William, of Salop, 427.
, Thomas, brother of,
427.
Rose, Edmund, king's esquire, 81.
, . . . . , keeper of Go rev castle,
Jersey, 210.
, Henry, chaplain, presented
to a chantry in the church of
Blockley, 101.
, . . . . , chantry warden in
Blockley church, 128, 439.
, Henry, of Warkworth, 98.
, John, master of the barge
of Romney, 60.
, Roger, of Pentney, co. Nor-
folk, 62.
rose, rent of. See rents.
Ross, Rosse [co. Hereford], 454.
, church, 454.
, Old, Rosse [co. Wexford],
145.
[co. York], Owstwich in,
Oustewik, 467.
Rosse, Master John de, bishop of
Carlisle, 454.
Rossington, Rosyngton, co. York,
326.
Rosyngton. See Rossington.
Rote, John, of Hampsthwaite, co.
York, 151.
Roteland. See Rutland.
Rothelay, William de, presented
to the church of Streatham,
co. Surrey, 114.
Rothele. See Rothley.
Rothele, Roger, 431.
Rotherfield, Retherfeld, Rotherfeld
[co. Sussex], 156.
, manor, 214, 442, 443, 470.
, chace, 214, 442.
Rotherhithe, Retherhith, Rether-
heth, Retherhethe [co. Sur-
rey], 358.
, manor, 47, 238.
, rector of, 47, 48, 89.
, La Breche, Druettesmersh,
and Pries temerssh in, 480.
Rothewell. See Rothwell.
Rothewell, John de, knight, 42.
, Walter de, commissioner,
414.
Rothley, Ralegh, Rothele [co. Leices-
ter], court of, 426.
, . . . . , manor, 426.
, . . . . , soke, 425.
Rothwell, Rothewell [co. York],
230.
Rothyng Abbesse. See Roding
Abbess.
Rothyng, High. See Roding, High.
Rothyng, Richard, 109.
Rothynges, Thomas, constable of
Carlow castle, 339.
Rotsea, Rotse [in Hutton Crans-
wick, co. York], 329.
Rouceby, John, 272.
, John de, 59.
, , king's clerk, 61. 237,
385.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of
the works at Clarendon, 233.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of the
works at King's Langley, 233.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of
the works at Worldham and
Wheatley, 98.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of the
works at Wheatley and Lang-
ley Marrish, 118.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of
the works in Porchester castle,
253 344.
, William de, 59.
Roucestre, co. Kent. See Rochester.
, co. Stafford. See Rocester.
Roucestre, Thomas de, abbot of
Rocester, 80.
Rouchestre. See Rochester.
Rouclif , Brian de, Ellen daughter of,
223 bis.
Rouclyf, Rouclyff, Guy de, king's
clerk, 114, 167, 348.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebendary of
Tettenhall free chapel, 400.
, John de, Margery late the
wife of, 223.
Robert de, knight, 68.
, William de, 325.
Roudlond, John, clerk, 183.
Rougham, William de, commissioner,
144.
Rouleye. See Rowley.
Rounhey, Rounheye, Nicholas, arch-
deacon of Meath, 88.
, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Deb-
den, co. Essex, 130.
Rounton, Rungton [co. York], 178.
Rous, John, John le, 383.
, . . . ., commissioner, 57, 493,
499.
, . . . . , clerk of the recog-
nisances at Nottingham, 74.
, John le, of Ragley, co. War-
wick, 109.
, Richard, John son and heir
of, 261.
698
GENERAL INDEX.
Rous — cont.
, Robert, commissioner, 499.
, , knight, 60.
, . . . . , Joan wife of, heir of
John Mautravers, the elder,
60.
Rouston. See Rowston.
Routh, Ruiha, Ruda [co. York], 467.
, wood, 465.
Routhale, John de, 103.
Routhe, Amand de, 160.
, John de, of the county of
York, 338.
Routhorn, John de, of East Bridg-
ford, co. Nottingham, 63, 142.
Routon. See Rowton.
Routon. See Ronton.
Rowley Regis, Rouleye [co. Stafford],
manor, 458.
Rowston, Rouston [co. Lincoln],
vicars of, 253.
Rowton, Ruton [in Alberbury, co.
Salop], 278.
, Routon [in Swine, co. York],
467.
Roxburgh, Rokesburgh [co. Rox-
burgh], 327.
Roxburgh, Rokesburgh, county,
434.
Royston [cos. Cambridge and Hert-
ford], 42.
, , prior of, 202.
[co. York], Che vet in,
Chevethe, 97.
Ruardean, Ruwardyn, Rewardyn,
Rewardene [co. Gloucester],
221 bis.
, bailiwick, in the forest of
Dean, 234.
Ruceholm. See Rusholme.
Ruda. See Routh.
Rudbrigg. See Redbridge.
Rudby in Cleveland [co. York],
Sexhow in, Sexowe, 501.
Rudde, Thomas, vicar of Isleworth,
co. Middlesex, exchanged to
the vicarage of Willingale
Spain, co. Essex, 302.
Ruddestan. See Rudston.
Ruddington, Rodington, Rodyng-
ton, co. Nottingham, 411.
Rudestan. See Rudstan.
Rudham, Thomas de, 389.
, William de, clerk, 110.
Rudry, Rodery [co. Glamorgan],
church, 260.
Rudstan, Rudestan, Walter, Walter
de, commissioner, 312, 316.
, of Hayton, com-
missioner, 316.
Rudston, Ruddestan [co. York],
467.
Rum, Walter, temp. Edward I, 271.
Ruggeley, Nicholas de, 424.
Rugham, William de, commissioner,
146.
Rugmere, Ruggemere [in St. Pancras,
co. Middlesex], prebend of.
See London, St. Paul's.
Ruingeston, 271.
Ruislip, Rislepe [co. Middlesex], 89.
Ruk, Peter, groom of the household,
382.
Ruke, Thomas, parson of a mediety
of the church of Aikton, co.
Cumberland, exchanged to
the church of Kirkandrews,
co. Cumberland, 275.
Rukwyk, John, chamberlain of
Sir Roger de Bello Campo,
373.
, . . . . , constable of Oakham
castle, 373.
Rumar, W. de, temp. Stephen, 465.
Rumbald, Nicholas, white tawyer
of London, 78.
Rumpney. See Romney.
Runcton, North, Northrongeton, co.
Norfolk, manor, 404.
Rungton. See Rounton.
Runhale, Ronhale, Master Richard,
king's clerk, master or warden
of the king's hall, Cambridge,
192, 197.
Runham [co. Norfolk], manor, 78,
122.
Rupe, Gilbert de, knight, 115.
, Robert de, 114.
Rupe Forti, John de, knight, 309.
Rushden, Russheden [co. Northamp-
ton], church, 203.
Rushenden, Risshyndon, Rysshyn-
don [in Queenbo rough], co.
Kent, manor, 191.
, . . . . , works at, clerk of.
See Basynges, William de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controllers of.
See Barler, John ; Reygner,
Ellis.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of.
See Heryng, Nicholas.
Rushmere, Resshemere [in Mutford
and Lothingland hundred],
co. Suffolk, 146.
Rusholme, Ruceholm [in Newland],
co. York, 156.
Russeby, William, commissioner,
499.
Russell, Russel, John, 421.
, , of Seagry, 247.
GENERAL INDEX.
699
Russell, John — cont.
, . . . ., of Tyneham, co. Dor-
set, 409.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented to
the vicarage of St. Laurence,
New Romney, 5.
. . Nicholas, clerk, 24.
, Richard, of London, girdler,
274.
, William, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Russhale, Richard de, of Wolver-
hampton, 282.
Russheden. See Rushden.
Rust, Robert, of Blakeney, com-
missioner, 156.
Ruste, Thomas, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 210.
Ruston, Riston [co. Norfolk], 412.
Ruston, Henry de, of Scarborough,
collector of petty customs
at Scarborough and Whitby,
236.
, . . . . , searcher in the port of
Scarborough and other ports,
149.
Rutha. See Routh.
Ruthin, Riffyn, Ruthyn [co. Den-
bigh], 137, 358, 497.
Rutland county, 56, 494.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Wei ton,
John de.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
136, 228.
, escheator in. See Camels,
John.
, sheriff of. See Warde,
Simon.
, forest of, 105.
, . . . . , keepers of. See
Goderych, John ; Hakelut,
William.
Ruton. See Rowton.
Ruton, Roger, clerk, 281.
Ruwardyn. See Ruardean.
Ryal, Richard, escheator in Wor-
cester, 199.
Rycroft. See Ryecroft.
Rydel, Sir William, receiver of the
abbey of Shaftesbury, 268.
Rydelyngton, John, parson of Bur-
stow, co. Surrey, exchanged
to the church of St. James
by Winchester, 80.
Rydemore. See Ringmore.
Rydere, John, 424.
Rye [co. Sussex], 148, 151, 255,
500.
Rye — cont.
, farm of, 183.
, mayor of. See Taillour,
Thomas.
, ministers of, 57.
, barge of, officers of, 61.
, gaugers of wines at. See
Gambon, William ; Maykyn,
John.
, purveyor of fish at, 71.
, commission of sewers at,
58, 134.
, port of, 49, 65.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Batillesford, William.
Ryecroft, Rycroft [co. Lancaster],
99.
Ryhull. See Ryle.
Rykedon. See Rikedon.
Ryle, Great, Great Ryhull [in Whit-
tingham], co. Northumber-
land, 423.
Ryngebourn, Ryngeburn, Rynge-
born, Hugh de, 50.
, William, commissioner, 139,
153, 272, 332, 497.
Ryngstede, Robert, citizen and
mercer of London, 42.
Rypon. See Ripon.
Rysby, William de, commissioner,
311.
Ryse, Nicholas de, 146.
Rysshe, John, of Ireland, 98.
Rysshyndon. See Rushenden.
Ryston, William, 337.
Rysum, Thomas, of Welton, co.
Lincoln, 176.
Rysyng, Rysyngs. See Rising, Cas-
tle.
Ryver, Ryvere, John de la, formerly
groom of the spicery, 346,
347.
, Thomas de la, commissioner,
153.
, William de la, of Brafferton,
256.
S
Sabaudia, Peter de, temp. Henry III,
15.
Saber, William, of Keyham, co.
Leicester, temp. Henry III,
426.
700
GENERAL INDEX.
Sabram, Nicholas de, 126.
Sabrichesford, Sabrichesworth. See
Sawbridgeworth.
Sabyn, John, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Totnes, 454.
Sacombe, Sanecomp, co. Hertford,
manor and advowson, 252.
Sadeler, Sadelere, Adam le, 502.
, . . . . , of Gresmarkete, 502.
, Ralph, of Bilsdale Midcable,
co. York, 316.
, Roger, 312.
, . . . . , of Bransdale, co. York,
316.
Sadyngton, John de, 338.
, commissioner, 319,
485, 491.
Saggart, Tassagard [co. Dublin],
lordship, 123.
Saham Toney, Saham Tony fco.
Norfolk], 147.
, vicarage, 69.
St. Albans [co. Hertford], 94.
, abbot of, 107.
, . . . ., prison of, 218.
St. Asaph, bishop of. See Sprid-
lynston, William de.
, diocese, 107, 351, 362.
St. Austell, co. Cornwall, free chapel
of St. Michael in the church-
yard, 437.
, . . . . , chantry chaplains in,
372, 373, 475.
, . . . . , chantry of Menacuddle
in, 22.
, manor of Tewington in, 375.
St. Briavels, Breval [co. Gloucester],
castle, 220.
, constable of. See Brian,
Guy de.
St. Clare, Sisters Minoresses of the
order of, 470.
St. Clears [co. Carmarthen], alien
priory, 114.
, vicarage, 114.
St. Clether [co. Cornwall], church,
22.
St. Cohimb Major [co. Cornwall],
manor of Talskiddy in, Tals-
kedy, 375.
St. Cross [Isle of Wight], alien priory
of, 212.
St. David's [co. Pembroke], cathedral
church, advowson of, 376.
, . . . . , precentor and chapter
of, to be keepers of the
bishopric during voidances,
457.
, . . . . , prebend of Clydey in,
122.
St. David's — cont.
, bishop of. See Gower,
Henry ; Houton, Adam de.
, bishopric, voidance of, 45,
47.
, diocese, 19 bis, 45, 68,
74, 114, 124, 127, 187, 198,
251, 257, 294, 401, 419.
St. Edmund. See Bury St.
Edmund's.
St. Fagan's [co. Glamorgan], advow-
son, 440.
, castle, lordship and advow-
son, 247.
St. Faith. See Horsham St. Faith.
St. Fromond [Manche, France],
priory, 110.
St. Ives, co. Cornwall, parsons of,
180.
St. John of Jerusalem in England.
hospital of, prior of, 143,
281, 412, 500.
, . . . ., . . . ., John, 57.
, . . . . , See Hales,
Robert ; Tibertis, Leonard de.
, ..... prior and brethren
of, 127, 302.
in Ireland, prior of, 111.
, . . . . , chancellor of Ireland,
301.
, See Tanny, William.
St. Kenodere, St. Kenedry. See
Cantref.
St. Keverne [co. Cornwall], 198.
St. Martin des Champs by Paris
[France], priory of, 393.
St. Mellion, co. Cornwall, vicar of,
441.
St. Minver [co. Cornwall], manor of
Penmayne in, 375.
St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, 10, 419.
, alien priory of, 191, 280,
293.
, prior of, 427.
St. Nicholas at Wade, Seint Nicholas
by Sarre [co. Kent], 439.
St. Olave, Seint Olof [near Norwich],
co. Norfolk, ferry of, 217.
St. Omer, Seint Omers [Pas-de-
Calais, France], 506.
St. Osyth [co. Essex], 101.
Saint Pierre-sur-Dives [Calvados,
France], abbey of St. Mary at,
93.
St. Valery, Takkele. See Takeley.
St. Wandrille [Seine Inferieure,
France], priory, 112.
Sakevill, Sakevyll, Sake vyle, Thomas,
commissioner, 220, 319, 411,
497.
GENERAL INDEX.
701
Salden [in Mursley, co. Bucking-
ham], manor, 180, 462.
Saleman, John, forester of Windsor
forest, 26, 398.
, Thomas, of Fulbourn, co.
Cambridge, 263.
Cf. Salman.
Salerne, John, 57.
, commissioner, 58.
, Simon, 472.
Salesbury. See Salisbury.
Salesbury, Salesbirs, John de, 95, 99,
384, 446.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 348,
440.
, . . . . , esquire of the chamber,
95.
, . . . . , commissioner, 53.
, Nicholas de, presented to
the church of Stanford Rivers,
170.
, king's clerk, pre-
bendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 429.
, William, of Canterbury,
troner and pesager of wools
in London, 166.
, William de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 248.
, . . . . , prebendary of Wher-
well conventual church, 170.
Salflethaven. See Saltfleet Haven.
Salisbury, Salesbury [co. Wilts],
11, 38, 263, 264, 448.
, draper of, 201, 257.
, castle, gaol delivery of, 195.
, gaol delivery of, 32.
, the bishop of Salisbury's
prison, 32.
, house of St. Edmund, pro-
vost of. See David, William.
, cathedral church of St. Mary,
chapter of, 76, 77, 179, 212,
248.
, . . . . , dean and chapter of,
168, 200, 215.
, . . . . , prebend in, 200.
, prebend 'of Blewbury
in, 248.
, . . . . , prebend of Charmin-
ster and Bere Regis in, 179.
, . . . . , prebend of Major Pars
Altaris in, 215.
, . . . . , prebend of Nether-
bury and Beaminster in, 212,
241.
, . . . . , prebend of the south
side of Grantham church in,
76, 77, 189.
Salisbury, bishop of, 380.
Salisbury — cont.
, bishops of. See Erghum,
Ralph ; Wyvill, Robert.
, Roger, bishop of, temp.
Henry I, 451.
Salisbury, archdeacon of. See
Cloune, Roger de.
, dean of, 257.
Salisbury, bishopric, voidance of,
166, 179, 200, 208, 212.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 208.
, . . . . , . . . . , guardians of,
208.
, . . . . , guardian of the
spirituality of, 179, 190, 200,
208.
Salisbury, diocese, 6, 15, 16, 26, 44,
45, 46, 74, 82, 87, 88, 112,
124, 131, 166 ter, 170, 171,
172, 179, 180, 194, 208,
245 bis, 248, 257, 259 bis,
261, 266, 277, 302, 334, 345,
366, 371, 393, 395, 406, 419,
422, 423, bis, 449, 463, 464.
Salisbury, earl of. See Longespee,
William de ; Monte Acuto,
William de.
Salkeld, Richard de, 325.
Sallowe, William de, commissioner,
498.
, , sheriff of Derby, 320.
salmon, preservation of, 193, 317,
501.
Salman, John, 372.
, . . . . , Bartholomea, wife of,
372.
Cf. Saleman.
Salmon, John, bishop of Norwich,
69.
Salop county, 148, 226, 243, 311,
427.
, issues of, 163.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Ray, John.
, commission of array in, 500.
, commission of oyer and
terminer in, 55.
, commission of the peace in.
137.
, escheator in. See Lee,
Roger de la ; Walshale,
William de.
, sheriff of. See Percehale,
Richard de.
Salopesbire. See Shrewsbury.
Salopia, Ralph de, bishop of Bath
and Wells, 190, 436.
Salperton, Sapurton, co. Glouc, 271.
Salph, Salpho [in Renhold, co. Bed-
1 ford], 370.
702
GENERAL INDEX.
Saltfleet Haven, Salflethaven [co.
Lincoln], 313.
Saltfleetby, Saltfletby, Shaf of Lete-
by [co. Lincoln], 71, 271.
Saltford, Richard de, canon of Wol-
verhapton, 282.
Salthaugh, Salthagh [in Kaying-
ham, co. York], grange of,
467.
Salthouse, Salthous [co. Norfolk],
147.
Saltmersh, Thomas, commissioner,
136, 332.
Saltmersk, Thomas de, justice of
the peace in the East Riding,
co. York, 146.
Sambourn, Robert de, parson of
Yeovil, 286.
Sampkyn, Thomas, 126.
, . . . . , of Barking, co. Essex,
83.
Sampson, John, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
, John parson of Cherring-
ton, co. Gloucester, ex-
changed to the chantry of
St. Michael, Bradstone, co.
Gloucester, 289.
, Richard, buyer for the
household, 71, 238.
, William, 59.
San Sebastian [Giupuscoa, Spain],
ship of, 507.
Sanchiis, Martin, of Castro Urdiales,
master of the St. Mary of
Castro Urdiales, 507.
Sancto Albano, Gilbert de, rector of
Rotherhithe, 89.
, Thomas de, 102.
Sancto Amando, Emery de, 122,
181.
, commissioner, 157.
, Ralph de, temp. Henry III,
19, 20.
, .. .., Ascelina, wife of, 19,
20.
Sancto Claro, Hamo de, temp.
Henry I, 443.
, Seint Cler, Seintcler,
Seintclerc, Seint Cler, Joan
de, 96.
, John de, 14.
, John, commissioner, 314,
492, 499.
Sancto Edmundo, Thomas de, 188.
Sancto Ivone, Adam de, citizen of
London, 101.
Sancto Johanne, Seint Johan,
Edward de, commissioner,
65, 136, 137, 314, 332, 499.
Sancto Johanne, Edward de — cont.
....... . . . . , keeper of the forests
of Woolmer and Alice Holt,
395.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
495.
, . . . . , knight, keeper of
Conway castle, 283.
, . . . . , keeper of the manor
of East Worldham, 395.
, Seint Johan, Giles de, com-
missioner, 65, 149.
, William de, clerk, 304.
Sancto Licio, Simon de, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Sancto Marciale, Hugh de, cardinal
[of St. Mary in Porticu], 97.
Sancto Martino, Seint Martyn,
Laurence de, commissioner,
153, 498.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
139.
, justice of oyer and
terminer, 43.
Sancto Mauro, Nicholas de, temp.
Henry III, 15.
See Seymour.
Sancto Neoto, Reynold de, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Sancto Paulo, Seint Poul, John de,
prebendary of Exeter, 268,
275.
, Mary de, countess of Pem-
broke, 132, 180, 287, 302,
354, 366, 367, 391, 457, 472,
474, 478, 483.
, . . . . , . . . . , late the wife of
Aymer de Valence, 374.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
143 bis.
Sancto Philiberto, Seint Phylberd,
John de, knight, 268, 404.
Sancto Quintino, Seint Quintyn,
Geoffrey de, commissioner,
409.
, John de, commissioner, 498.
Sancto Vedasto, William de, prior of
Ogbourne St. George, 76.
, . . . . , proctor general of the
abbot and convent of Bee
Hellouin, 76, 388.
Sanctuary, 55, 425.
Sandal Magna, Sandall, co. York,
154.
, West Gretton in, 126.
, Kirk, Little Sandale [co.
York], parsons of, 166.
Sandegate. See Sangatte.
Sandes, Sonde. See Sandys,
Sandewell. See Sandwell.
GENERAL INDEX.
703
Sandewich. See Sandwich.
Sandewico, John de, monk of
St. Augustine's, Canterbury,
323.
, Nicholas, de groom of the
office of the bakehouse, 370.
Sandford [by Woodstock, co. Ox-
ford], 300.
Sandford, Sanford, Saunford,
Thomas de, commissioner, 59,
63, 64, 142, 143, 150, 486,
498.
See Saunford.
Sandhull, William, 301.
Sandon [co. Hertford], 103.
[in Esher, co. Surrey], hos-
pital of the Holy Ghost and
St. Mary Magdalene at,
warden of. See Mistreton,
John de.
Sandre, Richard, commissioner, 315,
Sandryngton, John, 222.
Sandrys, John, 222.
Sandwell, Sandewell [in Harberton,
co. Devon], 281.
Sandwich, Sandwych [co. Kent],
159, 218, 313.
, mayor of. See Elys,
Thomas.
, mayor of, commissioner, 54.
, bailiffs of, 206.
, bailiff of. See Haddon,
John de.
, barge of, officers of, 60.
, collectors of customs at,
206.
, gaugers of wines at. See
Gambon, William ; Maykyn,
John.
, port, 48, 49 bis.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
More, William.
, parish of St. Clement in,
150.
Sandys, Sandes, Sonde, John, 222
bis, 223, 228, 263.
Sanecomp. See Sacombe.
Sanford. See Sandford.
Sangatte, Sandegate [Pas-de -Calais,
France], castle, 21.
Santon, John de, mayor of York,
490.
, Thomas de, 125.
Sapcote, Sapecote [co. Leicester],
137, 379, 490, 491, 498.
, church, 379.
Sapurton, co. Glouc. See Salper-
ton.
Sardene, William de, canon of St.
Paul's, London, 429.
Saresyne, Thomas, parson of Bod-
dington, co. Northampton,
exchanged to the church of
Stuchbury, co. Northamp-
ton, 15.
Sark, Serk, island, keeper of. See
Bello Campo, Thomas de ;
Calvilegh, Hugh de.
Sarre, Serre [co. Kent], ferry, 224.
Sarre Wall, Serreswall [in Chislett
and Sarre], co. Kent, 224.
Sarum, Old [co. Wilts], castle, gaol
delivery of, 21, 265.
, gaol delivery of, 36.
, church of St. Peter, 345.
Saunby, Bertram de, commissioner,
153.
Saundersone, Saunderisson, Saun-
desson, John, 143, 152, 325,
331.
Saunford, Robert de, master of the
Knights Templars, temp.
Henry III, 425.
Saunford. See Sandford.
Saundre, Richard, 434.
, commissioner, 417.
Sauserye, Sausirie, Gilbert de la,
201.
, John de la, commissioner,
331.
, William del, chief serjeant
of the saucery, 252.
, Cf. Man, William.
Sauston. See Sawston.
Sauston, Nicholas de, 97.
Sauters [in Sutton at Hone], co.
Kent, manor, 232.
Sautre, Hugh, of Ware, 357.
Savage, Sauvage, Arnold, commis-
sioner, 65.
, , knight, 294.
, Ralph, of Holton le Moor,
co. Lincoln, 108.
, Richard, of Waterford, 258.
, Robert, 381, 386.
, Thomas, 159.
Sawbridgeworth, Sabrichesford,
Sabrichesworth, co. Hertford.
80, 492.
Sawston, Sauston, co. Cambridge,
manor, 188, 297, 360.
Sawyer, John, of Salisbury, 38.
Saxham [co. Suffolk], 246.
Saxmundham, Sexmendham [co.
Suffolk], 340.
Say, John, of Yelbury, 305.
, William de, knight, 131.
, William de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Sayle, Daniel de, knight, 274.
704
GENERAL INDEX.
Sayour, William, purveyor for the
household, 238.
Sayvill, John, commissioner, 137,
314, 498.
, . . . . , escheator in York,
118, 126, 350.
Scaldkede, John, 263.
Scales, Skales [co. Cumberland], 171.
Scales, Robert de, commissioner, 55.
, Roger, Roger de, commis-
sioner, 135, 138, 314, 497.
Scall [co. York], 151.
Scarborough, Scardeburgh, Scar-
burgh [co. York], 59, 236,
448, 486.
, bailiffs of, 236.
, grant of pavage to, 96, 479.
, burgesses of, 321.
, collectors of customs at, 236.
, collector of petty customs
at. See Ruston, Henry de.
, castle, constables of. See
Tempest, Richard ; Um- !
framvill, Ingram de.
, port, searchers in. See
Acclome, Robert de ; Ruston,
Henry de.
, waste called ' Sandes ' by,
321.
Scarcliff, Scharclyf [co. Derby],
vicar of, Thomas his brother, j
23.
Scardburgh. See Scorbrough.
Scardeburgh. See Scarborough.
Scardeburgh, Scarsheburgh, John
de, of Yorkshire, 339.
, . . . . , clerk of the diocese
of York, notary public, 239,
240.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
153, 414.
Scargill, Skargill, Skarghill, Richard,
Richard de, 344.
, . . . . , king's yeoman, the
king's ferreter, 180, 362.
, Robert de, cutler, 146.
Scarle, North, Northscarle [co. Lin-
coln], 297.
Scarle, John de, clerk, attorneys
received by, 122, 123, 363.
, . . . . , warden of a chapel in
Worcester, 91.
, . . . . , king's clerk, pre-
sentation of, revoked, 87.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Cromer, 207.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Ivinghoe, 397.
, Walter, commissioner, 136,
217,
Scarle, Walter — cont.
, , of Rutland, 474.
Scarlet, Stephen, king's servant at
Rotherhithe, 358.
Scarnyng, Alan de, clerk, 439.
, . . . . , Emma, late the wife
of, 439.
Scarthburgh. See Scardeburgh.
Scartho, Scarthowe [co. Lincoln],
453.
Scharclyf. See Scarcliff.
Schrouesbury, Thomas, 337.
Schynnore, Simon, 4.
Scorbrough, Scardburgh [co. York],
467.
Scorby, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the church of Ashley, co.
Cambridge, 171.
Scoreby, John de, bailiff of York,
242.
Scotch Roll, the, 435, 441.
Scoter. See Scotter.
Scothowe, John de, of Field Dalling,
264.
Scotland, 64, 202, 203, 299, 306,
435.
, truce with, 306, 455.
, illegal export of wool to, 53.
, march of, 112.
, marches of, warden of. See
Percy, Henry de.
, merchants of, 455.
Scots, the, 112.
Scot, Scotte, Henry, bailiff in Ingle-
wood forest, 461.
, Richard, vicar of Saham
Toney, temp. Edward II, 69.
, . . . . , of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, 140, 155. .
, Robert, of Raynsate, 326.
, . . . . , chantry warden in
St. Paul's, London, presented
to the church of Ringwould,
co. Kent, 3.
Scotter, Scoter, co. Lincoln, Walter,
parson of, 285.
Scotton [in Farnham, co. York].
79, 215.
Scrope, Scrop, Lescrop, Geoffrey le,
commissioner, 322.
, canon of St. Mary's,
Lincoln, 11.
, Henry, Henry le, commis-
sioner, 137, 327, 498.
, Richard le, commissioner,
139, 160, 220, 491, 498.
, , treasurer, 4, 6, 36, 37.
84, 134.
, . . . . , treasurer of the
Exchequer, 169.
GENERAL INDEX. 705
Scrope — cont.
, Roger le, prebendary of St.
Paul's, London, 119.
, Thomas le, treasurer, 253.
Sculthorpe, Sculthorp [co. Norfolk],
advowson, 78.
, manor, 78.
Scurlag, Scurlagg, John, commis-
sioner, 501.
, Thomas, treasurer of the
Exchequer of Ireland, 120.
, . . . . , abbot of St. Thomas
the Martyr's by Dublin, 120,
482.
Scutard, Robert, 151.
Seaford, Seford, [co. Sussex], 313.
Seagrave, Segrave [co. Leicester],
lady of. See Marshal, Mar-
garet.
Seagry, Segre [co. Wilts], 247.
Seal, the Great, delivery of, 404,
417.
Seal, Privy, clerk of. See Ditton,
William.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Carreu,
Nicholas de.
Seamer, Seiner, co. York, 59.
Seamer, Semer [in Langbargh
wapentake, co. York],
liberty, 331.
Seaton, Seton [in Sigglesthorne, co.
York], 467.
Seaton Ross, Seton, co. York, 320.
Seavington St. Michael, Seven-
hampton Michaelis [co. Somer-
set], parsons of, 2G9.
Seburgh, Richard, of Colchester,
collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in Essex and Hertford,
427.
Sechete, Sechethe. See Setchey.
Sedbergh, co. York. 153.
Sedgebrook, Segbrok [co. Lincoln],
27, 28.
See, Peter atte, 117.
Seem, Adam, of Brigstock, 134.
Sees, abbey of [Orne, France],
463.
Sefford, John de, knight, 286.
Seford. See Seaford.
Seford, John, of Romney, searcher
in all ports in Kent, 313.
Segbrok. See Sedgebrook.
Seggefeld, Adam de, chantry chap-
lain in the church of Gates-
head, 127.
, John de, vicar of Newark, 74.
Segrave. See Seagrave.
Segrave, Geoffrey de, commissioner,
63, 491.
Segrave — cont.
, Hugh de, commissioner,
135, 313, 315, 327, 328 bis,
333, 499.
, executor of the
prince of Wales, 377.
, . . . . , steward of the lands
of the late prince of Wales in
England, Wales, Cornwall and
Chester, 293.
, , knight, 376.
Segre. See Seagry.
Segre, Simon de, knight, 264.
Seighford, Sesteford [co. Stafford],
vicar of, 113.
Seins, Sampson, vicar general in
England of the abbot and
convent of Lonlay-l'Abbaye,
9.
Seint Cler, Seintcler, Seintclere. See
Sancto Claro.
Seint Johan. See Sancto Johanne.
Seint Loo, Seyntloo, Seyntlowe,
Sir John de, 171.
, John de, commissioner, 53.
, William, of Wimpole, 355.
Seint Martyn. See Sancto Martino.
Seint Nicholas by Sarre. See
St. Nicholas at Wade.
Seint Olof. See St. Olave.
Seint Omers. See St. Omer.
Seint Phylberd. See Sancto Phili-
berto.
Seint Poul. See Sancto Paulo.
Seint Quintyn. See Sancto Quintino.
Sek, Nicholas, Carmelite friar, 228.
Sekyndon, John de, vicar of Youl-
greave, co. Derby, exchanged
to Linby, co. Nottingham,
259.
Selange, Roger, 44.
Selby, Seleby [co. York], 87, 88,
476.
, abbot of, 219.
, abbot and convent of, 192,
476.
Selby, Henry de, 54.
, John de, of Nottinghamshire,
458.
, Peter de, 157.
, Richard de, citizen of York,
266.
, Robert de, 338.
, commissioner, 313.
, . . . . , deputy butler at
Kingston-on-Hull, 361.
, mayor of Kingston-on-
Hull, 502.
Seleby. See Selby.
Seler, Adam atte, 431.
Wt. 18915.
E 45
706
GENERAL INDEX.
Seler — cont.
, Thomas atte, parson of
Esher, exchanged to Monk-
silker, 234.
Selkley, Selkeley [co. Wilts], hun-
dred of, 417.
Selling, Sellynges, co. Kent, manor,
35.
Selveston, John de, 429.
Sely, Benedict, commissioner, 58.
Seman, Robert, of Saham Toney,
147.
Semer. See Seamer.
Semer, William de, of Scarborough,
59, 448.
Semere, Peter, 484.
Semperingham, Sempyngham [co.
Lincoln], order of, 123.
Sempyngham. See Semperingham.
Senche, William, of Spalding, vicar
of Honingham, co. Norfolk,
345.
Sendelove, Robert, 409.
Seneschal, Walter, commissioner,
52.
Sengleburgh. See Singleborough.
Sentlyngge. See Seyntling.
Sergeant, Serjeant, Serjant, Ser-
geaunt, Henry, 203, 299.
, John, commissioner, 138,
154, 157, 315, 319.
, . . . . , escheator in Gloucester,
109, 167, 174.
, John, of Essex, 435.
, Stephen, 328.
, Walter, 290.
, Walter of Dalby, 83.
Sergeaux, Serjeaux, Cergeaux, Cer-
ceaux, John, commissioner,
52.
, Michael, clerk, bachelor in
laws, 291.
, Richard, commissioner, 139, I
152, 332.
Serjant, Serjeant. See Sergeant.
Serjeaux. See Sergeaux.
Serk. See Sark.
Serre. See Sarre.
Serreswall. See Sarre Wall.
Servant, John le, ' bon skarlet,' 326.
services : —
keeping watch at Calais, 117.
rendering an ell of scarlet cloth
at the king's coronation,
81.
Sesteford. See Seighford.
Setchey, Sechete, Sechethe [co. Nor-
folk], 263 bis.
Seton. See Seaton.
Seuelesho. See Silsoe.
Sevenhampton [co. Gloucester],
manor, hayward of. See
Oxenford, Andrew de.
Sevenhampton Michaelis. See
Seavington St. Michael.
Sevenhous, John de, citizen and
tailor of York, 242.
Severn, river, arrest of ships in, 337.
Sevyner, Adam, 267.
Sewacre, Henry, of Wanborough, co.
Wilts, 281.
Sewale, Thomas, commissioner, 135,
138, 314.
Sewall, Thomas, escheator in Bed-
ford, Buckingham, Cambridge
and Huntingdon, 74, 87, 118,
167, 172, 175, 195, 201, 202,
315, 320, 370, 429.
, . . . . , escheator in Bucking-
ham, commissioner, 225.
Seward, Walter, temp. Henry 111,426.
sewers, commissions of, 58, 134, 145,
156, 158, 161, 315, 319, 485,
496.
Sexhampcote, John de, chaplain,
presented to the church of
St. Peter, Old Sarum, 345.
Sexhowe, Sexowe [in Rudby in
Cleveland, co. York], 501.
Sexmendham. See Saxmundham.
Seymour, Seymore, Nicholas, knight,
168, 193.
, . . . . , escheator in North-
ampton, 17.
See Sancto Mauro.
Seynesbury, John de, buyer for the
household, 71, 238.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Holywell, co. Huntingdon,
167.
, . . . . , presentation of, re-
voked, 184.
i claimant to the church
of Holywell, 464, 465.
Seyntcler. See Sancto Claro.
Seyntling, Sentlyngge [in St. Mary
Cray], co. Kent, manor, 241.
Seyntloo. See Seint Loo.
I Seynt Paul. See Sancto Paulo.
Seys, Diggory, knight, commissioner,
495.
Shackleford, Shakelford [co. Surrey],
273.
Shadell, Denise, 107, 270.
, Edward, 107, 270.
Shadworth, John, 157, 160.
Shaf of Leteby. See Saltfleetby.
Shaftesbury [co. Dorset], conventual
church of, prebend of Iwerne
Minster in, 395, 419.
GENERAL INDEX.
707
S haf tesbury — cont.
, abbess and convent of, 287,
355, 368.
, abbey of St. Edmund at,
Joan, abbess, and the convent
of, letters patent of, 268.
, rent of toll, pleas &c. in,
368.
Shait. See Shayt.
Shakelford. See Shackleford.
Shakill, John, 317.
Shakyliston, Richard, 188.
, , Isabel, wife of, 188.
Shaldeford. See Shalford.
Shaldeford, Andrew de, 11, 102, 104,
112.
Shalford, Shaldeford [co. Essex],
415.
Shardelowe, Sherdelowe, John de,
commissioner, 314, 411, 412,
497.
, Thomas, 42.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
136, 491, 497.
, . . . . , coroner and king's
attorney in the King's Bench,
29.
Shareshull, Thomas, groom of the
household, 382.
, William de, knight,, 113.
Sharpe, John, forester of Penrith
ward in Inglewood forest, 236.
Sharpyng, William, deputy butler
at London, 362.
Sharstede. See Shawsted.
Shaw [co. Berks], Donnington in,
252.
Shawe. John, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
, Richard, prebendary of
St. George's, Windsor, 206,
212.
....... . . . . , prebendary of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 206,
212.
Shawsted, Sharstede by Roucestre
[in Chatham, co. Kent],
manor, 16, 116.
Shayt, Shait, Richard, 221.
of Ruardean, co.
Gloucester, 220, 221.
, Richard, called Sir William
Recchemenever, 221.
Shebbear, Sheftbeare, co. Devon,
manor court, 405.
Sheen, Shene [co. Surrey], 357.
, letters patent dated at, 7,
39, 69, 110, 166, 174, 184,
187, 189, 211, 233, 248, 425,
426, 430, 431, 434, 435, 438-
I Sheen, letters patent dated at — cont.
447, 452, 453, 462, 463, 468-
471, 475-479, 481-484.
I , manor, 238.
, . . . . , letters patent dated at,
430, 433, 436, 438, 439, 441,
442, 456, 459, 470, 472-474,
476, 478, 479, 483, 484, 491.
, manor, keeper of. See
S wanton, John de.
Sheepwash, Shepwayssh [co. Devon],
64.
I , manor, 64.
Sheffield, Sheffeld, co. York, 217.
, castle, 217.
J , castle and manor, 186.
, Walkley in, Walkelay, 186.
Shefford [co. Bedford], 402.
Shefford, John, yeoman of the
household, 335.
Sheftbeare. See Shebbear.
Shelf anger [co. Norfolk], 53.
Shelf ord, Great, co. Cambridge,
manor, 195.
Shelford, Henry, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Bulbridge,
co. Wilts, 166.
Shelton, John, carter, 103.
Shene. See Sheen.
Shengham. See Shingham.
Shepard, Walter, 221.
Cf. Shepherd.
Sheperde, John, of Ham Green, co.
Worcester, 234, 336.
! Shepeye, Shepey, John, John de,
272, 495, 504.
, king's clerk, doctor
of laws, 359, 365.
, commissioner, 487.
, Jordan de, 504.
Shepeye. See Sheppey.
Shepherd, Shephird, William, 140,
155.
Cf. Shepard ; Sheperde ;
Shiphyrd.
Sheppey, Shepeye, co. Kent, isle of,
marshes in, commission of
sewers in, 161.
Shepston. See Shipton under Wych-
wood.
Shepton Beauchamp [co. Somerset],
406.
, advowson, 35.
Shepwayssh. See Sheepwash.
Sherborne, Shyreburne, co. Dorset,
exemplification of plea at,
286.
Monks', Shirbourne [co.
Southampton], alien priory,
166.
708
GENERAL INDEX.
Sherborne — cont.
, Shirborn [co. Warwick],
392.
Sherburn, Shirburn [co. York], 414.
in Elmet, Shirburn in Elmett
[co. York], 227.
, Shirburn in Harfordlith [co.
York, E.R.], 329.
Sherdelowe. See Shardelowe.
Shere [co. Surrey], Gomshall in,
Gomshelf, 164.
Sherewynd, Shirwynd, Richard,
clerk, 109.
, . . . . , groom of the house-
hold, 382.
Cf. Sherwynd.
Sherfkyn, John, knight of Almain,
77.
Sherington, Shiryngton, co. Bucking-
ham, 457.
Sherrington, Shryngton [co. Buck-
ingham], 197.
Sherston, co. Wilts, manor, 438, 442.
Sherwood, Shirewode [co. Notting-
ham], forest of, keeper of.
See Daubrichecourt, Nicholas.
Sherwynd, John, 143.
, Nicholas, merchant of
Southampton, 421.
Cf. Sherewynd.
Shetekost, Roger, 312.
Shetersselde. See Shooter's Hill.
Sheviock, Shevyok [co. Cornwall],
parsons of, 194.
Shevynton, John de, parson of Bid-
dulph, exchanged to Ight-
field, 265.
Shifnal, Shoffenhale [co. Salop], 427.
Shilbottle, co. Northumberland,
Hartlaw in, Hertelowe, 423.
Shillingheld, Shillynghelde [in Chil-
ham, co. Kent], 35.
Shimpling, Shymplyng [co. Norfolk],
parson of, 122.
Shingham, Shengham [co. Norfolk],
parsons of, 402.
Shipdene. See Cromer.
Shiphyrd, William, of Lutton, 167.
Cf. Shepherd.
Shipley, Shippeley [in Eglingham,
co. Northumberland], 59.
Shiplode, John, of Coventry, 393.
Ships named : —
la Crak, 505.
la Cristofre, 417.
Goddesknyght, 417.
la Marie, of Fobbing, 156.
Marioncogge, 417.
Maydagh, 417.
Nauseynt Johan, 462.
Ships named — cont.
Palmedau, 417.
Posdagh, of Prussia, 417.
St. Anthony, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
St. James, of Bilbao, 507.
St. James, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
St. John, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
St. John, of Guetaria, 507.
St. John, of San Sebastian, 507.
St. Katharine, of Bilbao, 507.
la Seinte Margarete, of Genoa,
507.
la Seinte Marie, 65.
la Seinte Marie, of Genoa, 507.
St. Martin, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
St. Martin, of Guetaria, 507.
St. Mary, of Castro Urdiales,
507.
St. Mary, of Guetaria, 507.
St. Mary, of Portugalete, 507.
St. Mary Magdalene, of Plasen-
cia, 507.
Seint Nicholas, of Genoa, 449.
St. Nicholas, of Motrico, 507.
St. Peter, of Bilbao, 507.
Welfare, of Dartmouth, 327,
408.
Shippeley. See Shipley.
Shipton, Shypton [co. Oxford],
vicars of, 43.
Shipton under Wychwood, Shepston
[co. Oxford], manor, 442.
[in Overton, co. York], 350.
Shipton, Henry de, clerk, com-
missioner, 323.
Shirborn. See Sherborne.
Shirbourne, 281.
See Sherborne, Monks'.
Shirbourne, Shirbourn, John, 281.
, Thomas de, 338.
, Walter de, 211.
See Shirburn.
Shirburn, co. Oxford, 434.
See Sherburn.
Shirburn, John de, 27.
, Nicholas de, 480.
See Shirbourn.
Shires, Michael, presented to the
vicarage of Twickenham, 130.
Shirewood. See Sherwood.
Shirfeld, John, of Salisbury, 448.
Shirford, Thomas de, clerk, 356.
Shirland, Shirlond [co. Derby], 217,
310 321.
Shirleye, Hugh de, 358.
I Shirreve, Geoffrey, 15.
GENERAL INDEX.
709
Shirwynd. See Sherwynd ; Shere-
wynd.
Shiryngton. See Sherington.
Shitfeld, Reynold, 464.
Shitlington, Shutlyndon, Shitlyng-
don [co. Bedford], 264, 318.
shoes, fraudulent sales of, 440.
Shoffenhale. See Shifnal.
Shooters' Hill, Shetersselde, co.
Kent, 38.
Shopp, William, 281.
Shordich, John, commissioner, 491.
Shordich. See Shoreditch.
Shordych. See Shoreditch.
Shoreditch, Shordich, Shordych [co.
Middlesex], 388.
, parish, ' La More ' in, 381.
Shoreham, Shorham [co. Sussex],
413, 494.
, manor, 375.
, gaugers of wines at. See
Gambon, William ; Maykyn,
John.
Shorham. See Shoreham.
Shorne [co. Kent], 366.
Short, John, of Upavon, co. Wilts,
356.
Shortcombe, Shortecombe [in West
Harp tree, co. Somerset], 445.
Shorte, John, 268.
Shortgrove, Thomas, late keeper of
Harewood bailiwick in the
forest of Dean, 270.
, . . . . , bailiff in the forest of
Dean, 284.
Shorton, John de, parson of Arksey,
co. York, 90.
, .. .., of Bentley, co. York,
186.
Shortport, Shortporte, William, 410,
413.
Shot, John, servant of, 409.
Shotelyngton, Alan, parson of Hem-
ingbrough, 243.
Shouk, Thomas, 492.
Shoyre, Peter, 392.
Shraueley, Walter de, presented to
the vicarage of Astley, co.
Worcester, 255.
Shrewsbury, Shrouesbury, Salopes-
bire [co. Salop], 103, 312, 471.
492.
, burgesses of, 433.
, castle, free chapel, in 154.
, church of St. Chad, canon
of. See Laweley, Philip.
, Nicholas, abbot of, com-
missioner, 312.
, hospital of St. John the
Baptist, 312.
Shrewsbury — cont.
, hospital of St. John in the
suburb, warden of. See
Barkere, Thomas.
Shrivenham, Shryvenham [co.
Berks], 383.
Shrouesbury. See Shrewsbury.
Shrouesbury, John de, tailor of
London, 458.
Shryngton. See Sherrington.
Shryvenham. See Shrivenham.
Shupton in Galtres, Roger son of
John de, 441.
Shutlyndon. See Shitlington.
Shymplyng. See Shimpling.
Shynler, Hugh, John son of, of
Gratwayth, 316.
Shypton. See Shipton.
Shyreburne. See Sherborne.
Sibbeseye, John de, 312.
Sibile, Walter, citizen of London, 81,
157, 160.
Sibille, Thomas, vicar of Ombersley,
co. Worcester, exchanged to
the vicarage of Beckford, co.
Gloucester, 2.
Sibthorp, Robert de, king's clerk,
348, 432.
, . . . ., king's clerk, chamber-
lain of the Exchequer, 174,
296.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Maidstone, 217, 240.
Siddington, Sudyngton Musard [co.
Gloucester], parsons of, 261.
Sidecowe, Henry, merchant of the
Hanse, 417.
Siggeston, Thomas de, 474.
, .. .., citizen of York, 266.
, . . . . , citizen and merchant
of York, 73.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of,
73.
Sigglesthorne [co. York], Seaton in,
Seton, 467.
, Wassand in, 467.
Silby, John, 423.
Silian, Maynorsullen [co. Cardigan],
374.
Silkstone [co. York], West Bretton
in, 126.
Silly by Kaerdyf. See Sully.
Silsoe, Seuelesho [co. Bedford], 318.
Silverle, John de, 146.
Silverstone, Sylvestone [co. North-
ampton], wood of, 267.
Simeon, Symeon, Simon, commis-
sioner, 134, 147, 497.
Simon, John son of, de Cleydon, of
Whitwell, co. Rutland, 273.
710
GENERAL INDEX.
Simon — cont.
See Symon.
Simonburn, Symondesbourne [co.
Northumberland], vicars of,
70.
Simondesson, John, chaplain, 27.
Simonetti, Athelinus, of Lucca, 508.
Singilton, Robert, commissioner,
158.
Singleborough, Sengleburgh [in
Great Horwood, co. Bucking-
ham], 429.
Sisson, Richard, Scot, 414.
, Roger, Scot, of Weaver-
thorpe, 414.
, Thomas, Scot, 414.
, William, Scot, 414.
Siston, Syston [co. Gloucester], 58.
Siston. See Syston.
Sittingbourne, Sydyngbourne, co.
Kent, 184.
Sixhills, Sixhill [co. Lincoln], prior
of, 456.
Skales. See Scales.
Skargill, Skarghill. See Scargill.
Skegholf, John, of Langton, 168.
Skegness, Skegnes, co. Lincoln, com-
mission of sewers at, 158.
Skeldingho. See Skellingthorpe.
Skellingthorpe, Skeldingho [co. Lin-
coln], 19.
Skelton, co. Cumberland, advowson,
187.
, . . . ., manor, 443.
in Cleveland, Clyveland [co.
York], castle and manor, 177.
Skelton, William, summoner, 169.
Skerne, Skyrna [co. York], 467.
, water called, 467.
Skerton, John de, 205.
Skidby, Skytby [co. York], 227.
Skilling, Skillyng, Skyllyng, Skyl-
lynge, Michael, 42, 95, 272.
, . . . . , king's attorney, 60.
, commissioner, 59, 61,
139, 222 ter, 223 bis, 310,
409.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
265.
, Walter, parson of Urchfont,
co. Wilts, 259.
Skippewith. See Skipwith.
Skipsea, Skipse, co. York, church,
55.
, Dringhoe in, Dringhou, 467.
Skipwith, Skypwyth, Skippewith,
Skipwyth, Skypwyth, Ralph
de, commissioner, 137.
, Robert, of York, skinner,
281.
Skipwith — cont.
, William de, commissioner,
158, 311, 409, 411, 414 bis,
485, 490 bis, 491 bis, 492, 494,
502.
, . . . ., knight, 71.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
50, 145.
, justice of the Bench,
351, 365.
, . . . . , justice of North and
South Wales, 293.
, . . . . , steward of the lord-
ship of Haverfordwest, 293.
, . . . . , William son of, com-
missioner, 319, 485.
Skirbeck, Skyrbek [co. Lincoln],
parsons of, 395.
Skirlawe, Skyrlawe, Walter de, 495.
, commissioner, 226,
487.
, king's clerk, doctor
of laws, 438.
, . . . . , doctor of laws, com-
missioner, 410.
, . . . . , canon of Beverley,
239, 473.
, . . . . , prebendary of Bever-
ley collegiate church, 348.
, . . . . , dean of St. Martin's le
Grand, London, 398.
Skirpenbeck, Skirpenbek [co. York],
manor, 101.
Skirwith, John de, 140.
Sklattere, Thomas le, 113.
Skogon, John, 317.
, Thomas, 317.
Skolete, John, 495.
Skoule, John, of Sedgebrook, co.
Lincoln, 27.
Skyllyng. See Skilling.
Skynner, Robert, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
West Mersea, co. Essex, 211.
, Thomas, of Corfe Castle, 13.
, William, of Coventry, 416.
Skypewyth. See Skipwith.
Skyrbek. See Skirbeck.
Skyret, Roger, commissioner, 310.
Skyrme, John, William son of, of
Dundalk, 461.
, Thomas, William son of,
461.
Skyrna. See Skerne.
Skytby. See Skidby.
Slagham. See Slaugham.
Slaidburn, Sledburn in Bouland,
Slaytburn, co. York, 321.
, parsons of, 104, 183.
Slap ton, co. Devon, manor, 70.
GENERAL INDEX.
711
Slaugham, Slagham, co. Sussex, 496.
Slaughter, Sloughtre, co. Gloucester,
liberty, 155.
Slayhills, Slay hill [in Upchurch], co.
Kent, marsh, commission of
sewers in, 161.
Slaytburn. See Slaidburn.
Slebech [co. Pembroke], master of.
See Woldesef, Roger de.
Sledburn in Bouland. See Slaid-
burn.
Sleford, William de, king's clerk,
surveyor of the works in
Westminster palace and the
Tower, 181, 420.
Slegh, John, 115.
, . . . . , butler of Richard II,
and keeper of Flitteris park
and Oakham warren, 361.
, John de, king's clerk, 348.
Sleght, John, 160.
Sleigth, John, 312.
, . . . . , Walter, servant of,
312.
Slene, William de, parson of Win-
wick, co. Lancaster, 170.
Slimbridge, Slymbrugg, co. Glouces-
ter 164.
Slolegh, John,' 273.
Sloman, Brian, chaplain, presenta-
tion of, revoked, 23, 24.
, John, 495.
Slory, John, 33.
Sloughtre. See Slaughter.
Sluys, letters patent dated at, 504.
Slymbrugg. See Slimbridge.
Smalberghe, John, commissioner,
56.
Smalbrigge. See Smallbridge.
Smale, Roger, king's servant at
Windsor, 358.
, . . . . , keeper of the keys in
Windsor Castle, 377.
Smallbridge, Smalbrigge [in Bures
St. Mary, co. Suffolk], 209.
Smalle, John, 59.
Smeeth, Smethe [co. Kent], 491.
Smert, John, 216.
Smethcott, Smithecote [co. Salop],
278.
Smethe. See Smeeth.
Smithecote. See Smethcott.
Smowelyng, Richard, of Blakeney,
147.
Smyth, Henry, chaplain, 244.
, John le, 392.
, John, 221, 412, 431.
, . . . ., chaplain, 318.
, . . . . , of Annesley, co. Not-
tingham, 420.
Smyth, John — cont.
, .. .., vicar of Ashton, 10.
, .. .., of Clent, co. Worces-
ter, 366.
, . . . . , clerk, claimant to the
prebend of Bullinghope, 432.
, . . . . , of Kirby, co. Leicester,
168, 184.
, . . . . , of Kirkby Moorside,
the younger, 316.
, , of Little Dean, 221.
, . . . . , . . . . , called Sir Richard
Misavysed, 221.
, . . . . , of Ordsall, Beatrice,
wife of, 269.
, See Bedewardyn,
John de.
, John son of Peter le, of
Leckhampstead, presented to
the church of Cottisford, co.
Oxford, 23.
, Nicholas, of Wareham, 409.
, Ralph, of Castle Hedingham,
co. Essex, 296.
, . . . . , Beatrice, wife of, 296.
, Richard, 21.
, commissioner, 233.
, . . . ., of East Bridgford, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
, of Wysall, co. Not-
tingham, chaplain, 356.
, Robert le, Robert, 228, 399,
495.
.... . . , Robert, chaplain, 244.
, . . . . , of Great Oakley, pre-
sented to the church of Little
Oakley, co. Northampton,
199.
, Simon, of Witney, co. Ox-
ford, 10.
, Stephen son of Richard, of
Alderton, co. Northampton,
66.
, Thomas, 152.
, Thomas, of Hucknall, co.
Nottingham, 420.
, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the church of Little Bricett,
co. Suffolk, 235.
, Tidmann, master of la
Cristofre, 417.
, Walter, of Ingoldsby, co.
Lincoln, 61.
, William, king's plumber,
265.
, William, of Barnston, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
, William, of Highgate,
476.
, .. .., of Islington, 476.
712
GENERAL INDEX.
Smyth, William — cont.
, . . . . , parson of Merrow,
co. Surrey, 273.
, , of Mitchelclean, 221.
, . . . . , called ' John Geff ray '
and 'Admiral,' 220, 221.
Smythson, Smytson, Thomas, of
Stockton on Tees, 329, 331.
Snaith, Snayth [co. York], 30.
, Hensall in, Hethensale, 30.
, liberty of the soke of, com-
mission of the peace in, 314,
315.
Snawe, Robert, of Barton, co. Ox-
ford, presented to the church
of Cottisford, co. Oxford,
40.
Snaynton, William de, 54.
, . . . . , commissioner, 502.
Snayth. See Snaith.
Snayth, Henry, Henry de, clerk,
354, 494.
, . . . . , canon of Beverley,
239.
, Thomas, 344.
Sneed [in Westbury upon Trym],
co. Gloucester, park, keepers
of. See Burgeys, John ;
Morton, Thomas de.
Snelle, William, 28.
Snelleston. See Snelston.
Snelston, Snelleston, co. Derby, 475.
Snetesham. See Snettisham.
Snetesham, John, citizen and mercer
of London, 103.
Snettisham, Snetesham [co. Norfolk],
199.
, manor, 405.
, warren, keeper of. See
Bovyngton, Roger de.
Snodeshull. See Snodhill.
Snodhill, Snodeshull [in Dorstone],
co. Hereford, castle and
manor, 444.
Snoryng, John, of Walsingham,
clerk, 44.
Sny lies ton, William de, citizen of
Lincoln, 501.
Sny tell, William, 318.
Snyterley. See Blakeney.
Sodbury, Sobbury [co. Gloucester],
manor, 457.
, park, 456.
Soham, Saham, co. Cambridge,
manor, 405.
, warren, keepers of. See
Bovyngton, Roger de ;
Stanes, Richard.
Soissons, count of. See Coucy,
Ingram de.
Sokburn, Roger de, chaplain,
chantry warden in All Saints' ,
Newcastle -on-Tyne, 188.
Soles, Solys [in Nonington, co. Kent],
209.
Solihull, Solyhull [co. Warwick],
338.
, parson of, 234.
Solyere, John, bondman, 142.
Solyhull. See Solihull.
Solys. See Soles.
Solys, John, 209.
Somer, John, 430.
Somerby, Somerdeby [co. Leicester],
William, reeve of, temp.
Henry III, 426.
, Somerdeby [co. Lincoln],
187.
, Somurby [in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln], 61.
Somercotes, Gomercote [co. Lincoln],
271.
Somerdeby. See Somerby.
Somerey. See Somery.
Somerford, William, presented to
the church of Calstock, co.
Cornwall, 340.
Somerset county, 53, 57, 65, 155,
228, 288, 356, 488.
, collectors of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Beau-
pyne, Thomas ; Canynges,
John and Simon.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
139, 313.
, escheator in. See Syfre-
wast, Walter ; Hale, John
atte ; More, Adam atte.
, . . . . , commissioner, 222.
, justices of assize in, 431.
, justices of oyer and ter-
miner in, 146.
, outlawries in, 11 bis, 103,
104, 230, 471.
, ports in, deputy butler in.
See Asshenden, Thomas de.
Somersham, John de, 473.
Somerton [in Boothby Graffoe, co.
Lincoln], castle, 62.
, works in, 479.
Somerton, Geoffrey de, 211.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
136.
, . . . . , escheator in Oxford,
Berks, Wilts and Hants, 300,
343, 348, 357, 429, 430.
464.
Somerville, Roger de, of Cossingfcon,
88.
GENERAL INDEX.
713
Somery, Somerey, Walter, 4, 30,
123, 129.
Somurby. See Somerby.
Sonde. See Sandes.
Sondon [? in Stoke Courcy, co.
Somerset], 97.
Sop, Nicholas, 96.
Sor, Alexander, 247.
, Randolph le, temp. Henry
III, 26.
Sote, Pernell, 421.
, Robert, 421.
Soteby, Roger de, 169.
, . . . . , porter of the great
wardrobe, 167.
Sotheren, John, 422.
, John son of Thomas, of
Mitton, cos. Lancaster and
York, 422.
Sotheworth, Thomas, knight, 360. !
Sotovart. See Guernsey.
Souche. See Zouche.
Soukeley, Giles de, presented to the
church of Nacton, co. Suffolk,
168.
Sourby. See Sowerby.
Souter, Richard, of Elmdon, co.
Essex, 61.
, Robert, of Felstead, co.
Essex, 360.
, Robert, of Hainton, co.
Lincoln, 158.
Soutere, Adam, Thomas son of, 277.
Southam, John, citizen and stock -
fishmonger of London, 119.
Southampton county, 61, 148, 222,
223, 332, 411, 435, 474, 485. ,
, issues of, 48, 50, 162, 178,
353.
, outlawries in, 10 bis, 43,
67, 103, 120, 230, 231, 356, 1
448.
, commission of array in,
497.
, commission for defence of j
the sea-coast of, 153.
, commission of the peace in,
139.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, escheator in. See Fro ill,
John ; Harnham, Oliver de ;
Somerton, Nicholas.
Southampton, Suthampton, co.
Southampton, 37, 105, 175,
235.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 49,
156, 206.
, collectors of customs at, 206.
, port, 48, 413, 449, 485. |
Southampton, port — cont.
, . . . . , customs and subsidies
in, 7.
, . . . . , controller of customs
in. See Kyngton, Thomas
de ; Neylond, Walter.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Bere, John ; May, Richard.
, castle, 79.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Foxle,
John de.
, ' Franchestrete,' 196.
, church of St. John, 361.
, . . . . , parsons of, 340.
, parish of St. Michael, 196.
, hospital of St. Mary Mag-
dalene, warden of, 485.
, priory of St. Denis by,
prior of, 485.
, . . . ., Richard, prior of, let-
ters patent of, 189.
, corrody in, 189.
, merchant at, 37.
, merchant of, 421.
Southanyfeld, Southanyngfeld. See
Hanningfield, South.
Southay, Southeye, in Kingsbury
Episcopi [co. Somerset], 31.
Southbalton, 481.
Southbemflete. See Benfleet, South.
Southbroke, John, 338.
Southease, Southese, co. Sussex, 496.
Southese. See Southease.
Southewerk. See Southwark.
Southeye. See Southay.
Southfeld. See Suffield.
Southgosseforth. See Gosforth,
South.
Southill, Suthzevill [co. Bedford], 10.
Southlanverhudell. See Llanwrthwl.
Southmorton. See Moreton, South.
Southoe, Southoo [co. Huntingdon],
church, 431.
Southorp. See Southrop.
Southotryngton. See Otterington,
South.
Southous, Edmund de, of Saham
Toney, the younger, 147.
Southrop, Southorp, Souththorp, co.
Gloucester, 268.
, manor, 404.
Southstradmarghell. See Ystrad
Marchell.
Souththorp. See Southrop.
Southwark, Suthwerk [co. Surrey],
150, 195, 337.
, ' Lestuwes ' in, 297.
, hospital of St. Thomas,
warden of. See Haytfeld,
John de.
714
GENERAL INDEX.
Southwell, Suthwelle, Suthwell [co.
Nottingham], collegiate
church, prebend of Norman-
ton in, 439.
, . . . . , prebend of Rampton
in, 262.
Southwick, Suthwyk [co. Southamp-
ton], prior of, 497.
Southwokyndon. See Ockendon,
South.
Southwotton. See Wootton, South.
Southyn, Joan, 483.
Sower, William, 412.
Sowerby, Castle, Sourby, Soureby,
co. Cumberland, manor, 150,
182, 486.
, Soureby [by Halifax], co.
York, 154.
Spaigne, Spaynge, John de, keeper
of Langley Marish park, 171,
369.
, William de, commissioner,
135, 138, 311, 312, 317, 417,
485, 490, 497.
, William de, of Boston, 175.
Spain, 352, 354.
, ships of, 63, 462.
, war with, 117.
, wine of, 298.
Spak, William, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Honing
ham, co. Norfolk, 335.
, . . . . , . . . . , presentation of
revoked, 346.
Spalding, Spaldyng [co. Lincoln]
345.
Spaldingmore, Spaldyngmore, co
York, commission of sewers in
485.
Spaldington, Spaldyngton [in Bub
with], co. York, 209.
Spaldyng, John, of Peterborough
288.
, Nicholas, groom of the
chamber, 370.
, Thomas, chaplain, 158.
, William, of the county of
Tipperary, 295.
, William, farmer of Eltham
manor, 381.
Spaldyngton. See Spaldington.
Spargrove, Spertegrave [in Bat-
combe, co. Somerset], manor,
parsons of the chapel of,
166.
Sparham [co. Norfolk], church, 132.
Spark, Gilbert, king's servant at
Queenborough, 358.
, Henry, commissioner, 489.
, Walter, 146.
Sparowe, Thomas, of Salisbury,
38.
Sparwe, John son of John, of East
Lulworth, 409.
Specer, William, bailiff of Cork, 207.
Spechesleye, Richard de, heir of,
temp. Edward I, 271.
Speek, Robert son of William, chap-
lain, 205.
Speen, Wood, Wodespene [in
Speen], co. Berks, 352.
Spelly, Ellis, 179.
. . . , commissioner, 63.
Spence, Walter atte, 301.
Spenser, Elizabeth, 380.
Hugh, 92.
John, 268.
William, 151, 327.
commissioner, 414.
, of Derby, 92.
Spendelove, John, Joan late the
wife of, 472.
Spenluf, William, walker, 108.
Sperham, William, of Saham Toney,
147.
Spert, Thomas, prebendary of Wells,
273, 413.
Spertegrave. See Spargrove.
Spice, Spyce, Spicer, Clement, com-
missioner, 158 bis, 161, 332,
482, 489.
Spicer, Alice, 476.
, Edmund, commissioner, 490.
, John, 176, 472.
, Richard, of Bristol, 101,
364.
, Richard, citizen of London,
47.
, Robert, groom of the house-
hold, 382.
, Walter, controller of cus-
toms at Kingston-on-Hull,
288.
, . . . . , searcher in the port of
Kingston-on-Hull and other
ports, 150.
, William, 318.
, William, chaplain, 263.
, William, of Lewes, 47, 421.
Spigurnell, Henry, temp. Edward I,
197.
, Thomas, 14, 61, 89 bis, 90,
96 bis.
, . . . . , Katharine wife of,
89 bis, 90, 96.
Spik, Thomas, 144.
Spiryng, William, of East Bridgford,
co. Nottingham, 63, 142.
Spofforth, Spofford, co. York, 59.
Spoford, John de, 2.
GENERAL INDEX.
715
Spondon, Spoundon [co. Derby],
450.
Spoo, William, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Spore, Juliana, 409.
Sporel, Nicholas, 328.
Sporier, Richard le, of Bakewell,
co. Derby, 28.
Spoundon. See Spondon.
Spridlyngton, Richard de, pre-
bendary of Lincoln, 261.
, Thomas de, of Glentham,
469.
, William de, bishop of St.
Asaph, 376, 378.
Sprot, John, 91.
, his servant, 431.
Sprotbrough, Sprotburgh [co. York],
30.
Sprotholf, Bartholomew, 157.
Sprotley, Stephen, of London,
'fourbour,' 103.
Sprout, William, parson of Stuch-
bury, co. Northampton, ex-
changed to the church of
Boddington, co. Northamp-
ton, 15.
Spruz, le. See Prussia.
Spryng, Richard, merchant of Nor-
wich, 505.
Spryngold, Geoffrey, 61.
Spyce. See Spice.
Spycer. See Spicer.
Spyn, Bartholomew de, of Majorca,
505.
Spyng, William, of Sprotbrough,
co. York, 30.
Spynk, Richard, of Stillington, co.
York, 275.
Spyrcok, Edmund, 444.
Squiere, John, of Papworth, chap-
lain, presented to the church
of St. Clement, Hastings,
162.
Squiller, Henry, 229.
Stabel, William del, of Laversdale,
co. Cumberland, 328.
, . . . . , John, son of, 328.
Stabeler, Alexander, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Little
Bealings, co. Suffolk, 207.
Stable, Adam, citizen and mercer
of London, 356.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator
in London, 439.
Stace, John, captain of the barge
of Hythe, 60.
Stachesden. See Stagsden.
Stacy, Peter, of Sandon, co. Hert-
ford, 103.
Staffield, Staffulle [in Kirkoswald,
co. Cumberland], 222.
Stafford county, 9, 144, 339.
, collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Ray,
John.
, escheator in. See Lee,
Roger de la ; Walshale,
William.
, sheriff of. See Basset,
John ; Stafford, Nicholas de.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of the peace in,
139, 311, 491.
, outlawry in, 454.
Stafford, co. Stafford, free chapel of
St. Mary, dean and college
of, 372.
, . . . . , deans of. See Hert-
yngdon, Adam de ; More,
Robert.
, . . . . , prebend of Marston in,
372, 460.
, Tillington in, Tyllyngton,
272.
Stafford, Hugh, earl of, 6, 9, 272.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
136, 138, 139, 311, 315, 320,
323, 415, 487, 491, 499 bis.
Stafford, Master Edmund de, canon
of Lincoln, 292.
, Hugh, 431.
, John de, clerk, commissioner,
322.
, John de, son of John de
Stafford, 428.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
311.
, , sheriff of Stafford, 320.
, , knight, 272.
, Richard de, 54, 57, 58.
, Richard de, parson of
Worthen, co. Salop, 14.
, . . . . , parson of Irn-
ham, co. Lincoln, exchanged
to a chantry wardenship in
Lincoln cathedral, 88.
, Thomas de, 159, 219.
, . . . ., serjeant-at-arms, 120.
Staffulle. See Staffield.
Stagsden, Stachesden [co. Bedford],
370.
Staincliffe, Staynclif, Staynclyf, co.
York, lordship, commission
of the peace in, 314, 315.
Staindrop, co. Durham, Raby in,
29, 55, 159, 219, 329, 331,
491, 498.
Stainforth, Staynford [co. York],
10, 154.
716
GENERAL INDEX.
Stainton [co. York], Thornaby in,
Thormotby, 330.
Stake, John, forester of the New
Forest, 48.
, Thomas, lieutenant of the
forest of Bere, co. Southamp-
ton, 446.
Stakepole, Richard de, 114.
, Richard, knight, 114.
Stallingbo rough, Stalyngburgh [co.
Lincoln], manor, 432.
Stalworth, Nicholas, 318.
, Thomas, 219.
Stalyngburgh. See Stallingborough.
Stamford, Staunford, co. Lincoln,
154, 263.
, church of St. John, parsons
of, 110.
Stamfordham, Stanefordham, co.
No rthumberland , 51.
, Walter, vicar of, 51.
, Owston in, Ulkeston, 51.
Standen, East. Eststandon [in
Arreton, I.W.], chapel, war-
dens of, 246.
Standground, Stanground [co. Hun-
tingdon], parson of, 202.
Standi che, Ralph de, 317.
Standolf. See Stonydelph.
Standon, co. Hertford, Puckeridge
in, Pokerych, 123, 261.
Stanefordham. See Stamfordham.
Stanerne. See St anion.
Stanes, Richard, keeper of the war-
ren of Soham, co. Cambridge,
405.
, Thomas, king's esquire,
164.
, William, spicer, 338.
Stanford Rivers, Ryvers [co. Essex],
church of, 170.
upon Soar, Stanford [co.
Nottingham], parson of, 456.
Stanground. See Standground.
Stanground, Richard, 229.
Stanhope, Stanhop, John, of Ramp-
ton, escheator in Derby, 93,
120.
, John, commissioner, 136,
491.
Stanion, Stanerne [co. Northamp-
ton], 22.
Stanlawe, Robert de, 140.
Stanlay. See Stanley.
Stanlegh, William de, 378 bis.
, . . . . , commissioner, 499.
Stanley, 297.
Stanley [co. Derby], 88.
, Stanlay [by Wakefield],
co. York, 154.
Stanley, Stanlay, John son of William
de, 297.
, Thomas de, king's clerk,
warden of the hospital of
St. Nicholas, York, 303.
Stanlowe, John, yeoman of the
household, 382.
Stansale, John, the elder, 421.
Stanschawe, John de, steward of
the hundred of Barton Regis,
267.
Stansfield, Stansfeld, co. York, 154.
Stansted Montfichet [co. Essex],
Thremhall in, Tremhale, 435.
Abbots, Stanstede Abbatis
[co. Hertford], 249.
, Stansted [co. Suffolk], 286.
Stanton. See Staunton.
, Long [co. Cambridge], 458.
, Fen, Fenstanton, co. Hunt-
ingdon, 326.
, Stoney, Stanton by Sapcote
[co. Leicester], 379.
, Staunton by Dunsterre [in
Dunster], co. Somerset,
manor, 44.
Stanwell [co. Middlesex], 89.
, Roddesworth in, 89.
Stanwell, Richard, 210.
Stanyford, Robert de, of Craven,
co. York, 59.
Stapelgate, Edmund, 200.
Stapelho, Thomas de, 318.
Stapelton, Stapulton, Brian de,
commissioner, 137, 217, 486.
, , knight, 203.
, John de, 43.
, Miles de, knight, 248.
, Peter de, clerk, 325, 331.
, Thomas de, 30.
, William de, commissioner,
323, 326, 327, 498.
, William de, chief forester
of Inglewood forest, 94, 450.
, William de, of Cumberland,
284.
Stapilherst. See Staplehurst.
Staple, Stapull, co. Sussex, hundred,
commission of array in, 500.
Stapleford, Stapelford [co. Herts],
260.
, advowson, 260.
Staplehurst, Stapilherst, co. Kent,
8.
Stapleton, Stepelton [co. Salop],
278
Stapolyn, William, 394, 396, 416.
, commissioner, 416.
Stapulford, Nicholas de, 474.
Stapull. See Staple.
GENERAL INDEX.
717
Stapulton. See Stapelton.
Starky, Nicholas, of Preston, 301.
Starlyng, John, of Duxford, co.
Cambridge, 421.
Of. Sterlyng.
Stathern, co. Leicester, manor, 446.
Stathum, Ralph de, 475.
, . . . . , commissioner, 320.
, . . . . , Goditha, wife of, 475.
, Ralph son of Ralph de,
189.
Statutes, as to distraint of debtors,
16.
Statynggeston. See Tattingstone.
Staughton, Great, co. Huntingdon,
manor of Lymage in, Lymyng,
195.
Staunden, James de, 444.
Staunford. See Stamford.
Staunford, John de, the elder,
commissioner, 156.
, Philip de, 502.
, Richard de, canon of Mis-
senden, 52.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
138.
Staunton. See Stanton.
Staunton, Stanton [co. Gloucester],
John, lord of, commissioner,
220, 221, 319.
Staunton, Henry de, temp. Edward I,
197.
, John de, clerk, 242.
, John de, of Shackleford,
co. Surrey, clerk, 273.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
136, 491.
Staure, Richard, commissioner,
221 bis.
Staverton [co. Gloucester], vicars of,
268.
Staynclif, Staynclyf. See Stain-
cliffe.
Staynegate, John de, 73.
Staynell, Pernell de, 46.
Staynford. See Stainforth.
Staynton, Nicholas de, 384.
, . . . . , Agnes, wife of, 384.
Stebenhith, Stebenheth. See Step-
ney.
Stede, John de, commissioner,
151.
Steeple, Stuple [co. Dorset], 409.
, Blackmanston in, Blake -
meston, 409.
, Harpson in, Harpeston, 409.
, Lutton in, 408, 409.
Stembridge, Stenebrugge [in Kings-
bury Episcopi, co. Somerset],
190,
Stene, John del, of Nidderdale, co.
York, 22.
Stenebrugge. See Stembridge.
Stepellavyngton. See Lavington,
Market.
Stepelton. See Stapleton.
Stepelton, Robert de, 242.
Stephen, King, charter of, 465.
, letters of, 85.
Stephen, Richard son of, temp.
Edward I, 278.
, Richard son of, son of Alan
de Magna Cotes, 91.
Stephene, Reynold, 464.
Stephenes, John, commissioner,
221 bis.
See Stevenes.
Stephyn, John, chantry chaplain in
St. Michael's free chapel in
St. Austell churchyard, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
St. Mary's, Great Bentley,
372, 373,
See Stevyn.
Stepilbumphstede. See Bumpstead,
Steeple.
Stepney, Stebenheth, Stebenhith
[co. Middlesex], 388.
, church of St. Dunstan, 429.
Steppingley, Stepynglegh, co. Bed-
ford, 181.
Stepynglegh. See Steppingley.
Sterlyng, Geoffrey, of Ipswich, com-
missioner, 156.
Cf. Starlyng.
Stert, Sterte [co. Wilts], 281.
Stevenes, John, 108.
, .. .., Joan wife of, 108.
See Stephenes.
Stevenson, Richard, of Boston,
searcher in all ports in Hol-
land, co. Lincoln, 313.
, Robert, of Benwell, co.
Northumberland, 140, 155.
Steventon, Stevyngton [co. Berks],
alien priory, 277.
, . . . ., vicars of, 277.
, Styvyngton [co. Southamp-
ton], manor and advowson,
91.
Stevington, Styvynton [co. Bedford],
423.
, Pict's Hill in, Peytesle, 433.
Stevyn, John, of Trenosowe, 448.
Stevyngton. See Steventon.
Steynour, John, Christiana late the
wife of, 173, 213.
Stiff key, Styvekey [co. Norfolk],
church of St. Mary at, par-
sons of, 181.
718
GENERAL INDEX.
Stighull, William, 103.
Stikesford, William de, 53.
Stile, William, 103.
Stillington, Stylyngton, Stillyngton
[co. York], 275.
, vicars of, 180.
Stirkeland, Stirkland, Thomas de,
242.
, William de, 242.
, . . . . , forester in Inglewood
forest, 365.
Stirkhirde, William, William son of,
of Gillamoor, co. York, 316.
Stirkland. See Stirkeland.
Stixwould, Stykeswolde [co. Lin-
coln], prioress of, 449.
Stob, Richard, of London, tailor,
344.
Stock, Stokke [in Bradley, co. Wor-
cester], 262.
Stockbridge, Stokbrogge [co. South-
ampton], 264.
Stockbury, Stokebery [co. Kent],
419.
Stockholm, Stokholm [in Hedon, co.
York], 467.
Stocklinch, Stokelynche [co. Somer-
set], 406.
Stockton on Tees, Stokton [cos.
York and Durham], 329, 331.
Stockton, Stouton, 42.
Stockwith, West, Stokketh [in Mis-
terton], co. Nottingham, 104.
, , bailiff of, 105.
Stodeley, Stodeleye, John de, 290.
, Walter, 162, 170.
, William de, parson of St.
Benet's, Paul's Wharf, Lon-
don, exchanged to the church
of Hampton Lucy, 127.
, . . . . , parson of Hampton
Lucy, 121.
Stodeye, John de, citizen of London,
70.
Stodleye. See Studley.
Stoford, Stoneford [in Barwick, co.
Somerset], 172.
Stogumber, Stokgumber [co. Somer-
set], vicars of, 210.
Stok, William de, parson of Easter-
gate, exchanged to Parham,
co. Sussex, 463.
Stok. See Stokke ; Stoke.
Stokbrogge. See Stockbridge.
Stokcursy. See Stoke Courcy.
Stokdale, John, chantry chaplain in
St. Nicholas, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 74.
Stoke [co. Cornwall]. See Stoke-
climsland.
Stoke Gifford, Giffardstoke [co.
Gloucester], vicars of, 168.
Stoke in Hoo, co. Kent, 290.
, , church of, 290.
, Malmain's manor in,
290.
, East, Stoke by Newerk [co.
Nottingham], prebend of.
See Lincoln.
, vicars of, 11, 44.
, . . . . , vicarage of, 82.
, Dry, Drye Stoke [cos.
Leicester and Rutland], par-
son of, 268.
Courcy, Stokcursy, Stoke -
coursy [co. Somerset], alien
priory of, 9, 42, 57, 97, 131,
164, 488.
, . . . . , prior of. See Amys,
Richard ; Galard, John.
, . . . . , temporalities of, to
be let at farm, 97.
, vicarage of, 164.
, . . . . , Farringdon in, Farn-
don, 97.
, . . . . , Monkton in, Monke-
don, 97.
under Hamdon, Hamedon,
co. Somerset, manor, 35.
by Clare [co. Suffolk], alien
priory of, 125, 167, 168, 236,
269, 300.
Stoke, John, of Wandsworth, 428.
, Thomas, 476.
, Thomas de, purveyor for the
household, 71, 238 bis, 239.
, William de, 50.
, . . . . , Margery wife of, 50.
, . . . . , parson of Mar-
ston Moretaine, co. Bedford,
74.
Cf. Stok.
Stokebery. See Stockbury. -
Stokeclimsland, Stoke [co. Corn-
wall], parsons of, 346.
Stokele, William, 496.
Stokelynche. See Stocklinch.
Stokes, Alan de, executor of Edward,
prince of Wales, 378.
, Richard de, clerk, auditor
of the accounts of Edward,
prince of Wales, 376.
, Robert de, esquire, 281.
, Roger, 17.
Cf. Stokys; Stokkes.
Stokesby, William de, citizen of
London, 81.
Stokesley, Stokesleye [co. York],
church, chantry in, 125.
, parson of, 18.
GENERAL INDEX.
719
Stokesley, John de, 125.
, Cecily, wife of, 125.
, William, son of, 125.
, William de, of Whitby,
125.
Stokfflete, John, 287.
Stokgumber. See Stogumber.
Stokholm. See Stockholm.
Stokke, Stok, Richard atte, of Lang-
ford, co. Somerset, commis-
sioner, 53, 65.
See Stock.
Stokkes, Thomas, 185, 363.
Stokketh. See Stockwith, West.
Stokton, Hugh de, hospitaller, 123.
, John de, commissioner, 325,
331.
Stokys, Thomas, 409.
Of. Stokes; Stokkes.
Stondon, William, 341.
Stone [co. Somerset], hundred, 172.
[co. Stafford], 9.
, . . . . , Aston in, 144.
[co. Sussex], prebend of. See
Hastings.
[co. Worcester], Dunclent in,
225.
Stone, Adam de, 416.
, Edmund, vicar of Broad
Clyst, co. Devon, exchanged
to the church of Hatch Beau-
champ, 270.
, Gilbert, notary public, 292.
, John, monk of Bath, 460.
, John atte, or John del, of
Heckmondwike, co. York, 30.
Stoneford. See Stoford.
Stonhurst, Peter, 484.
Stonore, John de, justice of the
Bench, 387.
Stonydelph, Standolf [in Tamworth,
co. Warwick], 102.
Stonysich, Le [co. Stafford], 461.
Stopeham, John, pesager of wools
at Chichester, 215.
Storell, William, of Salthouse, co.
Norfolk, 147.
Storme, William, 229.
Storteford, Richard, 50.
Stotefold. See Stotfold.
Stotfold, Stotefold, co. Bedford,
manor, 234.
[in St. Michael's, Lichfield,
co. Stafford], prebend of. See
Lichfield.
Stoughton, Richard de, 484.
Stour, East, Stoure, Estovere [co.
Dorset], 176.
Stourton [in Whichford, co. War-
wick], 101, 143.
Stourton, John, 384.
, commissioner, 155.
Stoutesbury. See Stuchbury.
Stouton. See Staughton.
Stow St. Mary [co. Devon], Raddon
in, 279.
Stow on the Wold, Stowe St. Edward
[co. Gloucester], 109.
, Maugersbury in, Malgares-
bury, 109.
Stowe [co. Lincoln], archdeaconry
of, tenth granted by the
clergy in, 7.
Stowe St. Edward. See Stow on
the Wold.
Stowe, William, 380, 381, 386.
, , Alice, wife of, 381,
386.
, William de, 318.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Arnesby, co.
Leicester, 309.
, . . . . , revocation of pre-
sentation of, 380.
Stoweforde, Adam, presented to the
church of Itchen, co. South-
ampton, 442.
Stoweye, Richard, of Wells, co.
Somerset, 11.
Stoyle, Robert, of Fulbeck, co. Lin-
coln, 61.
Strabolgi, David de, earl of Athol,
181, 302.
Strangman, Adam, of Good Easter,
co. Essex, 281.
Stranhale, William de, 504.
Stratfeld Say. See Stratfieldsaye.
Stratfield Mortimer, Stratfeld Mor-
temer, Mortumer, co. Berks,
manor, 33, 42.
, manor of Wokefield in,
Woghfeld, 33.
Stratfieldsaye, Stratfeld Say [co.
Southampton], manor and
advowson, 99.
, Robert, parson of, 141, 324.
Stratford Langthorne, Stratforde [co.
Essex], abbot of, 319.
, commissioner, 156.
le Bow, atte Bo we [co. Mid-
dlesex], commission of sewers
at, 319.
on Avon [co. Warwick], Lud-
dington in, Lodynton, 339.
Tony [co. Wilts], church, 44,
171.
, parsons of, 393, 394.
under the Castle, Stratford
by Salesbury [co. Wilts],
church, 6.
720
GENERAL INDEX.
Stratton, Long [co. Norfolk], 448.
, . . . . , church of St. Michael,
273.
, co. Wilts, manor, 447, 473.
Stratton, John de, horse merchant
and citizen of London, 89.
....... Ralph de, servant of the
prior of Wymondham, 199.
Strauleye, Hugh, 46.
, , knight, 401.
Straunge, le. See Lestrange.
Straunge, John de, of Blackmere,
265.
Streatham, Stretham, Stretcham [co.
Surrey], church, 114, 127.
, parsons of, 246.
Street, Strete, co. Sussex, 496.
Strensall, John de, parson of Boston,
206.
Strete. See Street.
Strete, Edmund, presented to the
church of Marlow, 452.
, . . . . , parson of Great Mar-
low, 351.
, Edward, farmer of the manor
of Rotherfield, co. Sussex,
442, 443.
, John, of Aldenham, 13.
, Richard, 36.
, Roger atte, citizen and
mercer of London, 480.
, William, 2, 106, 175, 214,
365, 424, 442, 470.
, king's butler, 199,
288, 373, 396, 443.
, . . . . , controller of the house-
hold, 341, 372, 441, 475.
, . . . . , chirographer of the
Common Bench, 372.
Streteham. See Streatham.
Stretele, Agnes de, abbess of God-
stow, 130.
Stretford [co. Hereford], 384.
, hundred, steward of. See
Genet, William.
Stretham [co. Cambridge], church, 37.
Stretham. See Streatham.
Stretlee, William, of Creslow, co.
Buckingham, 119.
Streton. See Stretton.
Stretton, Church [co. Salop], Minton
in, Moneton, 278.
Stretton, Robert de, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, 8,
87, 90, 92, 93, 113, 120, 261,
454, 494.
, Thomas de, vicar of Orston,
co. Nottingham, exchanged
to Market Overton, co. Rut-
land, 163.
Stretton — cont.
, William son of John de, of
Mickleover, 111.
Strode. See Strood.
Strode, Edmund, commissioner, 136.
Strong, William, 502.
, . . . . , of King's Lynn, 458.
Strood, Strode [co. Kent], hospital
of, master of. See Basynges,
William de.
Strosses. See Strozzi.
Strother, Alan del, Alan de, bailiff
of the liberty of Tindale,
490.
, . . . . , commissioner, 58,
490, 498.
, Henry de, commissioner, 59.
Strouston, Thomas, citizen and
mercer of London, 281.
Strozzi, Strosses, merchants of the
society of, 196.
Stryvelyn, John de, knight, 180,
298, 462.
, John, commissioner, 316.
Stubbard, Richard, of Saham Toney,
the younger, 147.
, Thomas, of Saham Toney,
147.
Stubber, Stubbere, Henry, 151.
, John, son of, 151.
, John, 151.
Stubbes, Joan de, 411.
Stubton [co. Lincoln], 232.
Stuchbury, Stoutesbury [co. North-
ampton], parsons of, 15.
Studley, Stodleye [co. Warwick],
priory, advowson of, 271.
Stuple. See Steeple.
Sturi. See Stury.
Sturmer, Sturemere [co. Essex],
parson of, 277.
Sturmore, William, merchant of
Norwich, 505.
Sturmy, Henry, 272.
, . . . . , commissioner, 1 39,
153, 416, 497.
, Robert, commissioner, 313.
Stury, Sturi, Richard, 250, 251,
253, 266, 372, 399, 452.
, . . . . , commissioner, 62, 65.
, , knight, 6, 191, 424,
441.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
53.
, . . . . , keeper of Bamburgh
Castle, 347.
, William, knight, 508.
Stut, Adam, 167.
, Benedict, 167.
Stuward. See Styward.
GENERAL INDEX.
721
Stygeyn, Stygan, John, 84, 381, 469.
, . . . . , messenger of the
chamber, 170.
Stykehare, Robert, 318.
Stykeswolde. See Stixwould.
Stylyngton. See Stillington.
Stynt, Robert, parson of Keal, co.
Lincoln, 52.
....... . . . . , John son of, 52.
Styuecle, Geoffrey de, 311.
, .. .., king's esquire, 177.
, Nicholas de, commissioner,
150, 326, 499.
Styvekey. See Stiff key.
Styvyngton. See Steventon.
Styvynton. See Stevington.
Styward, Stuward, John, of Kings-
bury Episcopi, co. Somerset,
327, 328.
, Robert, of Southbalton,
parson of Newbold Verdon,
co. Leicester, 481.
, Thomas, commissioner, 136,
138, 142, 159, 221.
Suart. See Guernsey.
Sudbury [co. Suffolk], 505.
, church, 434.
, church of St. Gregory, ad-
vowson of, 77.
Sudbury, Sudbery, John de, com-
missioner, 137, 138, 156, 158,
161.
, . . . . , justice of the peace in
Essex, 118.
, Simon de, bishop of London,
6, 26, 34, 77, 118, 374, 434.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 20.
. . . . , . . . . , esquire and
chamberlain of. See Chas-
teleyn, Henry.
, . . . . , archbishop of Canter-
bury, 118, 201, 260, 285, 347,
381, 412, 415.
, . . . ., John brother of, 77.
, Thomas de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 200, 215.
Suddcotes. See Coates, South.
Sudgrove, Thomas, 237.
Sudyngton Musard. See Sidding-
ton.
Suffield, Southfeld, Suthfeld, Suf-
feld [co. Norfolk], 53, 412
bis.
Suffolk, 63, 223, 258, 322, 332, 413,
455, 480.
, collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Arche-
baud, Peter.
, commission of array in, 497.
Suffolk — cont.
, commissions of the peace in,
138, 314, 323, 487.
, fifteenth granted in, 3.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 455.
, certain cloths in, exempted
from comprehension in a
statute, 396.
, outlawries in, 177, 196, 286.
, escheator in. See Roke-
wode, John de ; Waterden,
Richard de.
, . . . . , commissioner, 222.
, sheriff of, 213.
, See Calthorp, Oliver
de.
Suffolk, earl of, 90.
, See Ufford, William
de.
Sugworth, Suggeworth, Richard,
175.
, . . . . , parson of Alfriston,
co. Sussex, 357.
Sukar, Thomas, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Sulgrave, Hugh de, 83.
Sullereve, Sullefene, Thomas, of
Minster, co. Kent, 68, 321.
Sully, Silly by Kaerdyf [co. Glam-
organ], manor and advowson,
289.
, parsons of, 245.
Sully, John de, knight, 308.
, . . . . , . . . . , bachelor of the
prince of Wales, 298.
Sulney, Sully, Alfred, commissioner,
314, 320, 323, 486, 498.
Sundridge, Sundresshe [co. Kent],
church, 21.
Sunyer, Bartholomew, shipowner of
Aragon, 65.
Surflete, Surflet, John de, commis-
sioner, 317, 324.
Surrey, 148, 243, 300, 372.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commission of kiddles in,
496.
, commissions of the peace
in, 139, 314.
, escheator in. See Illeston,
Thomas de.
, sheriff of, 442.
, outlawries in, 481.
Surrey, earl of, 484.
, See Fitz Alan,
Richard ; Warenna, John de.
Surrey, John de, knight, 462.
Surteys, Thomas, commissioner, 140,
155, 159, 160, 330, 498.
Wt. 18915.
E 46
722
GENERAL INDEX.
Surteys, Thomas — cont.
, , knight, 298.
Sururgien, alias Leche, Nicholas, 440,
456.
Susset, Hermann, 254.
Sussex, 37, 57, 68, 141, 148, 210,
243, 300, 471, 483.
, commission of array in, 499.
, commissions of the peace in,
136, 137, 158, 314.
, justices of oyer and terminer
in, 146.
, outlawries in, 47, 321, 332,
357, 372, 413, 421, 472.
, escheator in. See Illeston,
Thomas de.
, sheriff of, commissioner,
156.
, ports in, searchers in. See
Barbour, John ; Cohere,
William ; Foughle, John ;
Peek, John.
Sustede, John, master of the
Maydagh, 417.
Suterton. See Sutterton.
Suthampton. See Southampton.
Suthbroke, John, 88, 464.
Suthcote, John, 435.
Sutheworth. See Suthworth.
Suthfeld. See Suffield.
Suthill, Gerard, commissioner, 411.
Suthpikenham. See Pickenham,
South.
Suthwell, Suthwelle. See Southwell.
Suthwerk. See Southwark.
Suthworth, Sutheworth, Thomas de,
knight, commissioner, 320.
Suthwyk. See Southwick.
Suthzevill. See Southill.
Sutterton, Suterton [co. Lincoln], 25.
Sutton, co. Bedford, 473.
, Sutton Latymer [co. Bed-
ford], parsons of, 383.
[co. Cambridge], commis-
sion of sewers in, 485.
at Hone, co. Kent, manor of
Sauters in, 232.
, East, Estsutton, co. Kent,
manor, 232.
Valence, co. Kent, 8.
, . . . ., manor, 232.
in the Marsh, Sutton Marreys
[co. Lincoln], parson of, 17.
, co. Norfolk, manor, 195,
411, 412.
, Sutton atte More by Fleg
[co. Norfolk], parsons of, 297.
(by Shrewsbury), co. Salop,
church, 187.
, .. .., parsons of, 172, 265.
Sutton — cont.
under Brailes, Sutton [co.
Warwick], manor, 101, 143.
on the Forest, in Galtres [co.
York], 264.
in Holderness [co. York],
467.
Sutton, Ellis de, presented to the
church of Bradford Peverell,
463. ,
, Fulk de, 158.
, Henry, spicer, 334.
, Hugh de, 462.
, Maud, wife of, 462.
, . . . . , Nicholas, son of, 462.
, John de, 296.
, . . . . , Reynold, son and heir
of, 296.
, John de, commissioner, 1 37,
314, 497.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
156.
, John de, of Ruston, co.
Norfolk, 412.
, John son of Nicholas de,
67.
, Katharine de, abbess of
Barking, 445.
, Philip, commissioner, 501.
, Ralph de, vicar of Har-
borne, co. Stafford, exchanged
to St. Andrew's, Droitwich,
336.
, Richard, 222.
, Richard de, commissioner,
314, 497.
Richard, of Coventry, 102.
, Richard de, master of the
hospital of St. Bartholomew,
Smithfield, 216.
, Robert de, clerk, 28.
, Roger de, of Nottingham,
David, servant of, 130.
, Thomas de, 402.
, commissioner, 138.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
161.
, William, of Boston, 34.
Swaby [co. Lincoln], parsons of,
121.
Swaby, Thomas de, king's clerk,
presentation of, to the arch-
deaconry of Exeter, revoked,
80.
, . . . . , prebendary of Bridg-
north free chapel, exchanged
to Yardley Hastings, 186,
191.
Swafham, John de, bishop of Cloyne,
363, 373.
GENERAL INDEX.
723
Swafham, John de — cont.
, ... ./bishop of Bangor, 363,
373.
, Thomas de, 100, 218, 447.
, William de, 90.
Swalclyve. See Swalecliffe.
Swale, river, preservation of salmon
in, 193, 317, 324, 501.
Swalecliffe, Swalclyve [co. Kent],
church, 179.
Swalfeld. See Swallowfield.
Swallowfield, Swalfeld, co. Berks,
manor, 477.
Swaloue, Robert, 494.
Swan, Robert, 340, 502.
Swanland, Swanlond [in North
Ferriby, co. York], 18, 86.
Swanland, Robert de, of Swanland,
86.
Swanlond, John, 409.
, Robert, 409.
, William de, commissioner,
491.
Swannington, Swanyngton [co.
Leicester], 138.
, Swenyngton [co. Norfolk],
232.
Swanscombe, Swannescompe, co.
Kent, 38.
Swanton, John, king's servant at
Sheen, 357.
, . . . . , keeper of Sheen manor,
400.
Swanyngton. See Swannington.
Swavesey, Swaveseie [co. Cam-
bridge], 44.
, manor, 107.
Swayn, Walter son of, of Gaddesby,
temp. Henry III, 425.
Cf. Sweyn.
Swenyngton. See Swannington.
Swerburn [near Abbots Bromley,
co. Stafford], 461.
Swerd, John, bailiff of York, 266.
Swerdes. See Swords.
Swerdslypere, John, of Lough-
borough, 265.
Swetemon, Swetomon, John, of
Penkridge, chaplain in Elt-
ham manor, 377.
, . . . . , . . . . , parson of St.
George's by Eastcheap, Lon-
don, exchanged to Mares -
field, co. Sussex, 3.
Swetham, Nicholas de, 218.
Swetomon. See Swetemon.
Swetyng, John, 107.
Sweyn, Hugh, of Westhorp, 420.
Cf. Swayn.
Swift, Richard, carpenter, 106.
Swift — cont.
See Swyft.
Swillyngton, Swylyngton, Swyllyng-
ton, Swilyngton, Robert de,
commissioner, 137, 314, 315,
321.
, , knight, 203, 394, 456.
, . . . . , the uncle, knight, 45,
379, 427.
, , Margaret, wife of, 379.
, . . . . , the younger, knight,
commissioner, 151.
Swindon, Swyndon Mercatoria [co.
Wilts], 205.
Swine [co. York], Arnold in, Arnall,
467.
, Benningholme in, Benig-
holm, 467.
, Rowton in, Routon, 467.
Swineshead, Swynesheved [? co.
Lincoln], 73.
Swithland, Swythelond [co. Leices-
ter], 283.
Swords, Swerdes [co. Dublin], pre-
bend of. See Dublin.
Swyft, John, 344.
. . . . , . . . . , parson of Wittenham,
co. Berks, 75.
See Swift.
Swylyngton, Swyllyngton. See
Swillyngton.
Swyn, Le. See Zwyn.
Swynburne, Robert de, knight, 56.
Swyncombe, Swynecombe [co. Ox-
ford], parsons of, 252, 425.
Swyndon. See Swindon.
Swyndon, William de, rector of
Trowbridge, 205.
Swyneford, John de, the elder, 365.
Swynerhert, Roger, of Laughton,
43.
Swynesheved. See Swineshead.
Swynesheved, John, of Coventry,
246.
, merchant, 272.
Swynflete, Swynflet, William de,
commissioner, 219, 221.
Swynford, Katharine de, 433, 435.
Swynlegh, John de, clerk, 396.
Swynley, William, armourer, 95,
106.
, . . . . , king's helmet -maker
in the Tower, 401.
Swythelond. See Swithland.
Sydenham, Richard, commissioner,
138, 139, 488.
Sydenye, William atte, 484.
Sydyngbourne. See Sittingbourne.
Syfrewast, Cyfrewast, Godfrey,
222.
724
GENERAL INDEX.
Syfrewast — cont.
, Walter, escheator in Glou-
cester, 143.
, . . . . , escheator in Somer-
set and Dorset, 132, 183.
Syger, William, of East Dereham,
448.
Sygore, William, 435.
Sylveston. See Silverstone.
Symeon. See Simeon.
Symme, William, commissioner, 144,
161.
, William, of Upchurch, com-
missioner, 319.
Symon, Thomas, knight, 258.
Symond, John, vicar of Horton, co.
Dorset, exchanged to a
mediety of the church of
Shilling Okeford, co. Dorset,
449.
, Richard, steward of Pem-
broke, temp. Edward II, 114.
, Thomas, commissioner, 499.
Symondes, Symundis, John, parson
of St. Mary's, South Wootton,
co. Norfolk, exchanged to
Undy, co. Monmouth, 68, 95.
, . . . . , parson of Undy, ex-
changed to a mediety of
Catfield, co. Norfolk, 366.
Symondesbourne. See Simonburn.
Symson, Robert, 225, 229.
Symundis. See Symondes.
Syncok, William, of Drogheda, 13.
Syresham [co. Northampton], Hazel-
borough in, Haselburgh, 267.
Syston, Siston [co. Lincoln], 79.
Syston. See Siston.
Syueker, William, of Eckington, co.
Derby, 23.
Syward, John, parson of Great Tey,
122.
, William, the king's con-
fessor, 385.
T
Tableter, Thomas de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Tachel, John, 31.
Tadcaster, Tadecastre, Tadcastre,
co. York, 59.
Tadcaster — cont.
, grant of pontage to,
425.
Tadecastre. See Tadcaster.
Tafolwern, Walwern [in Llanbryn-
mair, co. Montgomery], manor,
148.
Taillour, Tailiour, Taylour, Adam,
of Cadney, co. Lincoln, 106.
, Adam, of Wooler, 59.
, Baldwin, 152.
, Edmund, of Setchey, co.
Norfolk, 263 bis.
, Geoffrey, of Chelmsford,
304.
, John, 61, 151.
, John, of Doddington, co.
Northumberland, 264.
, Nicholas, 257.
, Nicholas, of Bottesford,
co. Lincoln, 63, 142.
, Ralph, of Fulnetby, co. Lin-
coln, 204.
, Ralph, of Puckeridge, co.
Hertford, 261.
, Richard, 260.
, Richard, of Geddington,
259.
, Robert, of Great Easton,
co. Leicester, 251.
, Robert, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
, Robert, of Kneeton, co.
Nottingham, 63, 142.
, Roger, of Corfe, co. Dorset,
409.
, Thomas, of Dartmouth,
searcher in Plymouth, Dart-
mouth and all ports in Devon,
313.
, Thomas, mayor of Rye,
commissioner, 57.
, Thomas, of Watton, co.
Norfolk, 144, 152.
, William, chaplain, 86.
, William, of Halsham, co.
York, 402.
Takeley, Takle, Takkele [co. Essex],
vicarage, 185.
, alien priory of St. Valery,
130, 302, 392.
Talbot, Gilbert, commissioner, 136,
139, 159, 220, 221.
, . . . . , king's esquire, 249.
, . . . . , of Richard's Castle,
king's esquire, 259.
, Gilbert, knight, 416.
, . . . . , of Painswick, knight,
237.
, John, 31.
GENERAL INDEX.
725
Talbot, John — cont.
, commissioner, 333,
491, 498.
, . . . . , Katharine late the
wife of, 233.
, John, knight, 27.
, . . . . , of Swannington, com-
missioner, 138.
, . . . . , of Richard's Castle,
100, 250.
, , of Ireland, 303.
, Robert, 8.
Talgarth [near Trefeglwys, co.
Montgomery], manor, 148.
Talskiddy, f alskedy [in St. Columb
Major, co. Cornwall], manor,
375.
Tame. See Thame.
Tamerton, Walter, the elder, 481.
, . . . ., the younger, 481.
Tamworth [co. Warwick], free chapel
of St. Edith, dean and chapter
of, 397.
, . . . . , prebend of Wilnecote
in, 397.
, Stonydelph in, Standolf,
102.
Tamworth, John de, clerk of the
crown in Chancery, 209.
, John de, warden of the free
chapel on Bedford bridge,
255.
, William, parson of Fen
Drayton, co. Cambridge, 326.
Tangemere, Richard, clerk, 3.
Tanner, Tannere, Hugh, commis-
sioner, 220.
, John, 10.
, John, of Andover, 32.
, Thomas, clerk, 479.
Tannesovere, Richard, chaplain,
presented to the vicarage of
Kirdford, co. Sussex, 14.
Tanny, William, prior of the hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in
Ireland, chancellor of Ireland,
116.
Tansore, Richard, vicar of Kirdford,
co. Sussex, exchanged to the
vicarage of West Hendred,
co. Berks, 371.
Tapeton, William, 231.
Tapiscote, Thomas, 273.
Taplow, Tappelowe [co. Bucking-
ham], parson of, 75.
Tappelowe. See Taplow.
Tardebigg [co. Worcester], Bentley
Pauncefoot in, 262.
, manor of Hewell in, 13.
Tarente. See Tarrant.
Tarnock, Ternak [in Badgworth, co.
Somerset], 271.
Tarrant Keynston, Tarente Keynes,
Tarente, co. Dorset, manor,
178.
, abbey, 111.
Tarring, West, Terryngg [co. Sussex],
church, 27.
Tarvin, Tereven, Tervyn [co.
Chester], prebend of. See
Lichfield.
Tasker, John, of North Ormsby, co.
Lincoln, 233.
, Robert, of East Bridgford,
co. Nottingham, 63, 142.
, William, of Harmston, co.
Lincoln, 94.
Tassagard. See Saggart.
Tateshale, Robert de, 198.
Tatham [co. Lancaster], 135.
Tathwell, Tawell [co. Lincoln], 271.
Tattingstone, Tatyngton, Statyngge-
ston [co. Suffolk], 21.
, manor, 463.
Tatyngton. See Tattingstone.
Tauk, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the church of West Grin-
stead, 95.
, William, 44.
, . . . . , commissioner, 50, 64,
135, 136 bis, 156, 157, 158.
, . . . . , baronof the Exchequer,
6.
, justice of assize in
Somerset, 431.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
32, 41, 49.
Taune, Thomas, 356.
, . . . ., Margery, wife of, 35 G.
Taunton [co. Somerset], 471.
Taupe, William, 275.
Taverner, Alexander, of York,
gauger of wines at York,
456.
, Edward, commissioner, 221.
, Edward, of Gloucester, 221.
, Henry, of Bristol, 337.
, Hugh, 263.
, John, forester of Penrith
ward in Inglewood forest,
236.
, Thomas, commissioner, 321.
Taversham. See Teversham.
Tawell. See Tathwell.
Taylast, William, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of Cot-
tisford, co. Oxford, 203.
Taylour. See Taillour.
Teason [in Cardinham, co. Cornwall].
See Teesno.
726
GENERAL INDEX.
Tees, Tese, These, the river, 149.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 324, 501.
Teesno [Teason in Cardenham,
co. Cornwall ?], manor, 26.
Teford, John de, 282.
Teler, John, 143.
, William, 143.
Telscombe, Tetlescombe, co. Sussex,
496.
Temdebury. See Tenbury.
Temeseford. See Tempsford.
Tempest, Richard, knight, 111.
, Richard, constable of Scar-
borough Castle, 398.
Temple, Thomas del, 59.
, William, citizen of London,
281.
, William de la, chaplain,
presented to a chantry in
St. Pancras' church, London,
46.
Templere, Richard, 327.
Tempsford, Temeseford [co. Bed-
ford], church, 427.
Tenbury, Temdebury [co. Worces-
ter], 433.
Tenby, Tenebegh, Tynebygh,Teneby,
Tynby [co. Pembroke], 115.
, burgesses of, confirmation
of charter to, 114, 115.
, mayor and commonalty of,
501.
, grant of quayage to, 435.
, church, 187.
, castle, 115.
, . . . . , constable of. See
Abraham, Roger.
, castle and town, 495.
, castle and lordship, 124.
, . . . . , steward of. See
Castell, Thomas del.
Tendring, Tendryng [co. Essex],
hundred, 368.
Tenebegh, Teneby. See Tenby,
tenure, gavelkind, gavelkynde, 10,
412.
Terell, William, 129.
Tereven. See Tarvin.
Ternak. See Tarnock.
Terry, Tirry, Tyrry, John, of Lyth-
am, 121.
, Roger, commissioner, 222.
, William, of Bromsgrove,
281.
Terryngg. See Tarring.
Ters, Richard, king's forester, 267.
, . . . . , of Towcester, co.
Northampton, 66.
Tervyn. See Tarvin.
Tese. See Tees.
Tetbury, Tettsbury, Tettebury [co.
Gloucester], 240, 364.
Tetenhale. See Tettenhall.
Tetlescombe. See Telscombe.
Tettebury. See Tetbury.
Tettenhall, Tetenhale [co. Stafford],
free chapel, dean and chapter
of, 19.
, . . . . , dean and college of,
400.
, . . . . , prebend of Codsall in,
477.
, . . . . , prebend of Pendeford
in, 19.
, . . . . , prebend of Perton in,
19, 400.
Tettesworth, Edmund de, 89, 90,
96.
, . . . . , clerk of the recog-
nisances in Canterbury, 13.
, . . . . , buyer for the house-
hold, 215.
, serjeant-at-arms, 215,
307.
, Nicholas, commissioner,
220.
Tettsbury. See Tetbury.
Teukesbury. See Tewkesbury.
Teversham, Taversham [co. Cam-
bridge], parsons of, 367, 368.
Tewe, Thomas, of Welton, co. North-
ampton, commissioner, 310.
Tewer, Thomas, 326.
Tewin, Tewyng [co. Hertford], 472.
, manor, 472.
Tewington, Tewyngton [in St. Aus-
tell, co. Cornwall], manor,
375.
Tewkesbury, Teukesbury [co. Glou-
cester], manor, document
dated at, 438.
, letters dated at, 366.
, abbot and convent of, 29.
Tewyng. See Tewin.
Tewyngton. See Tewington.
Tey, Tye, co. Essex, 122.
, Great, Great Tye [co. Essex],
parson of, 122.
, Little, Teye [co. Essex], Rey-
nold, parson of, 415.
Teye, Robert de, commissioner, 61,
137, 158, 161, 332, 485, 496,
497.
, . . . ., knight, 17.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
144.
Thacheam, John de, Margaret late
the wife of, 121.
Thakstede. See Thaxted.
GENERAL INDEX.
727
Thame, Tame [co. Oxford], 91.
Thame, John de, 251.
, .. .., Robert, son of, 251.
Thames, river, 127, 297, 308.
....... fishery in, 375, 464.
, commission of kiddles in,
496.
, commission of sewers along,
156, 161, 319.
, ferry of Redewynd across,
211, 214.
Thanet, isle of, 439.
Tharlesthorp [disappeared — co.
York], 467.
Thaxstede, John de, canon of Bick-
nacre, elected prior, 189, 196.
Thaxted, Thakstede [co. Essex],
104.
, manor, 34.
Thebaud, Thebaude, Nigel, of Sud-
bury, 505.
, Thomas, 94, 180.
Thefford. See Thetford.
Theker, John, 143.
Thelewall. See Thelwall.
Thelmeton. See Thelveton.
Thelveton, Thelmeton [co. Norfolk],
277.
, John, parson of, 276.
Thelwall, Thelewall, Thewall, John
de, parson of Titchwell, co.
Norfolk, exchanged to the
church of Colsterworth, co.
Lincoln, 162.
, Robert, 28.
, Thomas de, clerk, 28, 191.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
260.
, . . . . , king's clerk, chancellor
of the duchy of Lancaster,
455, 456.
, . . . . , prebendary of St.
Patrick's, Dublin, 120.
Themese, Thomas, commissioner,
498.
Thenford, William de, prior of
Great Missenden abbey, 52.
Therkeld. See Threlkeld.
Thetford, Thefford [co. Norfolk],
alien priory, 43, 88, 167, 207,
235.
, . . . . , apostate monk of, 56.
, Cluniac priory of, John,
prior of, 56.
, . . . . , prior and convent of,
to be reputed as denizens,
301.
, . . . . , prioress and nuns of,
260.
Thetford, Thomas de, clerk, 94.
Thewall. See Thelwall.
Theyn, Thomas, commissioner, 55.
Thikhull. See Tickhill.
Thirkeld. See Threlkeld.
Thirkild, Thurkyld, Thurkild, Thur-
kill, Thomas, commissioner,
158, 226, 316, 319, 329, 490.
Thirkleby. Thurkilby [co. York,
N.R.], 422.
Thirlby, Thrilby [in Feliskirk, co.
York], 281.
Thirntoft [in Ainderby Steeple, co.
York], 109.
Thirsk, Thresk [co. York], 198, 329.
Thirwall, John de, the elder, com-
missioner, 490.
Thoern. See Thorn ; Thoren.
Tholouse, John, 73.
Thomas of Woodstock, the king's
son, 94, 210, 244, 297, 298,
373.
, . . . . , constable of England,
279, 337, 355, 407, 491, 494,
497.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
314.
, Eleanor, wife of, daughter
of the earl of Hereford, 337,
355, 408.
Thomas ap Eynon, 240.
Thomas, John son of, de Parys, of
Kexby, 364.
, Richard son of, de Laghfot,
135.
, Thomas son of, de Fisshelak,
10.
, David, parson of Naunton,
co. Gloucester, exchanged to
Pwllcrochan, co. Pembroke,
124.
Thomasson, Robert, 494.
Thomele. See Thomley.
Thomley, Thomele [in Waterperry],
co. Oxford, 202.
Thomson, John, of Yaxham, co.
Norfolk, 448.
I , Nicholas, of Cambo, co.
Northumberland, 428.
Thoren, Thoern, Richard de, canon
of Beverley, 239.
, . . . . , parson of Brompton,
co. York, 397.
, . . . . , prebendary of Tarn-
worth free chapel, 397.
Thoresby [co. Lincoln], 197.
, manor, 453.
Thoresby, Ellis de, commissioner,
153.
, John de, canon of York,
230.
728
GENERAL INDEX.
Thoresby, John de — cont.
, . . . . , archbishop of York,
letters patent of, 474.
Thorley, Thorlegh, co. Hertford, 80.
Thormanby, Walter de, 316.
Thormotby. See Thornaby.
Thornaby, Thormotby [in Stainton,
co. York], 330.
Thorne [co. Somerset], 230.
Thorn, Thoern [co. York], 154, 397.
Thorne, John, 434.
, John de, of London, gold-
smith, 119.
Thorneby, Thomas, servant of the
prince of Wales, 70.
Thornecombe, Richard de, parson of
Corscombe, co. Dorset, ex-
changed to the church of
Stratford Tony, co. Wilts,
393.
Thornes, Robert de, 141, 155.
Thorneton, Gilbert de, commissioner,
135.
, Hugh de, commissioner, 1 35.
, John de, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, searcher at Newcastle,
Berwick and Whitby, 469.
, Thomas de, the king's pavi-
lioner, 294, 398.
, William de, commissioner,
135.
See Thornton.
Thorney, Thorneye [co. Cambridge],
abbot of. See Depyng, John
de.
Thornhawe, William de, of Lincoln,
176.
Thornhull, William, citizen and
armourer of London, 458.
Thornton in Craven, Thorneton [co.
York], 227.
Rust [in Aysgarth], co. York,
359.
, . . . . , forestership of, 359.
Thornton, Gilbert de, 423.
, John de, bailiff of York,
73.
, John de, late groom of
the buttery, 361.
, William de, vicar of Hinck-
ley, co. Leicester, exchanged
to Coddington, co. Hereford,
173.
See Thorneton.
Thorp by Geyton. See Gaytonthorpe.
Thorp by York. See Bishop thorpe.
Thorp, Thorpe, Edmund de, knight,
299.
, . . . . , commissioner, 502.
, John, 326.
Thorp — cont.
, John de, 186. '
, Robert de, 188.
, . . . . , justice of the Bench,
176, 243.
, Robert de, wright, of Guis-
bo rough, 121.
, Thomas de, 73.
, Thomas de, chantry chap-
lain in St. Martin's, Coney
Street, York, 108.
, Thomas de, of Pocklington,
16.
, Walter de, knight, 93.
, William de, 188.
, William de, knight, 188,
297, 360.
, William de, commissioner,
55, 135 ter, 138, 228, 229, 311,
317, 332, 485, 497, 499.
, William de, of Staughton, 42.
Thorpe Bassett, Thorp Basset [co.
York], parsons of, 254.
Thorpgate, John de, of Gun ton, co.
Norfolk, 356.
Thorrington, Thoryton, co. Essex,
manor, 195.
Thorshawe, 430.
Thoryton. See Thorrington.
Thoumbe, Nicholas, 304.
Thoup. See Toup.
Thouthwayt, 115.
Thrapston [co. Northampton], 262.
, grant of pontage to, 481.
Threlkeld, Therkeld, Thirkeld,
William de, commissioner,
225, 229, 414.
Cf. Thirkild.
Threllefale, Adam del, 22.
Thremhall, Tremhale [in Stansted
Montfichet, co. Essex], prior
and convent of, 435.
, porter of, 435.
Threshfield, Tresfeld [in Linton, co.
York], 472.
Thresk. See Thirsk.
Thresk, Ralph de, 117.
, commissioner, 145.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 203.
Thrilby. See Thirlby.
Thrisford. See Thursford.
Thulston, Thurlaston [in Elvaston,
co. Derby], 284.
Thundersley, Thundresle, Thundre-
slee, Thunderle, Thunderlee
[co. Essex], manor, 420.
, . . . . , reeve of, 63.
, park, 63, 420, 473.
, . . . . , works in, clerk of.
See Osbren, John.
GENERAL INDEX.
729
Thundersley, park, works in — cont.
, . . . . , > . . . , controller of.
See Cook, Robert.
, parson of, 420.
Thundridge [co. Hertford], Wade's
Mill in, Wadesmyll, 261.
Thurbarn, Agnes, 472.
, John, 472.
, Ralph, 484.
, Robert, 472.
Thnrcaston [co. Leicester], church,
16.
Thurgarton, Thurgerton [co. Notting-
ham], 65, 142.
, prior and convent of, 367.
Thurkilby. See Thirkleby.
Thurkyld, Thurkill, Thurkild. See
Thirkild.
Thurlaston. See Thulston.
Thurlbear, Thurlebere [co. Somer-
set], manor, 29.
Thurlby, Thureby [by Lincoln, co.
Lincoln], prebend of. See
Lincoln.
Thurmond, Nicholas, 268.
Thurrock, Little, Little Thurrok,
co. Essex, 162.
, West, Westthurrok [co.
Essex], vicars of, 362.
, . . . . , commission of sewers
at, 319.
Thursford, Thrisford [co. Norfolk],
church, 42, 46.
Thurton, William de, 329.
, commissioner, 315.
Thwayt, William, hospitaller, 123.
Thweng, Thwenge, Richard de, chap-
lain, 27.
, Thomas de, 116.
, of Lythe, co. York,
165.
, William de, of Foston upon
the Wolds, co. York, 369.
Thymelby, Thymulby, Thomas, com-
missioner, 490, 493.
Thynden, Robert de, chantry chap-
lain in the castle of Newcastle -
on-Tyne, 380.
Tibertis, Leonard de, prior of the
hospital of St. John of Jeru-
salem in England, 118.
Tibtot, Tybetot, Robert, 166, 256.
Tichefeld, Tichefeud. See Titch-
field.
Tickford, Tykeford [in Newport
Pagnell], co. Buckingham,
457.
, prior and convent of, 457.
Tickhill, Tikhill, Thikhull, co. York,
321.
Tickhill — cont.
, liberty, commission of the
peace in, 314, 315.
Tidde. See Tydd St. Mary.
Tiddesworth. See Tideford.
Tiddesworth, Durand de, temp.
Edward I, 279.
Tidecombe, Tydecombe, Tytecombe,
William, William de, 3, 439.
, . . . . , commissioner, 54, 62,
148, 149, 158, 224, 331, 491.
Tideford, Tiddesworth [in Corn-
worthy, co. Devon], 279.
Tiel. See Tyle.
Tigowe, William, of Caythorpe, co.
Lincoln, 61.
Tikhill. See Tickhill.
Tilbrook, Tilbrok, co. Bedford, 318.
Tilbury, Tillebury [co. Essex], port,
49.
Tiliol, Tilioll, Tylioll, Tilliol, Peter,
chief forester of Inglewood
forest, 436.
'. , . . . . , grant to, revoked, 450.
, Robert, knight, 112, 131, 264.
Tillabrek. See Tullybracky.
Tille, William, 184.
Tillington, Tyllyngton [in Stafford,
co. Stafford], 272.
Tilliol. See Tiliol.
Tilney, co. Norfolk, chapel of Ken-
wick in, Kenewyk, 468.
Tilney, Tylneye, Frederick de, com-
missioner, 311, 485, 490.
Tilton, Tylton [co. Leicester], Henry,
reeve of, temp. Henry III,
426.
, South Mardefield, Marlefeud,
in, 426.
Tindale, Tyndale [co. Northumber-
land], liberty of, bailiff of.
See Strother, Alan del.
, lady of. See Philippa.
Tingewick, Tyngewyk [co. Bucking-
ham], church, 201.
, parson of, 90.
Tintagel, Tyntagel [co. Cornwall],
manor and castle, 375.
, Bossiney in, Bossynny, 375.
Tintern, Tynterne [co. Wexford],
abbot and convent of St.
Mary's, 298.
Tipper, Typerkevyn [co. Kildare],
prebend of. See Dublin.
Tipperary, county, 145, 295.
Tirel. See Tyrel.
Tirley, Trenley [co. Gloucester],
vicarage, 167.
Tiron [Perche, France], abbey, 463.
Tirry. See Terry.
730
GENERAL INDEX.
Tirwhit, John, 239.
Tiryngham. See Tyringham ; Tyr-
yngham.
Tisbury, Tissebury [co. Wilts], 287.
, church, 287.
, manor, 287.
Tissebury. See Tisbury.
Tissyngton, Tyssyngton, Richard de,
clerk, attorneys received by,
97, 366, 388, 461.
, . . . . , king's clerk, parson of
a mediety of the church of
Woodford, co. Northampton,
272.
Titchfield, Tichefeld, Tichefeud [co.
Southampton], 430.
, abbey, advowson of, 271.
, abbot and convent of, 50,
430.
Titchwell, Tychewell [co. Norfolk],
parsons of, 162, 197.
Titeshale. See Tivetshall.
Titley, Titteleye [co. Hereford],
alien priory, 370.
Tockenham, Tokenham [co. Wilts],
church, 208.
, manor, 475.
Tocotes, John de, chaplain, 97.
Todde, William, of Nidderdale, co.
York, 22.
Toddington. Todyngton, Totyngdon
[co. Bedford], 318, 433.
, parson of, 433.
Todeworth, William, doctor of laws,
291.
Todyngton. See Toddington.
Toft, Monks, Tofte, Toftes [co. Nor-
folk], alien priory of, 258.
, priors of, 51.
Toft, Tofte, Toftes, John de, com-
missioner, 313, 315.
, John de, of Coventry, 19.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
408.
Toke, Ralph, priest, temp. Henry I,
287.
Tokenham. See Tockenham.
Toky, Richard, citizen and pepperer
of London, 53.
Tolboth, Geoffrey, commissioner,
500.
Tolethorp, John, parson of Ickham,
exchanged to Whitchurch,
co. Buckingham, 116.
Tolle, William, of Brislev, co. Nor-
folk, 45.
Tollere, William, of London, 482.
Tollerton, John de, 329.
Tolray, William, attorney of the
Marshalsea prisoners, 95.
To Ire, Henry de, abbot of Abbots -
bury, 335.
Toly, Robert, commissioner, 154.
Tomere, John, 172.
Tonge, William, 10.
Toop. See Toup.
Topcliffe, Topclif, co. York, 59.
Topclive, Topclif, Topclyf, Toppe-
cleve, Toppeclyf, Topclyve,
John de, 254.
, John de, of Thirkleby, co.
York, 422.
, William, William de, 3,
391.
, , king's clerk, 348.
, . . . ., commissioner, 64, 149,
161, 418.
Topcroft, co. Norfolk, 328.
, chapel of, 198.
Toppecleve, Toppeclyf. See Top-
clive.
Toppesfield, Toppesfeld [co. Essex],
church, 167, 236.
Topsaill, Topseil, Vincent, 344.
, . . . . , keeper of salmon in
certain rivers, 193.
Toraldesham by Oxford [co. Oxford],
357.
Torel, John, king's esquire, 377.
Torell, Elizabeth, 162.
Torkeseye, Matthew de, parson of
Great Chesterford, 270.
Torksey, Torkesay [co. Lincoln],
450.
Torneye. See Tournai.
Torperleye, John de, 107.
Torre [co. Devon], abbot of, 271.
Torrington, Black, Blaketoryton [co
Devon], 64.
, Little, Liteltoryton [co.
Devon], parson of, 128.
Torryngton, Toryngton, Philip, arch-
bishop of Cashel, 177, 399.
Totehull, John, commissioner, 137.
Totenesse. See Totnes.
Totenham. See Tottenham.
Toterneho. See Totternhoe.
Totesham, Richard de, 296.
, , knight, 197.
Toth, Richard, 133.
Totnes, Totenesse [co. Devon],
vicarage of St. Mary at, 454.
, alien priory, 270, 454.
, advowson of, 271.
Tottenham, Totenham, co. Middle-
sex, manor, 195.
, manor of Bruce Castle in,
Le Bruses, 26, 398.
Totternhoe, Toterneho [co. Bedford],
270, 271.
GENERAL INDEX.
731
Totyngdon. See Toddington.
Toucestre. See Towcester.
Tounlay, Richard de, commissioner,
314, 315.
Toup, Thoup, Toop, Roger, com-
missioner, 135, 332, 485, 490,
497.
Toupmanbyfeld [in Castle Sowerby,
co. Cumberland], 150.
Tournai, Torneye [Belgium], 506.
Tournour, William, of Caythorpe,
co. Lincoln, 61.
Tourvey. See Turvey.
Toute, John, of Watton, co. Norfolk,
152.
Towcester, Toucestre [co. Northamp-
ton], 66.
, Handley in, Hanle, 204, 267.
Toynton, John, monk of Wymond-
ham, 318.
Tracy [in Newington by Sitting-
bourne], co. Kent, manor,
294.
Tracy, Hugh, chaplain, 294.
, John, commissioner, 416.
, Margery, nun of Godstow,
elected abbess, 164, 167.
, William, 222.
Trafford, John de, 234, 344.
, Thomas de, 106.
, William, 423.
Trailly, Traylly, John, commissioner,
497.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
490.
Trandel, Richard, of South Mimms,
4.
Traylly. See TraiUy.
Treasurer, the. See Scrope, Richard
le.
See Exchequer, treasurer of.
, letters patent by bill of, 44,
77, 78, 122, 174, 185, 191,
192, 215, 216, 241, 245, 247,
256, 267, 280, 283, 288, 300,
344, 372, 378, 388, 390, 427,
437, 444, 450, 452, 456, 462,
469, 477.
Treburt, David, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Llanvair
Waterdine, 365.
Treces, Theobald de, rector of Saham
Toney, temp. Edward II, 69.
Trede, William, 358.
Tredegold, John, parson of Laceby,
co. Lincoln, 179.
Trefilan, Trevillan [co. Cardigan],
374.
Trefnaunt, John, doctor of laws,
291.
Tremhale. See Thremhall.
Tremworth. Tremwrthe [in Crundale,
co. Kent], 271.
Tremyr, John, chaplain of Edward
le Despenser, 366.
Trenchefoill, Nicholas de, 398.
Trenchemer, James, 146.
Treneglos [co. Cornwall], vicarage,
70.
Trenewith, Trenewyth, Ralph, com-
missioner, 152, 313, 499.
Trenge. See Tring.
Trenge, Richard, purveyor for the
household, 71, 238.
, Walter de, servant of the
countess of Bedford, keeper
of Burstwick park, 47.
Trenley. See Tirley.
! Trenosowe, 448.
Trent, the river, commission of
kiddles in, 489.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 322, 324, 501.
Trerys, William, burgess of Ply-
mouth, 25.
, . . . . , . . . . , searcher in Dart-
mouth, Plymouth and all
ports in Devon, 313.
Tresawel, Thomas, 327.
Tresfeld. See Threshfield.
Tresilian, Tresylian, Robert, com-
missioner, 139, 152, 313, 332,
333, 496.
Treskelly, William, 471.
Tresser, Nicholas, 468.
Tresylian. See Tresilian.
Tresynges, Hostelettus, Eleanor late
the wife of, 358.
Tretharap, Geoffrey, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Treneglos, co. Cornwall, 70.
Treton, Richard de, clerk, 122.
, . . . . , king's clerk, keeper
of writs and rolls in the Com-
mon Bench, 132.
, commissioner, 141,
146, 150, 228, 229.
Trevarthian, John, commissioner,
313.
Trevellys, William, parson of a
mediety of the church of
Westborough, co. Lincoln,
exchanged to Stokeclimsland,
co. Cornwall, 346.
Trevillian. See Trefilan.
Trewynnard, Henry, commissioner,
152.
Trigg, Tryg, Andrew, 270.
, , Alice, wife of, 270.
, John, 253.
732
GENERAL INDEX.
Trigg, John— cont.
.. , , clerk, 288.
Trillek, Thomas, bishop of Rochester,
17.
Trim, Trym, Trymme [co. Meath],
272, 304.
, castle, chantry chaplain in,
116.
, house of St. Mary Magdalen
at, 116.
Tring, Trynge, Trenge [co. Hertford],
67, 120.
Troke, Robert, 318.
Troll, John, ' currour,' groom of
the household, 382.
Tromlyn. See Crumlin.
Trop, John, king's servant at Graves-
end, 358.
Trotter, Robert, 140, 155.
Troubrigge. See Trowbridge.
Trow, Trowe [in Berwick St. John],
manor, co. Wilts, 33.
Trowbridge, Troubrigge [co. Wilts],
205.
, rector of, 205.
Trowell, Thomas, presented to the
church of Chelsfield, 193.
, revocation of pre-
sentation of, 274.
Trumpesaghe, Stephen de, Margery
late the wife of. 177.
, Thomas, 177.
Trumpyngton, Roger de, commis-
sioner, 137. 497.
Trumwyn, William, 344.
Truro, Truru, co. Cornwall, Friars
Preachers of. prior and con-
vent of, 163.
, manor of Moreske in, 375.
Trussebut, Trusebut. John, tailor,
152.
, . . . . , of Fornham, tailor,
144.
Trussell, John, 35.
, . . . . , Alice wife of, relict of
Hugh le Despenser, 34, 35.
, , son of Theobald, 72.
, . . . ., Alice wife of, 72.
, William, commissioner,
140 bis, 154, 320, 323, 494,
499.
Tryg. See Trigg.
Trykyngham, Lambert de, parson
of Ribchester, co. Lancaster,
exchanged to Brede, co. Sus-
sex, 422.
Trym. See Trim.
Trymme. See Trim.
Trynge. See Tring.
Tryvet, John, knight, 87.
Tryvet — cont.
, Thomas, 181.
, . . . . , commissioner, 499.
Tubbe, John, parson of Little Oakley,
co. Northampton, 255.
Tuderley. See Tytherley.
Tug, Nicholas, 264.
Tugby [co. Leicester], Keythorpe in,
97.
Tuk, Simon, parson of Morborne,
co. Huntingdon, exchanged
to St. Mary Somerset, London,
283.
Tullybracky, Tillabrek [co. Limer-
ick], prebend of. See Limer-
ick.
Tumby, John, of Limber Magna, pre-
bendary of St. Mary's, Leices-
ter, presented to the church
of Hatcliffe, co. Lincoln, 40.
Tundu, Tundieu, William, 242.
, of York, 462.
, , bailiff of York, 266.
Tunnok, Richard, of York, Agnes
late the wife of, 242.
Tunstall [co. Kent], manor of Gore
in, 205.
, co. Norfolk, 52.
[co. Suffolk], manor of Dun-
ningworth in, Donyngworth,
299.
Tunstall, William, William de, com-
missioner, 135, 151, 158, 181,
284.
Turbrevyle, Thomas, 247.
Turgys, Simon, of London, 504.
Turk, John, 272.
, Master John, professor of
theology and chancellor of
Oxford university, 291.
, Peter, 381, 386.
, .. .., Juliana, wife of, 381,
386.
, Robert, commissioner, 139,
497.
, Walter, citizen of London,
363.
Turton, Roger de, 2.
Turvey, Tourvey, Turveye [co. Bed-
ford], mediety of the church
of, 191, 293.
Turvey, Turveye, John, goldsmith,
'31.
, John, of Peterborough, 229.
Turvile, Alice, of Spondon, co.
Derby, Robert son and heir
of, 450.
Turvylesmon, Nicholas, 416.
Tutbury, Tutteburi, Tuttebury [co.
Stafford], 461.
GENERAL INDEX.
733
Tutbury — cont.
, alien priory, 250, 269, 305.
Tuttebury, Richard de, dean and
sacristan of St. Mary's,
Leicester, presented to the
church of Linby, co. Notting-
ham, 339.
Tuxford [co. Nottingham], 401.
, manor, 296, 456.
Tuyt, Twyt, Richard, 281.
, , knight, 342.
Tweed, Twede [co. Northumber-
land], the river, passage of, 64.
Tweedmouth, Twedemuth [co.
Northumberland], 64.
Twesco, John, patron of the Seint
Nicholas of Genoa, 449.
Twetshall, Titeshale [co. Norfolk],
Thomas, parson of, 276, 277.
Twickenham, Twykenham [co. Mid-
dlesex], vicarage, 130.
Twyford, Edward de, knight, 110.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
relict of Hervey Dyve, 110.
, Nicholas, citizen and alder-
man of London, 254.
, Robert de, 310.
, commissioner, 137,
314, 498.
, , knight, 177, 243.
Twygg, Beatrice, 447.
Twykenham. See Twickenham.
Twyne, Robert, 338.
Twyng, John, of Clifton, co. Bed-
ford, 277.
Twyt. See Tuyt.
Tybesta, Tybeste [in Creed, co.
Cornwall], manor, 375.
Tybetot, Robert. See Tibtot.
Tyburn, Tybourne, co. Middlesex,
38, 39.
Tychewell. See Titchwell.
Tycton. See Tykton.
Tyd, Richard, brother of the hos-
pital of St. John, Ely, 277,
477.
Tydd St. Giles, Tyd, co. Cambridge,
commission of sewers in, 485.
Tydd St. Mary, Tidde [co. Lincoln],
manor, 71.
Tydecombe. See Tidecombe.
Tydemerssh, John de, 4.
Tyderleye, William, citizen and
merchant of London, 448.
Tyderyngton. See Tytherington.
Tye, Great. See Tey, Great.
Tykeford. See Tickford.
Tykton, Tycton, John, presented
to the church of Catwick, co.
York, 17,
Tykton, John — cont.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Hawerby, co. Lin-
coln, 34, 98.
, . . . . , parson of Hawerby,
82.
, . . . . , . . . . , exchanged to
Paglesham, 188.
, . . . . , presented to the church
of Lytchett Matravers, 170.
Tyle, Tiel, Ralph, 236, 237, 389,
441.
, . . . . , bearer of the king's
bows, 352.
, . . . . , keeper of the park of
Havering, 353.
, . . . . , surveyor of the manor
of Havering, 212, 444.
, . . . . , keeper of the park
and warren of Mortlake, 200.
Tylere, Simon, of Farnham, 244.
Tylioll. See Tiliol.
Tyllyngton. See Tillington.
Tylneye. See Tilney.
Tylson, John, 94.
Tylton. See Tilton.
Tymberlond, William, presented to
the church of Kingswinford,
co. Stafford, 463.
Tynby. See Tenby.
Tyndale. See Tindale.
Tyndale, Andrew, serjeant-at-arms,
commissioner, 64, 142, 325.
, John de, 165.
, commissioner, 135,
138, 499.
, William de, knight, 298.
Tyne, river, co. Northumberland,
commission of kiddles in,
159.
Tynebygh. See Tenby.
Tyneham, Tynham [co. Dorset],
409.
, West, West Tynham, Wes-
tynham [co. Dorset], 409 bis.
, , Egleston in, 408.
, . . . . , Povington in, Povyng-
ton, 409.
Tynemouth [co. Northumberland],
Clement, prior of, 317.
Tyngewyk. See Tingewick.
Tynham. See Tyneham.
Tyntagel. See Tintagel.
Tynterne. See Tintern.
Tynton, Robert de, parson of Uffing-
ton, 280.
Typell, Roger, vicar of Worth
Matravers, exchanged to Hol-
ford, co. Somerset, 131.
Typerkevyn. See Tipper.
734 GENERAL INDEX.
Tyrel, Tirell, Tyrell, Hugh, com-
missioner, 327, 408, 409, 498.
, John, justice to hold pleas
following the justiciary of
Ireland, 303.
Thomas, 368.
. . . . , grand steward of the
earl of Bedford, 237, 477.
. .., commissioner, 159.
. . . , knight, commissioner,
161.
William, 123.
William, of Dublin, 4.
Tyringham, Teryngham [co. Buck-
ingham], 365.
Tyrry. See Terry.
Tyryngham, Tirvngham, John, com-
missioner, 138, 319, 497.
, John de, of Tyringham,
Robert, servant of, 365.
Tyryngton, John, 448.
Tysho, Richard, clerk, 416.
Tyssyngton. See Tissyngton.
Tytecombe. See Tidecombe.
Tyteshall, Richard, clerk, 302.
Tytherington, Tyderyngton, co.
Gloucester, 58.
Tytherley, Tuderley, co. Southamp-
ton, manor, 442.
Tywardreath, Tywardrayth, Ty-
wardreth [co. Cornwall], alien
priory, 22, 70, 373, 437, 475.
Tywarnhaile, Tywarnayl [in Perran-
zabuloe, co. Cornwall], manor,
375.
Ubley [co. Somerset], Hazel in,
Hasele, 445.
Ubok, John, master of the Posdagh
of Prussia, 417.
Udestoc. See Woodstock.
Udemore, Odymere [co. Sussex],
commission of sewers at, 58,
134.
Uffington, Uffyngton [co. Lincoln],
parson of, 280.
Ufford, Edmund de, ' le cosyn,'
' le cousyn,' 159, 162.
, John de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 200, 215.
, Robert de, 299.
Ufford, Robert de — cont.
....... . . . ., Eleanor, wife of,
daughter of Richard, son of
Richard, earl of Arundel, 299.
, Robert de, earl of Suffolk,
21.
, William de, earl of Suffolk,
203, 222, 283, 299, 495.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
138 bis, 146 bis, 147, 160, 310,
314, 318, 322, 323, 328, 332,
413, 487 ter, 497 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , justice of oyer
and terminer in Norfolk and
Suffolk, 455.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of, relict
of John Lestrange of Black-
mere, 283.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, grand-
daughter of Thomas de
Brotherton, 299.
Uffyngton. See Uffington.
Ugbo rough, Ugburgh [co. Devon],
church, 268, 286.
Ughtred, Uhtred, Thomas, commis-
sioner, 312, 326.
, Thomas, knight, keeper of
Lochmaben Castle, 441, 457.
, Sir Thomas de, knight, 73.
Uley, Ulee [co. Gloucester], 400.
Ulkeston. See Owston.
Ullesby, Thomas de, presented to
the church of Munslow, co.
Salop, 245.
, . . . . , parson of St. Olave's,
Silver Street, London, ex-
changed to St. Mary, Grims-
by, 293.
Ulnesby. See Ousby.
Ulster, Maud, countess of [daughter
of Henry, earl of Lancaster
and wife of William de Burgh,
earl of Ulster], 463.
Umframvill, Umframvyll, Gilbert de,
earl of Angus, 126, 279, 317,
338, 432, 456.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
50, 52 bis, 58, 137 bis, 143,
151, 327, 490, 497, 498.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud, wife of,
126, 279.
, Ingram de, knight, 111.
, . . . . , constable of Scar-
borough Castle, 398.
, Robert de, commissioner,
51, 64, 140, 155, 159, 226,
330.
, , knight, 298.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
53.
GENERAL INDEX.
735
Umframvill, Robert de — cont.
, . . . . , justice of gaol delivery,
106.
, Thomas de, 279.
Umfray, John, clerk, 492.
Underwod, Nicholas, porter of
Thremhall, co. Essex, 435.
Undle. See Oundle.
Undy, Woundy [co. Monmouth],
parsons of, 68, 95, 366.
Upavon, Huphavene, Upavene [co.
Wilts], 356.
, vicars of, 112.
, alien priory of, 334.
Upchurch, Uppecherche [co. Kent],
319.
, marsh of Slayhills in, com-
mission of sewers in, 161.
Upcote, John, 356.
, Robert, treasurer of Here-
ford cathedral, exchanged to
Withington, co. Hereford, 69.
Upham, John de, 253.
Uphill, Uppehill, Uppehylle, Uppe-
hulle, John, 459.
.. , , clerk, 268, 275.
, Simon, 379.
Uppecherche. See Upchurch.
Uppehill, Uppehylle. See Uphill.
Uppenore, Edward, of New Windsor,
101.
, .. .., Alice, wife of, 101.
Upperly [co. Cumberland], Botcher-
by in, Bochardby by Carlisle,
443.
Uppington, Opynton, co. Salop, 148.
Uppyngham, John de, clerk, com-
missioner, 223.
Upstrete, John, of Elmdon, co.
Essex, 61.
Upton St. Leonard, Upton [co.
Gloucester], 45.
[co. Lincoln], Kexby in,
Keseby, 364.
[co. Salop], parson of, 116.
on Severn [co. Worcester],
parsons of, 111.
Upton, Henry de, presented to the
church of Weston Corbet, co.
So uthamp to n , 13.
, John, of Crofton, 444.
, Richard de, parson of
Shimpling, 122.
, Robert de, Margery, relict
of, wife of William de Weston,
129
, William de, 228.
, William, commissioner, 222.
Upwymbourne. See Wimborne St.
Giles,
Urcewik. See Ursewik.
Urchfont, Archesfont [co. Wilts],
parson of, 259.
Urse, Ralph son of, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Ursewik, Urcewik, Urswyk, Robert
de, king's esquire, 81, 109,
209.
, Walter de, knight, 453.
, commissioner, 135.
Us de Mere, Gregory, 60.
Use. See Ouse.
Usflete, Usflet, Gerard de, commis-
sioner, 324, 485.
, Robert de, clerk, 55.
Usk, Robert, of Worcester, 270.
Uske, Roger, commissioner, 415.
Utlicote, William de, of Billington,
co. Bedford, 205.
, . . . . , Joan daughter and
heir of, wife of Edmund
Marshal, 205.
Uttyng, William, 143.
V
Vaal, John de, of Luddington, co.
Warwick, 339.
Vache, Richard la, knight, Philip
son and heir of, 106.
, Philip la, or de la, 36.
, , knight, 204, 424, 441.
, . . . . , knight of the king's
chamber, 5.
Vagg, Chilterne Vagg [in Chilthorne
Domer], co. Somerset, manor,
70.
Vaggescomb, Robert, canon of
Exeter, 165.
, . . . . , parson of Parkham,
co. Devon, 165.
Vaghan, Gerald, commissioner, 57.
, Hugh, presented to the
church of Whitchurch, co.
Hereford, 196.
, Thomas ap Guilliam, of
Bedwas, 198.
Valario, William de, patron of
La Seinte Marie of Genoa, 507.
Vale, Richard, carpenter, 195.
, Henry de la, 298.
, William de la, knight, 140,
155,
736
GENERAL INDEX.
Vale, William de la — cont.
, . commissioner, 323.
, . . . . , escheator in York-
shire, 27, 108.
Cf. Valle.
Valencia, Valence, Aymer de, earl of
Pembroke and lord of Wex-
ford and Montignac, charter
of, 114.
, . . . . , . . . . , wife of. See
Sancto Paulo, Mary de.
Valence, Stephen de, commissioner,
496.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
412.
, William de, temp. Henry III,
15.
, William de, earl of Pem-
broke and Joan, his wife,
charter of, 114.
Valentine, John le, 234.
Valle, Hugh del, 385.
, Reynold de, son of William,
temp. Henry III, 26.
, Robert de, knight, 114.
, Stephen de, bishop of
Meath, 88, 241, 245, 362.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
145.
Cf. Vale.
Valort, Amaury de, knight of Aqui-
taine, 469.
Vange, Fanges, co. Essex, 195.
Vannere, Robert, 341, 472, 474.
, . . . . , citizen and vintner
of London, 479.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife
of, 479, 482.
Vastern, Fastern [in Wootton Bas-
sett], co. Wilts, manor, 354,
367, 474, 475.
, park, surveyor of. See
Archebaud, William.
Vautort, John, citizen of London,
90.
See Fautort.
Vavasour, William, of Yorkshire,
446.
Veel, Peter de, 247.
, commissioner, 136,
138, 219, 221, 315, 319, 499.
, , knight, 440.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
157.
, . . . . , constable of Gloucester
Castle, 368.
, . . . . , sheriff of Gloucester,
commissioner, 221.
Veele, Vele, John, 327.
Thomas, 380, 386.
Veele — cont.
, Walter, 327.
Veer. See Vere.
Vele. See Veele.
Vendour, John, commissioner, 325.
Veneour, Joan, sister of the hospital
of St. Katharine by the
Tower, 49.
Venne, James de la, parson of Llan-
fihangel yng Ngwynfa, co.
Montgomery, exchanged to
Lydham, co. Salop, 107.
, . . . . , parson of Lydham,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Bishop's Castle, co. Salop,
349.
Venour, William, of London, 175.
Ver. See Vere.
Verdon, John de, commissioner, 139,
144, 311, 320, 323, 491, 499.
, , knight, 132.
, Richard, 338.
Verdun, Thomas de, heir of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
Vere, Veer, Ver, A. de, temp. Stephen,
86.
, Aubrey de, knight, 26.
, R. de, temp. Stephen, 86.
, Thomas de, earl of Oxford,
3, 4, 22, 24, 40, 116, 163, 165,
171, 172, 369, 377 bis, 411.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 368.
, . . . . , . . . . , Philippa, wife of,
daughter of the countess of
Bedford, 368.
Vernaye. See Verneye.
Verneuil, Vernolium [Eure, France],
charter of King John dated
at, 467.
Verneye, Vernaye, John, commis-
sioner, 57, 488.
, Walter de, 159.
Vernon, Vernoun, Vernoune, John
de, commissioner, 136 bis,
498.
, Richard, Richard de, com-
missioner, 310, 321.
, , knight, 373.
, . . . . , . . . . , Juliana, late the
wife of, 494.
Verray. See Vorey.
Veruhio, Peter de, archdeacon of
Exeter, 80.
Veysyn, Roger, chaplain, 285.
Vicary, John, 324.
Videleu, John, 42.
Vielarius, Hamo, temp. Henry II,
182.
Vigrous, William, 359.
GENERAL INDEX.
737
Vikairs, Robert, of Bere Regis, co.
Dorset, 409.
Viker, Hugh, chaplain, 436.
Vikers, John atte, 495.
Vilers, Ingram de, knight, 115.
Vincent, Vyncent, John, clerk,
Richard servant of, 495.
, Richard, 480.
, . . . . , parson of St. Benet's
Sherehog, London, 11.
, William, commissioner, 153.
, .. .., of Waltham, co. Lin-
coln, commissioner, 145.
Vine, Vyne, John, citizen and draper
of London, 129.
vines, 109.
Vineyard, the Weyneyerde, Wyne-
yerde [in Highnara], co.
Gloucester, manor and mill,
416.
Virly, Roger, of Norwich, 11.
, Thomas, 11.
Vise. See Vyse.
Vorey, Verray [Haute-Loire, France],
lord of. See Gebennis, Hugh
de.
Vritela. See Writtle.
Vyel, John, of Bristol, 46.
V yncent. See Vincent.
Vyne. See Vine.
Vyse, Vise, John, 4, 339.
, John atte, 123, 129.
, ..... chief serjeant of the
county of Kildare, 404.
W
Wabourn. See Weybourne.
Wacche, John, commissioner, 150.
Waco, Gilbert, commissioner, 136,
496, 498.
, John, of Wainfleet, searcher
in all ports in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 149.
., Thomas, of Carbrooke, co.
Norfolk, chaplain, 147.
, Walter, prebendary of Credi-
ton collegiate church, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Barnstaple, 40.
Wacelyn, Wascelyn, Wasselyn,
Robert, commissioner, 145.
, Robert, of Birdsall, co. York,
326.
Wacelyn — cont.
, William, commissioner, 55,
409.
Wacke, John, of North Scarle,
miller of Eagle, 297.
Waddesdon, Wortisdon [co. Buck-
ingham], church, portioner
in, 165.
Waddesworth. See Wadsworth.
Wade, John, 472.
, Thomas, 157, 160.
Wadele. See Wadley.
Wadenowe, Robert de, 297.
Wade's Mill, Wadesmyll [in Thun-
dridge, co. Hertford], grant
of pavage at, 261.
Wadhurst, co. Sussex, Frankham
in, Franchame, 156.
Wadley, Wadele [in Faringdon, co.
Berks], manor, 259.
Wadsworth, Waddesworth [in Erring-
den], co. York, 154.
Waffrer, William, groom of the
household, 382.
Wager, Robert. See Milverton,
Robert.
Waghen. See Wawne.
Waghen, William de, parson of
Paglesham, co. Essex, ex-
changed to Hawerby, 188.
Waghna. See Wawne.
Wainfleet, Waynflet, Waynflete [co.
Lincoln], 149, 480.
, church of St. Mary at, 449.
, . . . . , parson of, 449.
Waithe, Wath [co. Lincoln], 197.
Wake, Wak, Blanche, 251.
, Hugh son of Baldwin, temp.
Henry III, 19.
, William, parson of Over-
stone, co. Northampton, ex-
changed to St. Andrew's,
Cornhill, London, 177.
Wakefeld, Wakfeld, Henry de, clerk,
170, 180, 188.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of the
wardrobe, 400, 403, 405, 419.
, . . . . , treasurer of the Ex-
chequer, 400.
, . . . . , archdeacon of Canter-
bury, 174.
, . . . . , bishop of Worcester,
174, 195, 347, 400, 438, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
410. -
, Master William, master in
arts and proctor of Oxford
university, 291.
Wakefield, Wakefeld, co. York, 154.
, parcels of land in, 398.
Wt. 18915.
E 47
738
GENERAL INDEX.
Wakefield — cont.
, old park of, 398.
Wakfeld. See Wakefeld.
Walberton [co. Sussex], vicarage,
22.
Walbroun, James, 119.
Walcott, Walcote, co. Lincoln, 52.
Wald Neuton. See Newton, Wold.
Waldecote, Geoffrey, 384.
Waldegrave, Richard de, commis-
sioner, 144, 497, 502.
Walden, Saffron [co. Essex], abbey,
80.
, . . . . , . . . . , canon of. See
Benyngton, Thomas de.
Walden, John, clerk, 235, 236.
, . . . . , commissioner, 222.
, Robert, 423.
, Roger de, clerk, 388.
, Roger, presented to the
church of Drayton, 259.
, Simon, 104.
, Thomas, 448.
Waldeneuton. See Newton, Wold.
Waldneuton. See Newton, Wold.
Wale, Henry, merchant of Almain,
503.
Walerand, Robert, temp. Henry III,
15.
Wales, 243, 420, 487.
, arrest of ships in, 337.
, invasion of, threatened, 495.
, castles of the prince of
Wales in, 70.
, lands &c. of the late prince
of Wales in, steward of. See
Segrave, Hugh de.
, castles of William de Wynde-
sore in, 393.
, lands of the earl of Pem-
broke in, 195, 200.
, march of, 148.
, . . . . , escheator in. See
Rees, John ap.
, prince of. See Edward ;
Richard.
Wales, North, 375, 389.
, . . . . , assignment of dower to
the princess of Wales in, 374.
, .. .., chamberlain of, 283.
, . . . . , See Cruddok,
David.
, .. .., justice of. See Skyp-
wyth, William de.
Wales, South, 375, 389.
, . . . . , assignment of dower
to the princess of Wales in,
374.
, . . . . , chamberlain of. See
Yonge, Hugh,
Wales, South — cont.
, . . . ., justice of. See Skyp-
wyth, William de.
Wales, West, 389.
Walet, John, 360.
Waleys, Ingelram le, temp. Edward I,
286.
, John, commissioner, 136,
137, 332.
, . . . . , sheriff of Nottingham
and Derby, 283.
, .. .., of Silk Willoughby,
co. Lincoln, 61.
, , of Swithland, 283.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
283
, Ralph, 164.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford,
454.
, Robert, of Ipswich, deputy
butler in the ports of Ips-
wich, Colchester and Orwell,
288.
, . . . . , . . . . , deputy butler
at Ipswich, Colchester and
Maldon, 362.
, William, of Kimmeridge,
409.
See Walsh.
Waleweyn. See Walwayn.
Walford, John, 421.
Walissh, John, of Thirlby, co. York,
281
See Walsh.
Walkelay. See Walkley.
Walkelyn, Benedict, 23.
Walker, Richard, 143, 312.
, Roger, 299.
, Walter, 312.
, . . . . , Richard, servant of,
312
, William, of Bedale, 209.
, , of Repton, 220.
, John, of Winterburn, co.
York, 151.
Walkington, Walkyngton [co. York],
parson of, 42.
Walkley, Walkelay [in Sheffield,
co. York], 186.
Walkyngton. See Walkington.
Walkyngton, John de, 12.
, William de, mercer, 12.
Walle, Henry atte, 144.
Waller, William, of Hainton, co.
Lincoln, 158.
Walles, Philip, 16.
, . . . . , chaplain, presented
to the church of Lytchett
Matravers, 179.
Walleworth. See Walworth.
GENERAL INDEX.
739
Walley, John de, the younger of,
East Markham, 183.
, William, 154.
Wallier, John, the elder, 329.
, the younger, 329.
Wallingford, Walyngford [co. Berks],
castle, 375.
. . , prior of, 427.
, church of St. Peter in,
parsons of, 245.
, gaol, delivery of, 41, 49.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Berk-
hamsted, Henry de.
, honour, bailiff errant in.
See Berkhamsted, Henry de.
Wallokesbern. See Wenlock's Barn.
Walour, Robert, 221.
, commissioner, 221.
Walpole, Walpol [co. Norfolk], 10.
Walsall, Walshale [co. Stafford], 220,
422.
Walsh, Walssh, Walsshe, Walshe,
Agnes le, 358.
, John le, 394.
, . . . . , Joan daughter and
heir of, 423, 424.
, Nicholas le, 210.
, Percival le, the elder, 393.
, . . . . , Percival, son of, 393.
, Richard, 304.
, king's clerk, cham-
berlain of the Exchequer of
Ireland, 335.
. ., Thomas, knight, 322.
, . . . . , escheator in War-
wick and Leicester, 87, 93,
143, 168, 174.
, Walter, 89, 90, 96, 327, 461.
, Walter le, parson of Upton,
co. Salop, 116.
, William, commissioner, 143
bis.
, . . . . , receiver of Cardiff,
452.
See Walissh ; Waleys.
Walshale. See Walsall.
Walshale, William, escheator in
Salop and Stafford and the
march of Wales, 199, 240,
311, 312, 354.
Walsham le Willows, co. Suffolk,
manor, 203.
Walsham, Ralph de, 72, 78, 124,
203, 287, 437.
, . . . ., letters patent of, 128.
, Robert, vicar of Cranbrook,
co. Kent, exchanged to Sut-
ton, co. Norfolk, 297.
, Roger de, commissioner,
417, 487, 491.
Walsham — cont.
, William, ' esquyer Angleys,'
421.
, William de, confessor of
Edward, prince of Wales, 378.
Walsingham, Walsyngham [co. Nor-
folk], 32, 44.
Walsokne, Peter son of Emma de,
11.
Walssh. See Walsh.
Walsshemon, Edmund, 416.
Walsyngham. See Walsingham.
Walsyngham, Edmund de, 356.
, commissioner, 135.
, . . . . , Isabel, wife of, 356.
Walter, Richard son of John son
of, < le fitz,' 27.
, Thomas son of, de Dodeston,
26.
Walters, Thomas, of Tetbury, dyer,
364.
Waltham, Great [co. Essex], manor,
355, 408.
, Littley park in, 274,
279.
, . . . . , warreners at. See
Peyntour, Peter ; Warenner,
Robert le.
Holy Cross [co. Essex], 357,
438, 472.
, abbot of, 249.
, abbot and convent of,
438.
[co. Lincoln], 145, 310.
Waltham, John de, of the county
of Lincoln, 435.
, John de, clerk, 117.
, John de, commissioner, 226.
, John de, presented to the
church of Courteenhall, 123.
, . . . . , canon of Wellow
abbey, 165.
, . . . . , presented to the
church of Lanteglos, co.
Cornwall, 304.
, Moses de, 282.
Walton on Trent, co. Derby, manor,
180, 462.
le Dale, Walton [co. Lan-
caster], 299.
, Wauton [in Kilmersdon, co.
Somerset], 271.
[co. Suffolk], letters patent
dated at, 459.
Walton, Henry de, of Staffordshire,
339.
, John de, clerk, 104.
, John de, chaplain, 403.
, Nicholas, citizen of London,
tailor, 337.
740
GENERAL INDEX.
Walton — cont.
, Richard son of Adam ' Hog-
geson Dobbeson ' de, 299.
, Robert de, parson of Tinge-
wick, 90.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
485.
, William, 337.
Cf. Wauton.
Walwayn, Waleweyn, Robert, 448.
, Roger, 33.
Walwern. See Tafolwern.
Walworth, Walleworth, John de,
359.
, Thomas de, presented to the
church of Hemingburgh, co.
York, 104.
, . . . . , parson of Heming-
burgh, 96.
, William, 272.
, . . . . , citizen of London,
125, 381.
, . . . . , mayor of London, 36,
118, 167, 173, 174.
Walyngford. See Wallingford.
Walyngford, John de, prior of
St. Frideswide's, Oxford,
44.
Wambergh. See Wanborough.
Wampford, Nicholas de, commis-
sioner, 332.
Wanborough, Wambergh [co. Wilts],
281.
Wandesford. See Wansford.
Wandesford, Adam de, searcher in
the port of Boston, 493.
, John de, 264.
, Richard de, citizen of Lon-
don, 36.
Wandesworth. See Wandsworth.
Wandsworth, Wandesworth [co.
Surrey], 428.
, manor of Down in, La
Doune, 478.
Wanflet, John, clerk, 32.
Wanlip, Anlep [co. Leicester], 322.
Wannesworth, Stephen, 326.
"Wansford, Wandesford [in Naffer-
ton, co. York], 467.
Wantage, Wantynge [co. Berks],
land called ' Tanheye ' in,
284.
, vicar of, 284.
Wantynge. See Wantage.
Wantynge, Wantyngg, Richard de,
Richard, presented to the
church of Little Compton, co.
Warwick, 177.
, . . . . , rector of Little Comp-
ton, 384.
Wantynge, Richard de — cont.
, . . . . , parson of Little Comp-
ton, exchanged to the warden -
ship of the chapel of Iccomb,
co. Gloucester, 204.
, Robert, parson of Radeclyve,
390.
, . . . . , chaplain, granted
the chantry of Wilkswood,
co. Dorset, 394.
Waram. See Wareham.
Warbleton, Werbelton, Warbelton
[co. Sussex], church, 132,
168.
, parsons of, 183, 206.
Warblington, Warblynton [co.
Southampton], parson of,
266.
, Lymbourne in, 266.
, port of Emsworth in, 494.
Warblynton. See Warblington.
Warblynton, John, 272.
Warcop, Warthecop [co. Westmore-
land], vicar of, 18.
Warde by Titchfield [co. Southamp-
ton], 430.
Ward, Warde, Elizabeth, 188.
, Ellis, of Fulbeck, co. Lin-
coln, 61.
, Gilbert, presented to the
vicarage of Laxfield, co. Suf-
folk, 83.
, John, mayor and escheator
of London, 199, 203, 208,
276, 300, 345, 429.
, John, souter, 318.
, John, vicar of Newnham
Regis, co. Warwick, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
St. Sepulchre's, Northamp-
ton, 481.
, Nicholas, temp. Henry III,
359.
, Richard, presented to a
chantry in the church of
Ogbourne St. George, 257.
, . . . . , chantry chaplain in the
church of Ogbourne St.
George, 245.
, Simon, 110.
, commissioner, 135,
136, 138.
, . . . . , king's steward of Oak-
ham, 147.
, . . . . , sheriff of Rutland,
commissioner, 217.
, Simon de, 385.
Wardecop, Robert, parson of War-
den, 175.
Wardedieu, Henry, 297, 360.
GENERAL INDEX.
741
Warden, Wardon [co. Bedford],
abbot of, 19.
, abbot and convent of, 181,
379.
, church of, 379.
, parson of, 175.
Wardon. See Warden.
Wardrobe, the, keepers of. See
Farlee, William de ; North-
well, William de ; Wakefeld,
Henry de.
, usher of. See Chippes,
Roger.
...... the Great, office of, 169.
, .. .., keeper of, 401.
, . . . . , porters of. See
Bruggeford, John ; Soteby,
Roger de.
Ware [co. Hertford], 357.
, vicars of, 24.
, alien priory, 16, 24, 131,
399.
Ware, Master John, warden of the
charnel chapel in the church-
yard of St. Mary's, Worcester,
87, 88, 91, 94.
, Roger de, monk of Thetford
priory, 56.
Warefeld. See Warfield.
Wareham, Warham [co. Dorset],
409.
, church of St. Martin, 45,
87, 88.
, church of St. Michael, 366.
, alien priory, 366.
Waren, Warnet [co. Northumber-
land], the river, 59.
Warenna, John de, earl of Surrey,
371.
, .. .., Joan, wife of, 371.
Warenner, Robert le, late parker
of Old Park, Apechildepark
and Littleypark, co. Essex,
274.
, . . . . , late warrener at
Pleshey, High Easter and
Great Waltham, 274.
, Thomas, 272, 483.
, , of Thorshawe, 430.
Cf. Warner ; Waryner.
Warewik. See Warwick.
Warewyk. See Warwyk.
Warfield, Warfeld, Warrefeld [co.
Berks], parsons of, 266, 302,
406, 423.
Warham. See Wareham.
Wark, Werk in Tyndale [co. North-
umberland], lordship and
liberty, 318.
Warkenedby. See Wartnaby.
Warkworth, Werkworth [co. North-
umberland], 98.
, castle, 98.
Warle, William de, controller of
the works at Porchester Castle,
253.
Warley, Great, Warle, co. Essex,
309.
, Warlullay [in Midgley], co.
York, 154.
Warlullay. See Warley.
Warmingham, co. Chester, Elton in,
Elveton, 131.
Warmington, Wermyngton, Wer-
monton [co. Warwick],
church, 20, 258.
Warmyngton, Wermyngton, John
de, controller of the works at
Corfe Castle, 477.
, Richard de, clerk, 125.
Warnecamp. See Warningcamp.
Warneford, John, 383.
Warner, Warnere, John, 236.
, Richard, 45.
, Robert, 492.
, Robert, of Boston, searcher
in the port of Boston, 493.
, Thomas, 157, 275.
Cf. Warenner ; Waryner.
Warnet. See Waren.
Warnham, Werenham [co. Sussex],
271.
Warningcamp, Warnecamp [in Ly-
minster], co. Sussex, manor,
129.
Warre, John de la, 249.
, commissioner, 138,
147, 499.
, Richard, of Petworth, 231.
, Roger la, commissioner, 134.
Warrefeld. See Warfield.
Warrewyk. See Warwick ; War-
wyk.
Warsop, co. Nottingham, 141.
Warsop, John de, parson of Lud-
borough, co. Lincoln, ex-
changed to West Rasen, co.
Lincoln, 208.
Warter, Wartre [co. York], 467.
, Blanchemarle in, Blaunch-
marl, 467.
Warthecop. See Warcop.
Warthewyk. See Warwick.
Warthewyk, John de, knight, 328.
Warthreynon. See Gwrtheyrnion.
Wartling, Wretlyng [co. Sussex],
prebend of. See Hastings.
Wartnaby, Warkenedby [co. Leices-
ter], 426.
I Warton [co. Lancaster], church, 116.
742
GENERAL INDEX.
Warton in Kendale [co. Lancaster],
parsons of, 351, 484.
Warton, Edmund de, 109.
, John de, 146.
, . . . . , of the county of
Lancaster, 423.
Warwick, Warthewyk, co. Cumber-
land, 328.
, Warewik, Warrewyk, co.
Warwick, 89, 113, 188, 244,
347, 350, 463.
, . . . . , bridge, pontage for,
423.
, . . . ., castle, 494.
, . . . . , gaol, delivery of, 445.
Warwick county, 92, 104, 408.
, outlawries in, 230 bis,
357, 364, 448.
, scarcity of corn in, 319,
320.
, commission of array in,
499.
, commissions of the peace
in, 138, 314.
, alnager of woollen cloths
for sale in. See Cook, Henry.
, collector of subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Ray,
John.
, farmer of the subsidy on
cloth for sale in. See Ray,
John.
, escheator in. See Holt,
Walter ; Walsh, Thomas.
Warwick, earl of. See Bello Campo,
Thomas de; Plessetis, John de.
Warwyk, Warewyk, Warrewyk,
Adam de, parson of Market
Overton, co. Rutland, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Orston, co. Nottingham, 163.
, Laurence de, vicar of Ship-
ton, co. Oxford, exchanged to
the vicarage of White Notley,
co. Essex, 43.
, Robert de, commissioner,
138.
, Sir Robert de, canon of
Wolverhampton, 282 bis.
WTaryn, John, of Purleigh, co. Essex,
19.
, Robert, commissioner, 323.
, William, groom of the
household, 382.
Waryner, Henry, of Charfield, co.
Gloucester, 247.
, John, of Cork, 450.
Cf. Warenner ; Warner.
Waryng, Nicholas, of Essex, porter
of Brecknock Castle, 85.
Was, Gilbert, commissioner, 220.
Wascelyn. See Wacelyn.
Washingley, Wassyngle [co. Hun-
tingdon], 43.
, advowson of, 43.
Wassand [in Sigglesthorne, co.
York], 467.
Wasselyn. See Wacelyn.
Wassyngle. See Washingley.
Wassyngle, Robert de, 43.
, .. .., Joan wife of, 43.
, . . . . , Richard and Robert,
sons of, 43.
Wastell, John, chaplain, 326.
Wasteneys, John, commissioner,
498.
, Roger, 219.
Wately, Richard de, bailiff of York,
242.
, . . . . , citizen of York, 247.
Water, Watere, Watre, Henry atte,
keeper of the park of Langley
Marish, 171, 369.
, . . . . , usher of the king's
hall, 257, 399.
, John atte, 76.
, Nicholas atte, the elder,
464.
, Nicholas atte, the younger,
464.
, William atte, 464.
Waterbeach, Watirbeche, Watyr-
beche, co. Cambridge, 390.
Waterden, Richard de, escheator
in Norfolk and Suffolk, 118,
131.
, Robert de, of Lynn, 121.
Watere. See Water.
Waterford, Watreford, co. Water-
ford, 16, 258.
, citizens of, 190, 338, 342.
, mayor and citizens of, peti-
tion of, 145.
, extension of murage at, 255.
, port of, 13.
Waterford county, 145.
Wateringbury, Wottryngbury, co.
Kent, manor, 232.
Waterman, William, 8.
Waterperry, Waterpyrye, co. Ox-
ford, manor, 202.
, Thomley in, Thomele, 202.
Waters, Walter, parson of Bernagh,
exchanged to Cantreff, co.
Brecon, 419.
Waterward, John, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of
Ousby, co. Cumberland, 196.
Watford [co. Middlesex], 341.
Wath. See Waithe.
GENERAL INDEX.
743
Watirbeche. See Waterbeach.
Watlington, Watlyngton [co. Ox-
ford], manor, 375.
Watlyngton, John, commissioner,
222.
, Robert, 337.
Watre. See Water.
Watreford. See Waterford.
Watson, John, of Culgaith, bailiff in
Inglewood forest, 461.
Wattes, John, citizen of Bristol,
260.
, William, vicar of Nether-
avon, co. Wilts, exchanged
to Siddington, co. Gloucester,
261.
, . . . . , parson of Pwllcrochan,
co. Pembroke, exchanged to
Naunton, co. Gloucester, 124.
Watton at Stone [co. Hertford],
manor, 260.
, free chapel of, 260.
Watton, co. Norfolk, 144, 147, 148,
152, 157, 275.
, . . . ., manor, 147.
Watyrbeche. See Waterbeach.
Waudon, Robert, clerk, 283.
Wauton, Andrew de, 373.
, John, John de, 78.
, commissioner, 315,
320, 499.
, William de, commissioner,
314, 497.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
319.
See Walton.
Wavery, John, 412.
Wawe, Nicholas, 262, 493.
Wawne, Waghen, Waghna [co.
York], 465, 467.
Waydour, John, 303.
Wayfer, Richard, parson of Quarley,
co. Southampton, 341.
Waymouth. See Weymouth.
Waynbrige, 9.
Waynnet. See Wainfleet.
Wayte, Wayt, Richard, 24.
, Thomas, brother of tho
hospital of St. Katharine by
the Tower, London, 215.
Wayville, Wayvyle. See Weyville.
Weald, North, Northwelde [co.
Essex], park, works in, 28.
Weasenham, Wesenham [co. Nor-
folk], 389.
, church of All Saints and
St. Peter, vicar of, 389.
Weaverthorpe, Wirthorp [co. York],
414.
Webbe, John, 28.
Webbe — cont.
, John, Thomas son of, of
Brentford, 392.
, William, 304.
, . . . . , of London, butcher,
390.
Webster, Geoffrey, of Brabant, 200.
, Gilbert, of Bingham, 47.
, Reynold, 200.
, William, of Wymondham,
318.
Webstere, Adam, 151.
, John, of Heathcote, co.
Derby, 9.
, Thomas, 157, 160.
Wednesfield, Wodnesfeld [co. Staf-
ford], 282.
, Prestwood in, Prestwod,
282 bis.
Week St. Mary, Wyke [co. Cornwall],
parsons of, 363, 364.
Weeley, Wilega [co. Essex], 443.
Weeting, Wetyng, co. Norfolk,
manor, 13.
Wegg, Thomas, of Clare, co. Suffolk,
158.
Weginale, Henry, chaplain, 326.
Weiesford. See Wexford.
Weighton, Wyghton [co. York], 173.
, manor of, 173.
Weland, John, 157, 160.
Welasham, Welesham, Roger de,
knight, 133, 299.
, commissioner,
147, 154.
Welbourne, Welburn [co. Lincoln],
367.
, church, 367.
Welburn, John de, clerk, 367.
Weld, John, of London, 210.
Welde, John, John atte, commis-
sioner, 137, 158, 159.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex
and Hertford, 195, 196, 203,
223, 225, 315.
, Nicholas atte, parson of
Darley, 284.
Weldon [co. Northampton], 219.
Welesham. See Welasham.
Welford, Roger de, parson of Char-
welton, co. Northampton,
exchanged to a mediety of
the church of Turvey, co.
Bedford, 293.
Welhall, manor, 107.
Welhowe. See Wellow.
Well, co. Cambridge, commission
of sewers in, 485.
, Welle [in Ickham, co. Kent],
331, 434.
744 GENERAL INDEX.
Well, Welle, John atte, 476.
, of Anlaby, co. York,
86.
, John de, chaplain, 176.
, John de, commissioner, 490,
497.
, . . . . , knight, 50.
, Nicholas son of Robert atte,
282.
, Philip atte, controller of
customs at Melcombe, 256.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
62, 485.
, William atte, controller
of customs at Melcombe,
288.
, William de, temp. Edward I,
271.
Wellagh, Robert de, of Maplebeck,
70.
Welle. See Well.
Wellere, John, 495.
Welles. See Wells.
Welles, Hugh de, tern}). John, 467.
, John de, of Carbrooke, co.
Norfolk, 147.
, John, the younger, 281.
, Richard, master of the barge
of Lydd, 61.
, Thomas de, 128.
, William, king's mariner,
bailiff of Winchelsea, 346.
Wellesbourne, Wellesburn [co. War-
wick], 119.
Wellington, Welyngton, co. Here-
ford, manor, 216, 444.
Wellow, Wellowe, Welhowe by
Grymesby [co. Lincoln],
abbey, 117.
, . . . . , canon of. See Wal-
tham, John de.
[co. Somerset], Eckweek in,
Ekewyk, 31.
, . . . . , Woodbo rough in,
Wodebarwe, 31.
Wells, Welles [co. Norfolk], 481.
, , port, 5.
Wells, Welles [co. Somerset], 11.
, cathedral church, dean and
chapter of, 273, 327.
, . . . . , prebend of Compton
Dundon in, 278.
, . . . . , prebend of Wivelis-
combe in, 273, 413.
Welshamsted, Welshamstede. See
Wilshamstead.
Welshpool, La Pole [co. Mont-
gomery], castle and manor,
148.
, chapel of, 362.
Welton, Welton by Dounham [co.
Lincoln], 176. ■
[co. Northampton], 310.
, Welweton [in Midsomer
Norton], co. Somerset, manor,
35.
Welton, John de, 254, 421.
, . . . . , commissioner, 62, 409,
411.
, John de, controller of cus-
toms at Queenbo rough, 288.
, John de, draper, citizen of
Lincoln, 501.
, . . . . , of Lincoln, collector
of subsidy on cloth for sale
in Lincoln, Rutland, Notting-
ham and Derby, 280.
, . . . . , of the county of
Northampton, 474.
Weluen. See Welwyn.
Welwe, Sir David de, steward of the
abbey of Shaftesbury, 268.
Welweton. See Welton.
Welwyk, Stephen, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of
Brimpsfield, co. Gloucester,
112.
Welwyn, Weluen, Welwen, co. Hert-
ford, 78, 472.
Welyngton. See Wellington.
Welyngton, John de, 155.
, John, commissioner, 153.
Welywort, John, of Moreton Hamp-
stead, 294.
Wemb worthy, Wemmeworth, co.
Devon, advowson of, 205.
Wemmo, William, chief serjeant of
Meath, 306.
Wemmeworth. See Wembworthy.
Wen, Philip, chaplain, presented
to the church of Great Bil-
ling, 163.
Wenden. See Quendon.
Wenden Lofts, Wendenlouth [co.
Essex], 61.
Wendlyngburgh, John de, king's
clerk, prebendary of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 233.
Wenge, John, 380.
, .. .., Agnes, wife of, 380.
Wengham, John, fishmonger, 112.
, John, king's yeoman of
office, 337.
Wengrave, John, parson of Newing-
ton, co. Surrey, exchanged to
St. Mary's, Guildford, 40.
Wenlock, Wen'lok [co. Salop], 446.
, alien priory, 172, 187, 231,
265, 365, 372.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 354.
GENERAL INDEX.
745
Wenlo ck — cont.
, prior of. See Ponte Fracto,
William de.
, prior and convent of, 446.
Wenlock's Barn, Wallokesbern [in
St. Giles' without Cripple-
gate, London], prebend of.
See London, St. Paul's.
Wenlo k, William, William de, clerk,
406, 446, 454.
, William, parson of Flam-
stead, co. Hertford, ex-
changed to Odell, co. Bed-
ford, 277.
Wenlyngburgh, Robert de, pre-
bendary of Chichester, 249.
, . . . . , parson of Ardingley,
co. Sussex, 249.
, . . . . , parson of Hurstmon-
ceaux, co. Sussex, 249.
Wennington, Wenyngton [co. Essex],
468.
, Old, Aldwenyngton [in Mel-
ling, co. Lancaster], 135.
Wenselowe, William, 345.
Went, John de, 502.
Wentelay, William, of Huggate,
co. York, 76.
Wenvoe [co. Glamorgan], manor of
Wrinstone in, Wrencheston,
289.
Wenyngton. See Wennington.
Weoleye, John, of Chipping Camp-
den, 175.
Wepham [in Burpham], co. Sussex,
manor, 129.
Werbelton. See Warbleton.
Werdeman, John, 119.
Were, John atte, 231.
Werfton, William de, commissioner,
139.
Werk in Tyndale. See Wark.
Werk, John, of Weighton, co. York,
173.
, Nicholas de, bailiff of Lin-
coln, 489.
Werkesworth. See Wirksworth.
Werkworth, Werkworthe [in the Isle
of Sheppey, co. Kent], marsh,
206.
, commission of sewers in,
161.
Werkworth. See Warkworth.
Wermegeye. See Wormegay.
Wermonton. See Warmington.
Wermyngton. See Warmington ;
Warmyngton.
Wermynstre, William, 482.
Werneham. See Warnham.
Werryngton. See Weryngton.
Werton, Robert, 218.
Weryngton, Werryngton, Robert,
380.
, . . . . , purveyor for the
king's horses, 238 bis.
Wesbury. See Westbury.
Wesebech, John, esquire, 337.
Wesenham. See Weasenham.
Wesenham, John de, 389.
West, John, 269.
, John, king's servant at
Westminster, 357.
, . . . . , parson of Upton on
Severn, exchanged to Dean,
co. Bedford, 111.
, Ralph, of Greatford, co.
Lincoln, 237.
, Thomas, knight, 72, 114,
287, 356.
, commissioner, 139,
153, 222, 332, 497.
, . . . . , prebendary of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 309.
, William, 61.
Westangemeryngg. See Angmering,
West.
Westbarning. See Barming, West.
Westbo rough, Westburgh [co. Lin-
coln], mediety of the church
parsons of, 346.
Westbretton. See Bretton, West.
Westburgh. See Westborough.
Westbury on Trym, Wesbury [co.
Gloucester], collegiate church,
dean and chapter, 46, 195.
, . . . . , prebend in, 46.
, . . . . , prebend of Aust in,
121, 195, 393.
, Sneed Park and Pen Park in,
9.
Westbury [co. Somerset], 436.
Westbury, William de, parson of
Road, co. Somerset, 31.
Westby, William de, Emma late
the wife of, 219.
Westcheyham. See Cheam, West.
Westclyf, John, of Sandwich,
searcher in all ports in Kent,
313.
Westcott, Westcote [in Dorking],
co. Surrey, manor, 195.
Westderham. See Dereham, West.
Westede, John son of John de, of
Corston, 127.
Westele, John de, porter of Windsor
Castle, 164.
Western, Thomas son of Thomas of
Torksey, the younger, 450.
Westgrenestede. See Grinstead,
West.
746
GENERAL INDEX.
Westhagh. See Haigh.
Westham. See Ham, West.
Westhanyngfeld. See Hanning-
field, West.
Westhathelsay. See Haddlesey,
West.
Westhenreth. See Hendred, West.
Westhorp, 420.
Wes thorp, Thomas, 421.
Westhothlegh. See Hoathly, West.
Westmelne. See Westmill.
Westmereseye, Westmerseye. See
Mersea, West.
Westmeryngton. See Merrington,
West.
Westmill, Westmelne, co. Hertford,
manor, 374, 475.
Westminster, 1, 61, 247, 357, 423,
455, 494.
, letters patent dated at,
passim.
, exemplification of pleas at,
387.
, manor, 238.
, the king's mews near, 238,
436.
, privy palace, 479.
, palace, works in, 181, 189,
420.
, . . . . , . . . . , surveyor of.
See Sleford, William de.
, . . . . , great clock in, keepers
of. See Nichole, John ;
Wodeward, William.
, . . . . , letters patent dated
at, 450.
, hospital of St. James by,
warden of. See Orgrave,
Thomas de.
, abbey church of St. Peter
at, 101.
, . . . . , abbey and convent
of, 478.
, .. .., abbot, prior and con-
vent of, 101, 119, 143.
, Nicholas, abbot of, 129.
, St. Stephen's, dean and
chapter, 429.
, . . . . , dean and college, 206,
233, 309.
, , prebend in, 206, 212,
233, 309, 429.
, . . . . , visitation of, to be
made, 330, 410.
Westmoreland, 414.
, illegal export of wools from,
to Scotland, 53.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Pathorn,
John de.
Westmoreland — cont.
, commission of array in,
498.
, commission of the peace in,
138.
, outlawries in, 67, 176.
, sheriff of. See Pykeryng,
James de.
Weston Turville, Turvill, Turvyll
[co. Buckingham], church,
163, 249.
Subedge, Underegge [co.
Gloucester], 70.
under Penyard, Penyord [co.
Hereford], 75.
[co. Hertford], lady of. See
Marshal, Margaret.
, co. Huntingdon. See Alcon-
bury Weston.
Longville, Weston [co. Nor-
folk], church, 45.
Madoc, Weston [co. Salop],
278.
Corbet, co. Southampton,
church, 13.
under Lizard, Weston [co.
Stafford], church, 343, 344.
upon Avon [co. Warwick],
manor of Milcote in, Mulcote,
460.
St. Edith. See Edith Wes-
ton.
Ynge. See Westoning.
Weston, John de, clerk, 217.
, John de, chaplain, vicar of
West Angmering, 343.
, John, burgess of Plymouth,
25.
, John de, of Shrewsbury,
103.
, Richard, 222.
, . . . . , vicar of Yarcombe,
exchanged to Beaford, 100.
, William de, 129.
, . . . . , Margery, wife of, rel-
ict of Robert de Upton,
129.
, William de, of Leicester,
218.
, William de, of Upavon, co.
Wilts, 356.
, . . . . , . . . . , the elder, Isabel
late the wife of, 356.
Westoning, Weston Ynge [co. Bed-
ford], 120.
Westrasen. See Rasen, West.
Westravendale. See Ravendale,
West.
Westthurrok. See Thurrock, West.
Westwicombe. See Westwy combe.
GENERAL INDEX.
747
Westwood [co. Wilts], Avoncliff in,
Avenclyve, 31.
, , Iford in, 31.
, Over, Overwestwode [co.
Wilts], 31.
, Nether, Netherwestwode
[co. Wilts], 31.
Westwrattyng. See Wratting, West.
Westwycombe, Westwicombe, John,
commissioner, 139, 497.
Westwyk, John de, prebendary of
Darlington, 232.
Westynham. See Tyneham, West.
Wetewang. See Wetwang.
Wetewong, Thomas, king's clerk,
337.
Cf. Witthwang.
Wetheral, co. Cumberland, Cum-
whinton in, Comquynton, 229.
Wetheresfeld, John, 288.
Wetherman, Hugh, 408.
, John, 409.
, Nicholas, 409.
Wetheryngton. See Widdrington.
Wetwang, Wetewang [co. York],
227.
Wetweder, Richard, 356.
Wetyng. See Weeting.
Wex, Walter, chaplain, presented
to the church of St. Michael,
Wareham, 366.
Wexford, Weysford [co. Wexford],
castle, constable of. See
Botelston, John.
Wexford, Weysford county, 472,
483.
, chief serjeant of. See
Botelston, John.
, lordship of, 405.
, . . . . , lord of. See Has-
tynges, John de ; Laurence
de ; Valencia, Aymer de.
Weybourne, Wabourn [co. Norfolk],
147.
Weymouth, Waymouth, Weymuth
[co. Dorset], 333.
, port, 49.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Chichestre, John de.
Weyneyerde. See Vineyard.
Weysford. See Wexford.
Weyville, Wayvyle, Wayvile, Wey-
vill, John, 495.
, commissioner, 314,
492, 499.
whale, cast ashore, 59.
Whalesburgh, John, commissioner,
499.
Whappelode, Whappelod, William de,
William, 231, 402.
Whappelode, William de — cont.
, king's yeoman, con-
stable of Oakham Castle, 360.
, . . . . , . . . . , letters patent
of, 373.
Wharf e, Querf, the river, co. York,
158.
, preservation of salmon in,
193, 317, 324, 501.
Wharram le Street, Wharrom in le
Stret [co. York], 467.
Percy, Wharrompercy, co.
York, manor, 111.
Whateleye, Whatelegh, Whatele.
See Whatley.
Whatley, Whatelegh, Whateleye,
Whatele [co. Somerset], par-
son of, 31, 384, 436.
Whatton, Long, co. Leicester, parson
of, 88.
[co. Nottingham], 63, 142.
'in the Vale ' [co. Notting-
ham], 224.
Wheatley, Wheteley, Wheteleye [co.
Nottingham], manor, 433,
435.
, Whitele [in Binstead, co.
Southampton], manor and
park, works at, 96, 98.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of. See
Hertyngdon, Adam de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Rouceby, John de.
Wheldrake [co. York], Langwith in,
Langwath, 227.
Whelok, Thomas, 320.
Whepstead [co. Suffolk], Menston in,
Manestona, 443.
Wherleton. See Whorlton.
Wherwell, Wherewell [co. South-
ampton], 470.
, abbey, voidance of, 170,
370.
, temporalities of, 183,
382.
, Benedictine abbey, abbess
of. See Cokerell, Joan ;
Lavynton, Cecily.
, prioress and convent of, 168.
, conventual church, prebend
of Bathwick in, 168, 370, 382.
, . . . . , prebend of Middleton
in, 170.
Whetelay. See Wheteley.
Whetele, William de, citizen and
woolmonger of London, 119.
Wheteley, Wheteleye. See Wheat -
ley.
Wheteley, Whetelay, John de, com-
missioner, 411, 501.
748
GENERAL INDEX.
Whethull, Robert, 337, 338.
, William, 337.
Whichford [co. Warwick], Stourton
in, 101, 143.
Whightfeld, William, of the county
of Gloucester, 281.
Whittington, Wytigton [co. Lan-
caster], 135.
Whiltshire, Richard, 377.
Whinbergh, Whynbergh, co. Nor-
folk, manor, 133.
Whinfell, Quynfell [in Appleby],
co. Westmoreland, 414.
Whippingham, Wyppyngham [Isle
of Wight], church, 307.
Whistler, Robert, 151.
Whit. See White.
Whitbern. See White Burn ?.
Whitbred, John, 318.
Whitby, Whyteby, Whiteby [co.
York], 125, 326.
, bailiffs of, 236.
, collectors of customs at,
236.
, collector of petty customs
at. See Ruston, Henry
de.
, searchers in the port of.
See Redmersshill, William ;
Thorneton, John de.
Whitchirche, Robert de, parson of
Abington, co. Northampton,
465.
See Whitechirche ; Whyt-
chirche.
Whitchurch, Whytchirche [co. Buck-
ingham], parsons of, 116.
, Whyttchirche [co. Here-
ford], church, 196.
[co. Salop], Blackmere in,
Blakemere, 265, 283, 311,
438, 457.
WhitclifT, Whitclyf in Rypshire [co.
York], 227.
White, Whit, Whyte, Edward, com-
missioner, 220, 221, 319.
, John, 110, 301.
, John, chaplain, 421.
, John le, of East Cheam, 43.
, John, of Dublin, 304.
, John, of Gateshead, 140.
, Richard, 394.
, Richard, commissioner, 416.
, Richard, of Ireland, 303.
, Robert, 307.
, Roger le, of Eccleston, co.
Lancaster, 81.
, Stephen, commissioner, 490,
499.
, Thomas, 308.
White Burn ?, Whitbern, Whit-
berne [in Kidland, co. North-
umberland], 325, 331.
Whiteby. See Whitby.
Whiteby, Alexander de, 125.
Whitechapel, La Whytechapelle,
Whitechapelle, without Al-
gate [co. Middlesex], parish,
214, 246.
Whitechirche, John, parson of Down-
ham, co. Essex, exchanged to
Great Bentley, co. Essex, 4.
See Whytchirche ; Whit-
chirche.
Whitehors. See Whithors.
Whitele. See Wheatley.
Whitele, Whitle, Peter, 476.
, Peter de, purveyor for the
household, 71 bis, 236 bis.
Whiteman, Richard, of Stanley, co.
Derby, chaplain, 88.
Whiten. See Whitton.
Whiteside, John, of Chisledon, co.
Wilts, 321.
Whitewell, James de, presented to
the church of Sparham, co.
Norfolk, 132.
See Whytewell.
Whitheved, Whytheved, Alan, chap-
lain, 143.
, William, 262.
Whithors, Whitehors, Walter, 341,
472, 474.
, king's esquire, 173,
234, 394, 420.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of Had-
leigh Castle, 40, 397.
, . . . . , keeper of Hadleigh
park and castle, 63.
, . . . . , constable of Hadleigh
Castle, 126.
, bailiff of Rochford
hundred, 265, 397.
, . . . . , usher of the chapel
in Windsor Castle, 265, 397.
, . . . ., Ralph son of, 394.
Whitkall. See Withcall.
Whitlawe, William de, of Penrith,
326.
Whitle. See Whitele.
Whitlok, John, master of the king's
barge, 60.
Whitockeslowe. See Whittingslow.
Whitrigge, Thomas de, commis-
sioner, 326.
Whitstable, Whitstaple, co. Kent,
commission of sewers at, 315.
Whittingham, co. Northumberland,
Great Ryle in, Great Ryhull,
423.
GENERAL INDEX.
749
Whittingslow, Whitockeslowe [in
Wistanstow, co. Salop], 278.
Whittington, Whityngton, Whytyng-
ton [co. Gloucester], 154.
, Qwydyngton, Whityngton
[co. Lancaster], church, 126,
471.
Whittlesey, Wytlesheye, co. Cam-
bridge, commission of sewers
in, 485.
Whittlewood, Whytelwode, Whit-
telwode [co. Northampton],
forest, 267, 477.
Whitton, Whiten [co. Lincoln], 30.
Whittyl, John, parson of Hatcliffe,
co. Lincoln, exchanged to the
vicarage of Limber Magna,
co. Leicester, 13.
Whittynton, Whityngton, William
de, 235.
, William, commissioner, 499.
Whitwell, Whytewell [co. Rutland],
273.
Whityndon. See Withington.
Whityngton. See Whittington.
Whityngton. See Whittynton.
Whorlton, Wherleton [co. York],
liberty of, 331.
Whynbergh. See Whinbergh.
Whytchirche, Hugh de, prebendary
of St. George's, Windsor,
209.
See Whitechirche ; Whit-
chirche.
Whytechapelle, La. See White-
chapel.
Whytchirche. See Whitchurch.
Whyte. See White.
Whyteby. See Whitby.
Whytelwode. See Whittlewood.
Whytewell. See Whitwell.
Whytewell, John son of Henry de,
273.
See Whitewell.
Whytheved. See Whitheved.
Whythyngdon. See Withington.
Whyttchirche. See Whitchurch.
Whytyngham, Thomas, 322.
Whytyngton. See Whittington.
Wich. See Droitwich.
Wichale. See Withcall.
Wicham. See Wickhambrook.
Wichyngham. See Wychyngham.
Wick (?), Wyke [in Yatton, co.
Somerset], 31, 436.
Wickham Bishop's, Wykeham, Wyk-
ham, co. Essex, manor, 407.
, .. .., parsons of, 173.
Market, Wykham Market
[co. Suffolk], 455.
Wickhambrook, Wicham [co. Suf-
folk], advowson of, 279.
, manor of Badmondisfield
in, 195.
Wicklesome, Wykyngesham [in
Faringdon, co. Berks], manor,
259.
Wicklewood, Wykelwode [co. Nor-
folk], 281.
Wicklow, Wikynglo [co. Wicklow],
parish church, 84.
Wicombe, Richard, purveyor for
the household, 71, 238, 239.
See Wycombe.
Widcombe, Wydecombe [in Chew-
ton], co. Somerset, 35.
Widdrington, Wetheryngton [co.
Northumberland], 252.
Widmerpool, Widmerpol [co. Not-
tingham], parson of, 456.
Wight, Isle of, 332.
, . . . . , commission for the
defence of, 153.
Wight, Wyght, John, 110.
, John de, 190.
, John, the younger, keeper
of Brigstock forest, 124.
, . . . . , . . . . , yeoman of the
household, 371.
, Roger de, yeoman of the
household, late yeoman of
the buttery, 310.
Wightman, Wyghtman, William,
215, 352, 384, 402.
Wigmore, Wyggemor [co. Hereford],
abbot and convent of, 33.
Wihum, Wyhum, William de, com-
missioner, 485, 490, 497.
Wikeham. See Wykeham.
Wikford, John de, 435.
Wikynglo. See Wicklow.
Wilberfoss,Wilberfosse [co.York], 16.
Wilbeye. See Wilby.
Wilbourton. See Wilburton.
Wilburton, Wilbourton [co. Cam-
bridge], church, 172, 404.
Wilby, Wilbeye [co. Suffolk], 21.
Wilcheswode. See Wilkswood.
Wilcombe, Nicholas, commissioner,
136, 137, 314, 332, 413, 499.
Wilde, Wylde, John, parson of Buck-
land by Faversham, 8.
, John, deputy keeper of the
gaol of York Castle, 76.
, Richard, of Thame, 91.
, Thomas, chaplain, 116.
, Thomas, of Brampton, co.
Huntingdon, 401.
Wilden, Wyldenne [co. Bedford],
church, 132.
750
GENERAL INDEX.
Wildero, William, 409.
Wilega. See Weeley.
Wilescombe, Henry, of Bristol, 338.
Wilflet, Richard de, warden of the
hospital of St. John the Bap-
tist, Dorchester, 402.
Wilfletland [co. York], 468.
Wilford, Thomas, 253.
, . . . . , citizen and fishmonger
of London, 90.
, , clerk, 202.
, . . . . , parson of Ridley,
co. Kent, exchanged to the
vicarage of Hemel Hamp-
stead, 477.
, . . . . , parson of Hurstmon-
ceaux, exchanged to Arding-
ley, co. Sussex, 249.
Wilisdon. See Willesden.
Wilkesby. See Wilksby.
Wilksby, Wilkesby [co. Lincoln],
271.
Wilkswood, Wilcheswode [in Lang-
ton Matravers, co. Dorset],
chantry of, 394.
, . . . . , chantry chaplain at.
See Chapell, Henry atte the.
Willaston, Great, Great Wylaston
[co. Chester], 26.
Wille, Luke, 231.
Willes, Richard, master of the barge
of Lydd, 140.
Cf. Wilys.
Willesden, Wilisdon, Wylesdon [co.
Middlesex], 290.
, prebend of. See London,
St. Paul's.
Willesthorp, John, 151.
Willey, Williley, Willy ley, co. Salop,
140, 141, 154, 155.
Willi. See Willy.
William, Edward son of, de Red-
mane, of Fayrthwayt, 135.
, Henry son of, temp.
Edward I, 271.
, Henry son of, son of Emma
del Byggyng, 9.
, John son of, de Stanley, 297.
, Peter son of, de Roos, 173.
, Robert son of, de Doufbig-
ing, of Bentham, co. York,
135.
, Thomas son of, de Ketilby,
106.
, Thomas son of, del Wode, of
Harwood, co. Lancaster, 76.
, William, William son of, of
Havering, 340.
, William son of, de Skipwith,
commissioner, 485.
Williamson, Wyllyamson, John, 151.
, John, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
, Richard, of Ruddington,
co. Nottingham, 411.
, Robert, of Ingoldsby, co.
Lincoln, 61.
, Roger, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
, Roger, vicar of Rochdale,
480.
, William, of Ingoldsby, 61.
Willian, Wyllyen [co. Hertford],
manor and advowson, 183.
Willico, John, of Southill, co. Bed-
ford, 10.
, Robert, of St. Neots, 10.
Williley. See Willey.
Willingale Spain, Wyllynghale
Spaigne [co. Essex], vicars of,
302.
Willingdon, Wylledon, Wylyndon
[co. Sussex], 472.
, vicarage of, 179.
Willingham [co. Lincoln], 271.
Willington, Wylyngton, co. Hert-
ford, rectius co. Bedford,
manor, 253.
Willokson, Thomas Jakson, 325.
Willoughby, Wylughby [co. Lin-
coln], parson of, 71.
Willoughby, Silk, North Willyughby
[co. Lincoln], 61, 62.
, Roger son of the
parson of, 61.
Willoughton, Wylughton [co. Lin-
coln], alien priory, 253.
, vicars of, 253.
Willy, Willi, Wylly, Edmund, 448.
, John, 221.
, . . . . , commissioner, 65.
, John, of Little Dean, co.
Gloucester, 221.
Willyley. See Willey.
Willyughby, North. See Willough-
by, Silk.
Willyughby, John de, of Ingoldsby,
Robert son of, 61.
Cf. Wilughby.
Wilmington, Wylmyngton [co. Sus-
sex], alien priory, 187.
, vicarage of, 187.
Wilnecote, Wylmyngcote [in Tarn-
worth, co. Warwick], pre-
bend of. See Tamworth.
Wilshamstead, Welshamstede, Wels-
hamsted [co. Bedford], 433,
436.
, vicar of, 433.
Wilson, Thomas, 153.
GENERAL INDEX.
751
Wilteshire, Wiltesshire. See Wilt-
shire.
Wilton [co. Hereford], 220.
, Wylton [co. Wilts], 102,
380.
, . . . . , church of St. Michael,
South Street, parsons of,
423.
, . . . ., parsons of, 26.
, . . . ., abbess of. See Boke-
lond, Maud de.
, . . . . , abbess and convent
of, 380.
Laysyngby. See Lazenby
[in Wilton].
, Bishop, Bisshopwylton [co.
York], 227.
, . . . . , prebend of. See York.
Wilton, John de, 176.
Wiltonesherst, John, 410, 413.
, Thomas, 410, 413.
Wilts county, 59, 95, 172, 243, 352,
417.
, illegal manufacture and
sale of cloth in, 153.
, subsidy on cloth for sale
in, 460.
, outlawries in, 10, 11, 102,
119, 176, 211, 264 bis, 281,
356 bis, 421, 480, 483.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commission for the defence
of, 153.
, commission of the peace in,
139.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Wyther,
William.
, escheator in. See Ham-
ham, Oliver de ; Somerton,
Nicholas de.
, sheriff of. See Cheyne,
Hugh.
, commissioner, 153.
Wilts, archdeacon of. See Codeford,
John.
Wiltshire, Wilteshire, Wiltesshire,
John, 421.
, Richard, 390.
, Richard, esquire, 379.
, . . . . , esquire of the prince
of Wales, 303.
, . . . . , usher of the chamber
of Edward, prince of Wales,
343.
, Thomas, citizen and skinner
of London, 176.
Wilughby, Wylughby, Robert de,
commissioner, 137 bis, 158 bis,
317, 332 bis, 413, 497.
Wilughby, Robert de — cont.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner,
50, 145.
Cf. Willyughby.
Wilys, John, commissioner, 331.
Cf. Willes.
Wimborne, Wynburn [co. Dorset],
409.
St. Giles, Upwymbourne [co.
Dorset], church, 46.
Wimond, Ralph son of, temp. Stephen,
465.
Wimpole, Wympole [co. Cambridge],
355.
Winchcomb, Wynchecombe [co.
Gloucester], abbot and con-
vent of, 70.
Winchelsea, Wynchelse, co. Sussex,
140.
, bailiff of. See Welles,
William.
, burgesses of, 58.
, purveyor of fish at, 71.
, commission of sewers at,
58, 134.
.., church of St. Thomas, 180.
, ' Le Chanel ' of, 58.
, port, 49.
.... , . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Batillesford, William.
, gaugers of wines at. See
Gambon, William ; Maykyn,
John.
, ships of, 504.
, manor of Ihamme, 346.
Winchendon, Wynchendon [co.
Buckingham], 19, 20.
, Upper, Overwynchyndon
[co. Buckingham], 105.
, Nether, Netherwynchyndon,
co . Buckingham , 181.
Winchester, Wynchestre, Wyncestre,
co. Southampton, 37, 38.
, charter of Henry I, dated
at, 282.
, city of, 106.
, citizens of, 189.
, church of St. James by,
parsons of, 80.
, warden and brethren of the
fraternity of Kalendars in,
106.
, Wolvesey in, prison of, 273.
Winchester, archdeacon of. See
Wykford, Robert de.
, bishop of, 394, 452.
, See Wykeham,
William de.
, bishopric of, voidance of,
204.
752
GENERAL INDEX.
Winchester, bishopric of — cont.
, . . . . , temporalities of, 394,
395, 397, 403, 437, 441, 442,
473, 483.
Winchester diocese, 13, 25, 40, 75,
80, 114, 127, 170, 173, 190,
204, 212, 217, 234, 246, 307,
340, 341, 403, 422, 441, 442,
473.
Windsor, 358.
, letters patent dated at,
116, 119, 130, 190, 264, 434,
456, 459, 468.
, castle, issues of, 26, 398.
, . . . . , chapel in, usher of.
See Whithors, Walter.
, . . . . , free chapel of St.
George in, warden of, 165.
, . . . . , . . . . , prebend in, 165,
206, 209, 211, 212, 232, 336,
390, 430, 438.
, . . . . , . . . . , warden of, 438.
, . . . . , . . . . , dean or warden
and college of, 209, 211, 212,
232, 336, 390, 430.
, . . , . , clerk of the works at,
210.
, . . . ., constable of, 210.
, . . . . , See Leget,
Helming.
, . . . . , keeper of keys in the
upper bailey. See Smale,
Roger.
, . . . . , porters of. See Porter,
Ralph ; Westele, John de.
, castle and park, works at,
controllers and surveyors of.
See Hanesvvorth, Robert ;
Payntour, John.
, vines and gardens, works in,
109.
, forest, foresters of. See
Corbet, John ; Saleman,
John.
, . . . ., park of Folly John in,
26.
, manor in the park, 238.
Windsor, New, New Wyndesore [co.
Berks], 101, 201.
Windsor, Wyndesore [in Eling, co.
Southampton], manor, 271.
Wines, Gascon, 26.
, of Spain, 298.
Winfarthing, Wynferthyng, Wynne-
ferthyng, co. Norfolk, manor,
195.
, . . . . , document dated at,
114.
, Francis servant of the
parker of, 53.
Wingham, Wyngham [co. Kent],
collegiate church of St. Mary
at, provost of. See Wynde-
sore, William de.
, . . . . , chapter of, 39.
, . . . . , prebend of Bonning-
ton in, 351.
, . . . . , prebend of Pedding in,
285.
Winkfield, Wynkefeld [co. Wilts],
vicars of, 82.
Winkleigh, Wynclee, co. Devon,
court of, 334.
Winston, Wynston [co. Suffolk], 264.
Winterbourne Bassett, Wynter-
borne [co. Wilts], manor, 475.
Winterburn, Wynterburn [in Gar-
grave, co. York], 151.
Winterslow, Wynterslewe, co. Wilts,
manor, 259.
Winterton, Wynterton, co. Norfolk,
leet of, 203.
Winwick, Wynewyk [co. Lancaster],
parson of, 170.
Wirkesburgh. See Worsborough.
Wirksworth, Wirkesworth, Werkes-
worth [co. Derby], 268.
, vicar of, 207.
, Callow in, Caldelowe, 475.
Wirmegeye. See Wormegay.
Wirral, Wyrhale, co. Chester, forest,
378.
Wirsburgh. See Worsborough.
Wirthorpe. See Weaverthorpe.
Wiryng, John, draper of Salisbury,
257.
Wisbech, Wysebeche, Wysbeche [co.
Cambridge], 10, 11, 175, 430.
, hospital at, 175, 430.
, commission of sewers in,
485.
Wistanstow [co. Salop], Whitting-
slow in, Whitockeslowe, 278.
Witchingham St. Faith, Wychyng-
ham St. Faith [co. Norfolk],
church, 94.
Withals, John, of Kegworth, 273.
Wit ham, Wy thorn, the river [co.
Lincoln], to be enlarged,
151.
Witham, Wytham [co. Somerset],
prior and convent of, 8, 83,
384.
Withcall, Whitkall, Wichale [co.
Lincoln], 271.
, parsons of, 475.
Withcote, Wythecok [co. Leicester],
parson of, 267.
Withernsea, Wythornse [co. York],
vicarage of, 236.
GENERAL INDEX.
753
Withington, Withyndon, Whythyng-
don [co. Hereford], parsons
of, 69, 356.
, Whityndon, co. Salop, 148.
Withybrook, Withibrok [co. War-
wick], parson of, 46.
Withy ham, Wythiham [co. Sussex],
156.
Withyndon. See Withington.
Withyngham, Geoffrey de, citizen
and mercer of London, 480.
Witney, Witteneye [co. Oxford], 10.
Wittelesbury, John de, commis-
sioner, 136, 499.
Witteneye. See Witney.
Wittenham, Wyttenham [co. Berks],
parson of, 75.
Wittering, Wuderyng [co. Sussex],
port of, 289.
Witthwang, William de, 143.
Cf. Wetewong.
Wittilbury, Richard de, chaplain,
presented to the church of
Hawerby, 82.
, . . . . , parson of Hawerby,
exchanged to St. Guthlac's,
Market Deeping, 90.
Wittlesey, William de, archbishop
of Canterbury, 3.
Witton, East [co. York], Newstead
in, Neusted by Gervaux, 201.
Wittyl, John, parson of Hatcliffe,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Limber Magna, 17.
Wiveliscombe, Wyvelescombe [co.
Somerset], prebend of. See
Wells.
Wix, Wykes [co. Essex], manor,
355, 408.
, prioress and nuns of, 345.
Wobaston, Wybaston [in Bushbury,
co. Stafford], prebend of. See
Wolverhampton.
Woberneford. See Oburnford.
Woborn, Thomas, parson of Grendon
Underwood, exchanged to a
chantry in St. Michael's free
chapel in St. Austell church-
yard, 437.
Wo burn, John, of Granby, co. Not-
tingham, 63, 142.
Wod. See Wode.
Wodcok. See Wodecok.
Wode, Wod, John atte, 83, 251.
, . . . . , commissioner, 57,
139, 313, 491, 498.
, . . . . , captain of the barge
of Romney, 60.
, , knight, 12, 256.
, . . . Lucy wife of, 12.
Wt. 18915.
Wode — cont.
, John, clerk, 230.
, Maud atte, 282.
, Peter atte, 164.
, Thomas atte, of Westoning,
120.
, Thomas son of William del,
of Harwood, co. Lancaster,
76.
Wodebarwe. See Woodborough.
Wodebergh, John, 429.
Wodecok, Wodcok, Adam, 414,
448.
, John, chaplain, warden of
the hospital of the Holy
Trinity, Dunwich, 304.
Wodeford. See Woodford.
Wodeham, Wodehamwater. See
Woodham Walter.
Wodehay, Richard, 79.
Wodehewer, Richard, of St. Osyth,
101.
Wodehous. See Woodhouse.
Wodehous, Maud, of Ashbury, co.
Berks, 141, 324.
, William, citizen and skinner
of London, 281.
Wodehull. See Wodhull.
Wodeland, Walter, of Guildford, 50.
See Wodelond.
Wodelok, John, chaplain, 403.
Wodelond [co. Kent]. See Wood-
lands.
Wodelond, Thomas, 414.
, Walter, 484.
See Wodeland.
Wodeman, Adam, of West Cheam,
43.
Woderove, John, 384.
, . . . . , attorneys received by,
42.
, , clerk, 338.
, . . . . , friar preacher, the
king's confessor, 92, 95, 295,
372.
, . . . . , chirographer of the
Common Bench, 372.
, . . . . , controller of customs
at Bristol, 193.
, of Yorkshire, 251.
, Walter, controller of cus-
toms at Bristol, 288.
Woderowe, William, 264.
Wodespene. See Speen, Wood.
Wodeward, Wodward, John, 17.
, Richard, 123.
, Thomas, 422.
, William, ' fundour,' keeper
of the great clock in West-
minster palace, 407.
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754
GENERAL INDEX.
Wodeward — cont.
, William, pesager of wools
at Chichester, 199.
Wodewyk. See Woodwick.
Wodhele, William, 327.
Wodhull. See Odell.
Wodhull, Wodehull, John de,
275.
, , clerk, 3, 113.
, .. .., knight, 275, 277.
, Nicholas de, 275.
, William de, 275.
Wodnesfeld. See Wednesfield.
Wodward. See Wodeward.
Wogan, Henry, knight, commissioner,
501 bis.
, Matthew, commissioner, 501
bis.
Woghfeld. See Wokefield.
Wokefield, Woghfeld [in Stratfield
Mortimer], co. Berks, manor,
33.
Woky. See Wookey.
Wolaston, 224.
Wolaston, John de, commissioner,
311.
Wolde, Robert, 304.
Woldeham. See Wouldham.
Woldeneweton. See Newton, Wold.
Woldesef, Roger de, master of
Slebech, 114.
Wolerston. See Wolston.
Wolf, Thomas, 123.
Wolferlow, Wolferlowe [co. Here-
ford], 433.
Wolferston. See Wolfreston.
Wolferton, John, of the order of
Friars Preachers, 400.
Wolfhampston. See Woolston.
Woflreston, Wolferston, Wolfreton,
Wolvereston, Roger de, 203,
299, 385.
, commissioner, 138,
146, 311, 315, 323, 332.
Wollavyngton, Wollavynton. See
Woolavington.
Wollavynton, Nicholas, chaplain,
presented to the vicarage of
Woolavington, 270.
Wollay. See Woolley.
Wollore. See Wooler.
Wolmere. See Woolmer.
Wolrigge, Thomas, of the county of
Gloucester, clerk, 273.
Wolston, Wolerston [co. Warwick],
alien priory, 163, 190.
Wolton, Thomas de, clerk, 391.
Wolvereston. See Wolfreston.
Wolverhampton, Wolvernehamp-
ton, co. Stafford, 424.
Wolverhampton — cont.
, church or free chapel of
St. Peter at, deans of. See
Camilla, Thedesius de ; Ever-
don, Philip de.
, canons of. See Cadamo,
Master John de ; Janua,
Master Andrew de ; Saltford,
Master Richard de ; Ware-
wyk, Sir Robert de.
, . . . . , William, sacristan of,
282.
, . . . . , prebend of Wobaston
in, 302.
, Bentley in, Benteley, 424.
Wolvernehampton, Hervey son of
Clement de, 282 bis.
, Richard son of Gervase de,
282.
Wolverton, Ralph de, commissioner,
153, 332.
Wolvesey, Wolveseye [in Winchester,
co. Southampton], prison, 273.
Wolveston. See Woolesdon.
Wolwiche. See Woolwich.
Wolyngton. See Woolavington.
Wombewell, Hugh de, commissioner,
314, 315.
, . . . . , keeper of the rolls of
the Common Bench, 3.
, Thomas de, commissioner,
486.
Wonard, John, 235.
Woodborough, Wodebarwe [in Wel-
low], co. Somerset, 31.
Woodford, Wodeford [in Plympton
St. Mary, co. Devon], 278.
, Wodeford by Thrapston [co.
Northampton], 272.
, . . . . , parsons of a mediety
of the church, 272.
Woodham Walter, Wodehamwater,
Wodeham, Wodeham Wauter
[co. Essex], 112, 122, 241.
Woodhouse, Wodehous [in Oving-
ton, co. Norfolk], 147.
Woodlands, Wodelond [co. Kent],
William, parson of, exchanged
to West Barming, 41.
Woodstock, Udestoc [co. Oxford],
charter of Henry I, dated at,
451.
, charter of Henry III, dated
at, 441.
Woodwick, Wodewyk [co. Somer-
set], manor, 436.
Wookey, Woky [co. Somerset], 436.
Woolavington, Wollavyngton, Wol-
lavynton, Wolyngton [co.
Somerset], vicar of, 86.
GENERAL INDEX.
755
Woolavington — cont.
, vicarage, 270, 273.
Woolavington, Wolyngton [co.
Somerset], vicarage, 273.
Wooler, Wollore [co. Northumber-
land], 59.
Woolesdon, Wolveston [in Pound-
stock, co. Cornwall], 332.
Woolley, Wollay [co. York], 126.
Woolmer, Wolmere, co. Southamp-
ton, forest, 183.
, . . . . , keeper of. See Sancto
Johanne, Edward de.
Woolston, Wolfhampston [in Chig-
well], co. Essex, 493.
Woolwich, North, Wolwiche, co.
Essex, commission of sewers
at, 156.
Wootton, South, Southwotton [co.
Norfolk], St. Mary's Church,
parsons of, 68, 95.
Wootton Bassett, Wotton [co. Wilts],
manor, 475.
, manor of Vastern in, Fast-
ern, 354, 364, 367, 474.
Worcester, co. Worcester, 270.
, letters patent of Henry II,
dated at, 12.
, city, farm of, 163.
, bailiffs of, 87.
, citizens of, 230, 445.
, cathedral church of St.
Mary, charnel chapel in the
churchyard of, wardens of.
See Gerlethorp, Robert de ;
Ware, Master John.
Worcester, bishops of. See Lenne,
William de ; Wakefeld,
Henry de.
, bishopric of, 100.
, . . . ., voidance of, 7, 10, 46,
69, 87, 88, 91, 94, 101, 124,
127, 166, 195, 393.
, . . . . , guardian of the
spirituality of, 46, 168.
, temporalities of, 111,
174.
, diocese, 2, 7, 8, 46, 69, 91,
101, 111, 112, 121 bis, 124,
127, 130, 162, 163, 167,
168 bis, 169, 177, 190, 204,
252, 254, 255, 261, 267, 268,
270, 274, 276, 277, 289, 336,
368, 384, 431.
Worcester county, 92, 225, 493 bis.
, scarcity of corn in, 319,
320.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Besford,
Alexander de.
Worcester county — cont.
, justices of assize in, 270.
, commission of array in, 498.
, commission of the peace in,
139, 313, 491.
, outlawries in, 56, 269, 281.
, escheator in. S.ee Brugge,
Thomas ; Hambury, John
de ; Ryal, Richard.
, sheriff of. See Aleyn, John.
Worde. See Littleworth ?.
Worespring. See Worspring.
Workesley, Geoffrey de, commis-
sioner, 320.
Works, 24, 28, 63, 76, 92, 96, 98,
105, 106, 110, 118, 126, 144,
165, 181, 185, 186, 189, 195,
199, 200, 208, 212, 214,
233 bis, 235 bis, 253, 285,
300, 307, 340, 341, 344, 372,
381, 388, 403, 420, 432, 435,
439, 444, 473, 477, 479.
Worldham [co. Southampton], manor
and park, works at, 96, 98.
, . . . . , . . . . , clerk of. See
Hertyngdon, Adam de.
, . . . . , . . . . , controller of.
See Rouceby, John de.
, . . . . , park, 1 84.
, East [co. Southampton],
manor, keeper of. See Sancto
Johanne, Edward de.
, . . . . , park of, 395.
, Binswood in, Benes-
worth, 183, 184.
Worle [co. Somerset], 271.
Worlington, Wridlyngton, co. Suf-
folk, manor, 195.
Wormegay, Wirmegey, Wirmegeye,
Wermegeye, Wyrmegeye [co.
Norfolk], 138, 144, 315, 329,
332, 404, 497.
, document dated at, 133.
, lord of. See Bardolf,
William.
, honour of, 216, 315.
Wormenhale. See Worminghall.
Wormenhale, John de, canon of
Salisbury, elected bishop, 201
Wormholt, Wormolt [in Acton, co
Middlesex], 72.
Worminghall, Wormenhale, co
Buckingham, manor, 202.
Worplesdon, Wurplesdon, co. Sur
rey, manor, 347 bis, 348 ter.
Worsborough, Wirkesburgh, Wirs
burgh [co. York], 25, 97.
Worspring, Worespring [in Kew
stoke, co. Somerset], priory
advowson of, 271.
756
GENERAL INDEX.
Worston, William, William de, 272.
, . . . . , commissioner, 59,
416.
Worth Matravers, Worthe [co. Dor-
set], vicars of, 131.
Wortham, John de, presented to the
church of Findon, co. Sussex,
9.
Worthe, John, 460.
Worthen, Worthyn [co. Salop], par-
son of, 14.
Worthyn. See Worthen.
Wortisdon. See Waddesdon.
Wortley, Wyrdeley [co. York], 47.
Wotton, 204.
Wotton under Edge, co. Gloucester,
manor of Bradley in, Brade-
lee, 400.
, Wutton, co. Surrey, parson
of, 481.
See Wootton Bassett.
Wotton, John, 464.
, Peter, 482.
Wottryngbury. See Wateringbury.
Woubourne, Thomas de, chaplain
of the chantry of St. Michael
in St. Austell's churchyard,
exchanged to the church of
Withcall, co. Lincoln, 475.
Wouldham, Woldeham [co. Kent],
16, 116.
Woundy. See Undy.
Wragle, Richard son of Randolf de,
searcher in all ports in Hol-
land, co. Lincoln, 149.
Wramplyngham, Henry de, chap-
lain, 244.
Wrangle [co. Lincoln], 313, 480.
Wrastlyngworth. See Wrestling -
worth.
Wratting, West, Westwrattyng [co.
Cambridge], 90.
Wrauby, John, of Barton on Hum-
ber, commissioner, 151.
wreck of sea, 147.
Wrench, Robert, of Somerset, 356.
Wrenchesham. See Wrentham.
Wrencheston. See Wrinstone.
Wrentham, Wrenchesham, co. Suf-
folk, manor, 424.
Wrestlingworth, Wrastlyngworth
[co. Bedford], manor, 208.
, parson of, his servant,
361.
Wretlyng. See Wartling.
Wridlyngton. See Worlington.
Wright, Wryct, Wrighte, Wryght,
Henry, Juliana, wife of, 433.
, John, miller, 356.
, John, of Boston, 480.
Wright — cont.
, John, of Hainton, co. Lin-
coln, 158.
, Nicholas, of Godmanchester,
74.
, Richard, of Holbeach, clerk,
175.
, . . . . , . . . . , presented to the
church of Rushden, co. North-
ampton, 203.
, Roger, of Langham, co,
Rutland, 265.
, Walter, of Hainton, co.
Lincoln, 158.
, Thomas le, of Brisley, co.
Norfolk, 45.
Wrinstone, Wrencheston [in Wen-
voe], co. Glamorgan, manor,
289.
Writlee, John de, 506.
Writtle, Vritela, Writle, Writtele
[co. Essex], 85, 434.
, park, keeper of. See Cul-
vere, John.
Wrockwardine, co. Salop, Charlton
in, Cherleton, 148.
Wroth, John, 482.
, Margaret, wife of,
482.
Wrottesley, Hugh de, commissioner,
311.
Wroughton, Overweston, co. Wilts,
141, 324.
Wroxham, Thomas de, Thomas, 21,
203.
Wrycte. See Wright.
Wryght. See Wright.
Wryght yngton, William son of Roger
de, 99.
Wuderyng. See Wittering.
Wurplesdon. See Worplesdon.
Wutton. See Wotton.
Wy, Richard, Carmelite Friar,
bishop of Cloyne, 373.
Wybaston. See Wobaston.
Wybergh, William, 414.
Wych. See Droitwich.
Wych, Richard in le, 384.
Wychbold, Wychebaud [in Dodder -
hill, co. Worcester], 56.
Wyche, La. See Droitwich.
Wychebaud. See Wychbold.
Wychemere [co. Berks], manor,
works at, controllers and sur-
veyors of. See Hanesworth,
Robert ; Payntour, John.
Wychford, Robert de, clerk of the
abbess of Shaftesbury, 268.
Wychyngham St. Faith. See Witch-
ingham St. Faith.
GENERAL INDEX.
757
Wychyngham, Wiehyngham, Wil-
liam de, 32.
, commissioner, 50, 51,
53, 61, 62, 135 bis, 136 bis,
137 ter, 138 (5), 141, 144,
146, 147, 157, 160 bis, 228,
313, 328, 332, 413, 502.
, . . . ., justice of gaol
delivery, 20, 30, 70, 106 bis,
108, 109, 111, 113, 123, 125,
273.
, , knight, 78, 152.
Wyclif, John de, prebendary of
Westbury on Trym, 121.
Wycombe [co. Buckingham], 15,
464.
Wycombe, William, 337.
See Wicombe.
Wydecombe. See Widcombe.
Wyderyngton, Roger de, 298.
Wydevill, Wydevyll, Richard, com-
missioner, 135, 138.
Wydlok, John, commissioner, 501.
Wygan, Richard de, 487.
Wyget, Nicholas, 316, 319.
, Philip, 316, 319.
, . . . . , Agnes late the wife
of, 316, 319.
Wyggele, Robert, Robert de, clerk,
89, 90, 96.
Wyggemor. See Wigmore.
Wyght. See Wight.
Wyghthull, Robert de, commis-
sioner, 135, 136 bis, 154,
157.
Wyghtman. See Wightman.
Wyghton. See Weighton.
Wyghtwyk, Nicholas de, chaplain,
424.
Wyhum. See Wihum.
Wyke. See Wick.
Wyke St. Mary. See Week St.
Mary.
Wyke, Deryk Claysson de, 246.
, William Derykson de, 246.
Wyke, Wyk, John, 480.
, John, of Crewkerne, 122.
, Joan, wife of, 122.
John, son of, 122.
, John, chaplain, presented to
the church of St. Stephen,
Bristol, 270.
, Peter, 448.
, Roger, parson of St. Nicho-
las', Hereford, exchanged to
the vicarage of Bridstow, co.
Hereford, 25.
, Thomas, chaplain, 458.
Wykeham. See Wickham Bishop's.
Wykeham, Wykham [co. York], 27.
Wykeham — cont.
, prioress and nuns of, 27.
Wykeham, Gilbert de, of Holton
le Moor, 108.
, Richard de, prebendary of
Hastings, 171.
, William de, bishop of Win-
chester, 6, 34, 64, 128, 170 bis,
172, 180, 183, 188, 237, 272,
273, 278, 279, 286, 293, 323,
437, 483.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
330.
Wykelwode. See Wicklewood.
Wykemere, Adam, 404.
Wykerysyndon. See Rissington,
Wick.
Wykes. See Wix.
Wykes Ufford [in Ipswich], co.
Suffolk, manor, 203.
Wykford, Robert de, archdeacon of
Winchester, 240, 241.
, . . . . , canon and prebendary
of York, indenture of, 266.
. . , . . . . , archbishop of Dublin,
240, 241, 300, 383.
I , . . . . , . . . . , commissioner,
410.
, . . . . , chancellor of Ireland,
300.
Wykham. See Wickham.
Wykham Market. See Wickham
Market.
Wykham. See Wykeham.
Wykwoud, John, of Preston, co.
Hertford, 231.
Wykyng, William, parson of Dry
Stoke, 268.
Wykyngesham. See Wicklesome.
Wylasham, John de, 322.
, Roger de, commissioner,
223, 318, 322, 496.
Wylaston. See Willaston.
Wylcheswode. See Wilkswood.
Wylcombe, Nicholas, commissioner,
492.
Wylde. See Wilde.
Wyldegrys, Richard, 416.
Wyldenne. See Wilden.
Wylesdon. See Willesden.
Wylkynson, Thomas, woodward,
422.
Wylledon. See Willingdon.
j Wylly. See Willy.
Wyllyen. See Willian.
| Wyliynghale Spaigne. See Wil-
lingale Spain.
! Wyllyamson. See Williamson.
Wylmyngcote. See Wilnecote.
i Wylmyngton. See Wilmington.
758
GENERAL INDEX.
Wylne, Richard de, chantry chap-
lain in St. Edmund's chapel,
Dartford, 426.
Wylton. See Wilton.
Wylughby. See Willoughby.
Wylughby. See Wilughby.
Wylughton. See Willoughton.
Wylyndon. See Willingdon.
Wylyngham, Thomas, of London,
357.
Wylyngton. See Willington.
Wymenton. See Wymington.
Wymere, William, yeoman of the
household, 308.
Wymering, Wymeryng, co. South-
ampton, manor, 266.
Wymington, Wymenton [co. Bed-
ford], 270.
Wymondeham. See Wymundham.
Wymondeswold, Hugh de, 45.
Wymondham, Wymundham [co.
Norfolk], 318, 328, 357.
, Nicholas, prior of, 318, 328.
, monk of, 318.
, prior of, servant of,
199.
Wymundham, Wymondeham, Adam
de, 357.
, William, presented to the
church of St. Mary, Strand,
London, 166.
, .. .., parson of All Saints',
South Pickenham, 244.
Wynburn. See Wimborne.
Wyncestre. See Winchester.
Wyncheburne, Robert de, of Eak-
ring, 11.
Wynchecombe. See Winchcomb.
Wynchecombe, John de, citizen and
armourer of London, 120.
, Roger de, clerk, 388.
, Simon, citizen and armourer
of London, 448.
Wynchelse. See Winchelsea.
Wynchendon. See Winchendon.
Wynchestre. See Winchester.
Wynclee. See Winkleigh.
Wynday, John, of Wyton, co. Hun-
tingdon, 74.
Wynde, John, of Stamford, 263.
Wyndout, Adam, 184.
, William, chaplain, 184.
Wyndesore. See Windsor.
Wyndesore, John de, warrener of
Cambridge warren, 478.
, William, 344.
, . . . ., clerk, 457.
, William de, king's clerk,
provost of St. Mary's, Wing-
ham, 39.
Wyndesore, William de — cont.
, . . . . , governor and guardian
of Ireland, 31, 50, 85, 86 bis,
232, 240, 244, 304, 482.
, . . . . , lieutenant in Ireland,
295, 340.
, , knight, 393.
Wyne, John, clerk, 32.
, Robert, 55.
, Thomas, chaplain, 55.
Wynestede, Peter de, vicar of Ware,
exchanged to Aspenden, co.
Hertford, 24.
Wynewyk. See Winwick.
Wynewyk, John de, 152.
, Richard de, 152.
Wyneyerde. See Vineyard.
Wynferthyng. See Winfarthing.
Wynford, William de, 235.
Wyngham. See Wingham.
Wyngreworth, Giles de, clerk,
treasurer or receiver in Brit-
tany, 259.
Wynkeburne, William de, of Oller-
ton, co. Nottingham, 69.
Wynkefeld. See Winkfield.
Wynkefeld, William de, commis-
sioner, 144, 497.
Wynneferthyng. See Winfarthing.
Wynneferthyng, Richard de, clerk,
374.
Wynson, Robert, of Stert, co. Wilts,
281.
Wynston. See Winston.
Wynter, John, of St. Clement's,
searcher in all ports in Kent,
150.
See Wyntere.
Wynterborne. See Winterbourne
Bassett.
Wynterbourne, John, chaplain, pre-
sented to the church of All
Saints, Dorchester, 464.
Wynterburn. See Winterburn.
Wyntere, William, skinner, 157, 160.
See Wynter.
Wynterfold, Henry, 262.
Wynterslewe. See Winterslow.
Wynterton. See Winterton.
Wynterton, John de, 83.
, William de, parson of Tevers-
ham, co. Cambridge, ex-
changed to Martley, co. Wor-
cester, 367.
Wyntryngham, William, carpenter,
441.
Wyot, John, commissioner, 228.
, Patrick, chaplain, presented
to the church of St. Thomas,
Winchelsea, 180.
GENERAL INDEX.
759
Wyot — cont.
, William, of Kimmeridge,
the elder, 409.
, . . . . , the younger, 409.
Wyppyngham. See Whippingham.
Wyrardisbury, Wyrardesbury, co.
Buckingham, 228.
, manor, 228, 399.
Wyrdeley. See Wortley.
Wyrhale. See Wirral.
Wyriot, William, 501.
Wyrmegeye. See Wormegay.
Wyrot, Richard, commissioner,
501.
Wyryng, John, 107, 270.
Wysall, Wysowe [co. Nottingham],
356.
Wysbech, Wysbeche. See Wisbech.
Wyse, John, of Maplebeck, 70.
Wysebeche. See Wisbech.
Wyshede, John, of Hauxwell, co.
York, 108.
Wysman, William, of Elmdon, co.
Essex, 61.
Wysowe. See Wysall.
Wyssemer, Martin, merchant of the
Hanse, 417.
Wyssh, Henry, of Sussex, 471.
Wysto, Stephen atte, 421.
Wystowe, John de, mariner, 219.
Wytemay, John, warden of the
chantry of St. Michael, Brad-
stone, co. Gloucester, ex-
changed to the church of
Cherrington, co. Gloucester,
289.
Wyth, John, 495.
Wytham. See Witham.
Wythecok. See Withcote.
Wythegh, John atte, 495.
Wytheley, Robert, groom of the
household, 382.
Wyther, William, of Dorchester,
collector of the subsidy on
cloth for sale in Wilts, 78.
Wytherle, Thomas, king's archer,
445.
Wythiham. See Withyham.
Wythnet, John, 392.
Wythom. See Witham.
Wythornse. See Withernsea.
Wythornwyk, Wythornewyk,
Thomas de, commissioner, 55,
58, 136, 137, 310, 332.
Wytigton. See Whittington.
Wytlesheye. See Whittlesey.
Wyton, Wytton [co. Huntingdon],
74.
Wyttele, Nicholas, king's huntsman,
162.
Wytteneye, John, servant of the
parson of Mells, 342.
Wyttenham. See Wittenham.
Wyttenham, Thomas de, purveyor
for the household, 238.
, . . . . , yeoman of the house-
hold, 382.
Wytton. See Wyton.
Wytton, Robert, citizen and draper
of London, 11.
Wyvelescombe. See Wiveliscombe.
Wyvelescombe, Wyvelscomb, Henry,
384.
, , of Bristol, 102.
Wyvill, Robert de, bishop of Salis-
bury, 32, 76, 77, 120, 168,
201, 208.
Y
Yakesle. See Yaxley.
Yakeslegh. See Zakeslegh.
Yarborough, Yordeburgh, co. Lin-
coln, bailiwick of, 453.
Yarcombe, Yatercombe, Yartacombe
[co. Devon], vicars of, 100,
366, 370, 371.
Yardley Gobion [co. Northampton],
Moorend in, La Morende,
Moresende, 477.
, . . . . , castle and manor,
347 bis, 348.
Yardley Hastings, Yerdele Hastynges
[co. Northampton], letters
patent dated at, 130, 131, 134,
160, 162, 167, 168, 170.
, .. .., parsons of, 186, 191.
Yare, Yore, river, co. York, pre-
servation of salmon in, 193,
317, 324, 501.
Yarm, Eryum on Tese, Jarum on
Tese [co. York], 470.
, grant of pontage at, 260.
Yarmouth, Great [co. Norfolk], 5,
21, 157, 160 bis, 175, 250,
455 bis.
, bailiffs of, 49.
, burgess of, 472.
, commission of array in, 500.
, gaol delivery of, 246.
, mariner of, 14.
barge of, master of. See
Baker, William.
760
GENERAL INDEX.
Yarmouth — cont.
, port, 5, 48, 71, 81, 83, 84.
, . . . . , customs in, 93.
, . . . . , customs and sub-
sidies in, 6.
, . . . . , collector of customs
and deputy farmer of a sub-
sidy in. See Elys, William.
, .. .., controller of customs
in. See Gedeney, Thomas.
, . . . . , deputy butler in. See
Elys, William.
Yartacombe, Yartercombe. See
Yar combe.
Yarwell [co. Northampton], 475.
Yate, Matthew atte, parson of
St. Andrew's, Droitwich, ex-
changed to the vicarage of
Great Barrington, co. Glou-
cester, 8.
, William atte, 449.
Yatercombe. See Yarcombe.
Yattendon, Yatyngton, co. Berks,
manor, 202.
Yatton [co. Somerset], Wick in,
Wyke, 436.
Yatyngton. See Yattendon.
Yaxham [co. Norfolk], 448.
Yaxley, Yakesle [co. Huntingdon],
pavage at, 419.
Yearby, Overby [in Kirkleatham,
co. York], 330.
Yeddingham, Yedyngham [co.York],
bridge of, 481.
Yelbury, 305.
Yenge Margrete. See Margaretting.
Yeovil, Yevyle, Yevele [co. Somer-
set], church, 200, 286.
, vicar of, 241.
, parson of, 286.
Yerdele Hastynges. See Yardley
Hastings.
Yernecombe, William, groom of the
king's arms in the Tower of
London, 368.
Yeshampstede. See Easthampstead.
Yestbrok, Richard, chaplain, pre-
sented to the vicarage of Oke-
hampton, 165.
Yevan, Philip, 261.
Yevelchestre. See Ilchester.
Yevele. See Yeovil.
Yevele, Henry, 286.
, Henry, of London, 423.
Yevyle. See Yeovil.
Yistele [rectius Yiftele], Nicholas de,
parson of Orpington, 126.
Yngelby. See Ingelby.
Yngolmeles. See Ingoldmells.
Yo, William, 448.
Yolgreve. See Youlgreave.
Yong, Yonge, Geoffrey, of Sussex,
483.
j , Hugh, chamberlain of South
Wales, 317.
, Robert, vicar of Bradpole,
exchanged to the vicarage of
Okehampton, 124.
, Thomas, chaplain, presented
to the vicarage of Cratfield,
co. Suffolk, 280.
, Thomas, of Wennington,
468.
| , Thomas, commissioner, 156,
161.
, William, hayward of Ash-
ford manor, co. Kent, 4.
j Yordeburgh. See Yarborough.
Yore. See Yare.
York, co. York, 18, 45, 46, 103, 108,
146, 173, 242, 247, 349, 350,
420, 423, 454, 462, 467.
, document dated at, 239.
, indentures dated at, 73, 242.
, city, commission of the
peace in, 490.
citizens of, 11, 73, 175, 247,
266, 349, 474.
, mayor of. See Giseburgh,
John de ; Langeton, John
de ; Santon, John de.
, bailiffs of. See Crome, John
de ; Otryngton, William de ;
Ripon, John de ; Scoreby,
John de ; Swerd, John ;
Thornton, John de ; Tundu,
William ; Wateby, Richard
de.
, mayor and citizens of,
grant of quayage to, 110.
, baxter of, 423.
, draper of, 426.
! , gauger of wines at. See
Taverner, Alexander.
, goldsmiths of, 266, 423.
, mercer of, 12.
, merchants of, 11, 73, 322.
, skinner of, 281.
, tailors of, 242.
, castle, gaol of, 160.
, . . . . , . . . . , keeper of.
See Hervy, William.
, .. .., gaol delivery of, 106,
108, 109, 121 bis, 198.
, Grapecuntlane in, 266.
, Loppelane in, 73.
, Petergate Street in, 73.
, Staingate, Staynegate, 474.
, Staingate Street, 242, 266.
, , 'Mulburyhair in, 266.
GENERAL INDEX.
76 i
York — cont.
, cathedral church of St.
Peter, 18.
, . . . . , dean and chapter of,
68.
, . . . chapter of, 177.
, , , letters of, 239,
242, 266, 474.
, . . . . , altar of St. Thomas
the Martyr in, 423.
, . . . . , canons of. See Feriby,
William de ; Helwell, John
de ; Thoresby, John de ;
Wykford, Robert de.
prebend of Ampleforth
in, 242, 474.
, . . . . , prebend of Barmby on
the Moor in, 242, 474.
, . . . . , prebend of Dunning -
ton in, 73.
, . . . . , prebend of Masham in,
242.
, . . . . , prebend of North
Newbald in, 266.
, . . . . , prebend of Osbald-
wick in, 242.
, . . . . , prebend of Wilton in,
177.
, sub-dean of. See
Brandon, Master Thomas de.
. . . . , treasurer of. See
Branketre, John de ; Clifford,
John de.
, . . . . , king's gaol on the
soil of, delivery of, 275.
, ... , parson in. See Brod-
desworth, John de.
, . . . . , vicars of the choir of,
474.
, . . . . , . . . . , warden of, 350.
church of All Saints, North
Street, 335.
, church of St. George Fisher-
gate, chantry in, 462.
, church of St. John the
Evangelist, 247.
, church of St. Laurence
Walmgate, vicars of, 165.
, church of St. Martin, Coney
Street, chantry at the altar of
St. Mary in, 108.
, church of St. Martin Mickle-
gate, parson of, 421.
...... church of St. Mary on Castle
Hill, 349.
, church of St. Mary, Castle-
gate, 454.
, church of Holy Trinity in the
king's court, parson of, 2.
, inn of the Friars Minors, 110.
Wt. 18915.
York — cont.
, nuns of St. Clement,
Clementhorp, in the suburb,
380.
, hospital of St. Leonard's,
^ 73.
, . . . . , visitation of, 226.
, . . . . , master of. See
Ravenser, Richard de.
, hospital of St. Nicholas,
warden of. See Stanley,
Thomas de.
, priory of the Holy Trinity,
88, 104, 208, 242, 254, 335.
York, archbishop of, 401.
, See Nevill, Alexander
de.
, T., temp. Henry I,
451.
, Walter, temp. Henry
III, letters of, 359.
, , fee of, 467.
, archbishopric, voidance of,
94, 177.
, .. .., temporalities of, 227.
, diocese, 17, 44, 76, 82, 90,
96, 104 bis, 112, 163, 164,
165, 166, 180, 183 bis, 236,
242, 254, 259, 339, 346, 351,
420, 422, 439.
, . . . . , tenth granted by the
clergy in, 7.
, court of, advocate of. See
Bekyngham, Master Richard.
York county, 56, 98, 151, 160,
217, 219, 223, 232, 251, 312,
316 bis, 321, 329, 332, 338,
339, 423, 446, 457.
, issues of, 36, 183.
, lands of the earl of Cam-
bridge in, receiver of. See
Hasilden, Thomas de.
, collector of subsidy on cloth
for sale in. See Pathorn,
John de.
, outlawries in, 10, 12, 16, 47,
67, 97, 100, 175, 176, 230 bis,
263, 264 bis, 281, 356 ter,
419, 458, 471, 472, 480, 481.
, coroner of. See Arthyng-
ton, Robert de.
, escheator in. See Bygod,
John ; Culwen, Gilbert de ;
Lascels, Roger de ; Sayvill,
John ; Vale, William de la.
, escheatry in, issues of, 36.
, sheriff of, 303.
, See Melton, William
de.
, East Riding, 221.
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762
GENERAL INDEX.
York county, East Riding — cont.
, . . . . , fifteenth granted in,
7.
, . . . . , commission of array in,
498.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 136, 138.
, . . . , justices of oyer and
terminer in, 146.
, North Riding, 486.
, . . . . , commission of array
in, 498.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 139, 323, 491.
, . . . . , justices of oyer and
terminer in, 146.
, West Riding, commission of
array in, 498.
, . . . . , commission of the
peace in, 137, 217, 314.
, . . . . , justices of oyer and
terminer in, 146.
York, John, of London, baker, 102.
, Robert de, 152.
, . . . ., citizen of York, 266.
, Robert, of Watton, co. Nor-
folk, 144.
, William de, king's esquire,
402, 472, 483.
Youlgreave, Yolgreve [co. Derby],
vicars of, 259.
Ypres, Ipre [Belgium], 503.
, captains, echevins and con-
suls of, 503.
Ysewode, Richard, prior of Prittle-
well, 434.
Ystlwyf, Oystrelowe [co. Pembroke],
commote, 124.
, . . . . , steward of. See Cas-
tell, Thomas del.
Ystlyc, Arwistly [co. Montgomery],
cantred, 148.
Ystrad Marchell, Southstradmarghell
[co. Montgomery], commote,
148.
Yvayns, Sancho, master of the
St. Mary Magdalene of
Plasencia, 507.
Yvelcombe, Baldwin, 258.
, William, 258.
Ywerne Minstre. See Iwerne Min-
ster.
Zakeslegh, Henry de, 289.
Zedeletz, Bernard, knight, 308.
Zoderman, Hildebrand, merchant of
Almain, 503.
Zouche, Zuche, Alan ia, temp.
Henry III, 107.
Eudo la, and Millicent his
wife, temp. Edward I, 270,
271, 278.
, Hugh la, commissioner, 497.
, .. .., knight, 107, 326.
, , . . . . , Philippa wife of, 44.
Richard la, 268, 400.
, William la, monk of Glaston-
bvcy, 438.
, William la, of Harring-
w >rth, commissioner, 55, 56,
114, 135, 138, 147, 322, 499.
, , , knight, 15, 270,
278.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , commis-
sioner, 414.
, William la, the younger,
commissioner, 322.
Zutphen [Holland], Reynold, count
of, 503, 505.
Zwyn, Le Swyn [between West
Flanders and Zealand], port
of, letters patent dated at,
507, 508.
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